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Name: Elvis Presley
Full/Alt. name: Elvis Aron Presley
Date of Birth: Tuesday January 8 1935
Born: Tupelo, Mississippi (USA)
Partial Biography: Mention 'The King' and most people will know you are referring to Elvis Presley, the undisputed 'King of Rock and Roll'. Second only to the Beatles in total Number 1 records (17), the…Full Elvis Presley Biography…

Ghosts of Girlfriends Past (2009) 12A (Contains moderate sex references, language and a drug reference)Song Performer (Burning Love)
He's Just Not That Into You (2009) 12A (Contains infrequent strong language and moderate sex references)Song Performer (I Got A Woman)
Killshot (2009) (for violence, language and brief nudity)Song Performer ("It Hurts Me"), Song Performer ("Doin' The Best i Can"), Song Performer ("Suspicion")
Crazy Love (2008) (for language including sexual references, and mature thematic elements)Song Performer (Burning Love)
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) 12A (Contains moderate action violence and scary scenes)Song Performer ("Hound Dog")
The Game Plan (2008) U (Contains no material likely to offend or harm)Song Performer (Rubberneckin"), Song Performer (Jailhouse Rock), Song Performer (Burning Love)
Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show: 30 Days & 30 Nights - From Hollywood to the Heartland (2008) (for pervasive language and some sex-related humor)Song Performer ("Burning Love"), Song Performer ("Viva Las Vegas"), Song Performer ("Too Much")
Fred Claus (2007) PG (Contains mild comic violence, language and sex references)Song Performer ("Santa Claus Is Back In Town"), Song Performer ("Rubberneckin' (Paul Oakenfold Remix)")
Brave One, The (2007) 18 (Contains strong violence and very strong language)Song Performer ("You Don't Know Me")
Lucky You (2007) PG (Contains mild language, sex references and a gambling theme)Song (All Shook Up)

Special American Music Award (1986)
Grammy (1974) Best Inspirational Performance (Non-Classical) - "How Great Thou Art"
Grammy (1972) Best Inspirational Performance (Non-Classical) - "He Touched Me"
The Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award (1971)
Grammy (1967) Best Sacred Performance - "How Great Thou Art"