
Opening to a wince inducing scene of bare fisted manslaughter, Jailhouse Rock proved to be a surprisingly dark watch, sporadically lifted with inspired moments of comedy and toe tapping musical numbers. Once the credits had rolled and subsequent applause died down, Bhaskar and Kermode returned to the stage for an in-depth Q&A. Laced with fascinating glimpses of matchless trivia, Bhaskar engrossed the audience with succinctly pithy details which ranged from the seemingly semi-autobiographical nature of Jailhouse Rock to the sudden and tragic death of Presley’s leading lady Judy Tyler just weeks after filming concluded.
In amongst the captivating proceedings a text message was received from none other than composer Mike Stoller (of the Leiber and Stoller song writing partnership) who co-created the infamous Jailhouse Elvis hit. Stoller proceeded to confirm Bhaskar’s impeccable knowledge which saw Leiber and Stoller barricaded in a hotel room by movie executives in order to ensure they achieved their musical deadlines. The evening proved to be another out and out triumphant for the Plaza whose 35mm series continues to be a quarterly highlight for the beloved cinema. An unparalleled treat for any discerning cinephile. Bravo to all involved.
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