

Comedy · Music
Girls! Girls! Girls!
The Swingin'-est Elvis! + Girls (Girls, Girls) + Songs (lots of them). Who could ask for anything more?
When he learns that his boss is retiring to Arizona, sailor Ross Carpenter has to find a way to buy the Westwind, a boat that he and his father built. Meanwhile, he's also caught between two women: insensitive club singer Robin and sweet Laurel.
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Top Cast

Elvis Presley
Ross Carpenter

Stella Stevens
Robin Gantner

Jeremy Slate
Wesley Johnson

Laurel Goodwin
Laurel Dodge

Benson Fong
Kin Yung

Robert Strauss
Sam (owner, Pirate's Den)
Guy Lee
Chen Yung

Frank Puglia
Papa Stavros
Directed by
Norman Taurog
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Reviews
John Chard
3/109/5/2019
I'm just a red blooded guy who can't stop thinking about Girls!, Girls!, Girls! Seems I'm one of the few here who are prepared to write that they dislike this picture. It doesn't have any particularly great songs to off set the staid nature of the plot and crude construction of the film. Basically we have Presley as Ross Carpenter, a guy who loves life working out on the sea. But when his boss announces that he's opting out of the business, Ross must find a way to buy the boat that is so dear to him. All that and he's caught in between two lady suitors from different ends of the social spectrum. Nope, that's about it, I wish I could fire up some words of praise like I can for Jailhouse Rock and King Creole. Stella Stevens sleepwalks through the film (even though she's underused), Lau
Wuchak
6/1011/16/2020
_**Elvis as a fisherman and nightclub singer in Hawaii**_ In Hawaii, a fishing guide (Presley) tries to find a way to buy the Westwind, a boat that he & his father built, after his employer decides to retire to Arizona. Meanwhile he's caught between two women: An insensitive club singer (Stella Stevens) and a sweet rich girl who pretends to be working class (Laurel Goodwin). "Girls! Girls! Girls!" (1962) was Elvis’ 11th movie of the 31 in his acting filmography. It was the second of his three flicks shot in Hawaii, the other two being "Blue Hawaii" (1961) and “Paradise, Hawaiian Style” (1966). While it’s a serviceable Presley flick and has its points of interest, it’s the least of the three IMHO with “Blue Hawaii” being easily the best. The serious drama is situated amongst the Ha
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