While American singer Guy Lambert is performing in England, teenage heiress Jill Conway falls head-over-heels in love with him, and he also captures the attention of sophisticated Claire Dunham. In an attempt to forestall the possibility of romance, Jill's uncle and guardian, Gerald Waverly, sends her to school in Brussels, unaware that Guy has a singing engagement there. After a series of near-fatal accidents, it soon becomes apparent to Guy that someone is trying to kill Jill. Furthermore, the young couple are being closely watched by a pair of bumbling thieves who have hidden smuggled jewels in Guy's luggage. In Brussels, the Belgian police and a trio of ineffectual detectives try to help but prove to be of little use. Appointing himself as Jill's protector, Guy exposes Uncle Gerald and Claire Dunham, who is revealed to be Gerald's accomplice, as the would-be murderers who had hoped to inherit Jill's fortune. A mysterious stranger who had been trailing Guy turns out to be a Scotland Yard man, and he apprehends the jewel thieves. With all threats to their happiness removed, Jill and Guy return to England.

Director:
Norman Taurog	Director
Claude Binyon Jr.	Assistant Director
Cast:
Elvis Presley	as Guy Lambert
Annette Day	as Jill Conway
John Williams	as Gerald Waverly
Yvonne Romain	as Claire Dunham
The Wiere Brothers	as Themselves
Chips Rafferty	as Archie Brown
Norman Rossington	as Arthur Babcock
Monty Landis	as Georgie
Michael Murphy	as Morley
Leon Askin	as Inspector De Groote
John Alderson	as Iceman
Stanley Adams	as Captain Roach
Maurice Marsac	as Frenchman
Walter Burke	as Mate
Helene Winston	as Gerda
Monique LeMaire	as Desk clerk
The G Men	as Themselves
Cinematography:
Daniel L. Fapp	Director of Photography
Writer:
Jo Heims	Screenwriter
Marc Brandel	Story
Producer:
Judd Bernard	Producer
Irwin Winkler	Producer
Editing:
John McSweeney	Film Editor
Music:
Jeff Alexander	Music Score
Randy Starr	Arr for "Old MacDonald Had a Farm"
Mort Shuman	Composer
Winfield Scott	Composer
Buddy Kaye	Composer
Doc Pomus	Composer
Paul Evans	Composer
Don Robertson	Composer
Sid Tepper	Composer
Sid Wayne	Composer
Bill Giant	Composer
Florence Kaye	Composer
Roy C. Bennett	Composer
Joy Byers	Composer
Philip Springer	Composer
Ben Weisman	Composer
Bernie Baum	Composer
Randy Starr	Composer
Hal Blair	Composer
J. Leslie McFarland	Composer
Fred Tobias	Composer
Dance:
Alex Romero	Choreography
Art Director:
George W. Davis	Art Director
Merrill Pye	Art Director
Visual Effects:
J. McMillan Johnson	Spec visual eff
Carroll L. Shepphird	Spec visual eff
Make-Up:
William Tuttle	Makeup
Mary Keats	Hairstyles
Costume-Wardrobe:
Don Feld	Costumes
Art Department:
Henry Grace	Set Decoration
Hugh Hunt	Set Decoration
Sound:
Franklin Milton	Recording Supervisor
Film Production - Main:
Al Shenberg	Unit Production Manager
Patricia Casey	Asst to the prod
Col. Tom Parker	Technical Advisor

Released in United States April 1967

Released in United States December 6, 1988

Released in United States on Video December 6, 1988

Released in United States Spring April 1967

color

Released in United States April 1967

Released in United States Spring April 1967

Released in United States December 6, 1988

Released in United States on Video December 6, 1988