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In It Happened at the World’s Fair, a musical comedy filmed against the backdrop of
the 1963 Seattle World’s Fair, Elvis Presley’s character, Mike Edwards, and companion Danny Burke, portrayed by Gary Lockwood, hitchhike to Seattle to locate work.
In Fun in Acapulco, Elvis Presley stars as Mike Windgren, an additional version of his musical comedy persona: a previous circus performer striving to
escape his earlier. Ross Carpenter, Elvis Presley’s character in Girls!
Callahan was usually acutely aware of training an actor so
that his boxing capabilities suited the character.
Callahan praised Elvis for his pure athletic abilities -- at minimum in the publicity
for the movie. Coaching the young singer was Mushy Callahan, the junior welterweight champion from 1926 to 1930.
Callahan experienced been plying his techniques about Hollywood
for some time, acquiring coached actors Kirk Douglas, Errol
Flynn, and others in boxing-similar films. In a lot of
the publicity generated for the duration of Elvis’s Hollywood vocation, the press pointed
out that the singer done quite a few of his individual stunts.
In Fun in Acapulco, Elvis chose to participate in a few stunts that the producers deemed dangerous.
He created a series of conservative fits and ties to make Elvis "look like a good, perfectly-dressed youthful businessman," according to producer Ted Richmond.
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