As you grow up, there are always fears and insecurities. It was different, but it was ours.” She continued, “I truly cherish the great times. We would baby talk, because you have to have your own language when you have that many people around. “I was always ready to greet him at the door and pamper him,” she said. I would even go with him to get his teeth cleaned! I always had an eye on him because everyone in the world was after him.” Despite their issue throughout their marriage, Priscilla told People that she “loved” being Elvis’ wife and looked back at their relationship with fond memories.
“Women gravitated to him, so I would be nervous when he had to go places alone. “My God, I had to learn everything,” she said. In an interview with People in 2021, Priscilla opened up about how her relationship with Elvis forced her to grow up fast at a young age. There’s also an animated Netflix series in the works titled Agent King, which will reportedly follow Elvis on fictitious missions from the United States government while on tour.How Did Lisa Marie Presley Die? She Was ‘Taking Opioids Again’ & On An ‘Extreme Weight Loss Regime’ In The Lead Up To Her Death Both Priscilla and Lisa Marie have remained heavily involved with the singer’s estate since his death in 1977.Ĭoppola’s project follows this year’s Baz Luhrmann–directed Elvis biopic, which featured Austin Butler in the titular role and Olivia DeJonge as Priscilla Presley.
The pair married at Las Vegas’ Aladdin Hotel in 1967, and had one daughter, Lisa Marie Presley. It’s set to shoot in Toronto later this year, eventually arriving on theater screens in the United States via A24.īorn Priscilla Ann Wagner in 1945, she was 14 when she met the then-24-year-old star during his military service in Germany. Cailee Spaeny ( Mare of Easttown) and Jacob Elordi ( Euphoria) are slated to star in the project, which is based on Presley’s 1985 memoir Elvis and Me. Sofia Coppola has written and will direct a forthcoming biopic about Priscilla Presley, as Variety reports.
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