An upcoming documentary film will investigate the myth that Elvis Presley is alive. The filmmakers are offering a multi-million dollar reward to find legitimate proof that Elvis is alive.
Memphis, TN (PRWEB) August 14, 2006 -- Is Elvis alive? According to many tabloids and conspiracy theorists, he is alive and living comfortably somewhere in Michigan. Now, for the first time, that secret might be in jeopardy. Filmmaker Adam Muskiewicz has three million reasons for you to tell him where he can find Elvis, and he’s not kidding.
In 2007, Muskiewicz plans to release his documentary film, The Truth About Elvis. In the film, he will reveal what he has learned in the two years since he began investigating the Elvis myth. He will also share the evidence that he is collecting through his new web site, ElvisWanted.com.
According to Muskiewicz, “This is the biggest myth in the history of pop culture, and I hope to determine, once and for all, if Elvis is dead or alive.”
He has enlisted the help of Los Angeles producers Dan Bliss and Warren Zide, the producer of the American Pie and Final Destination franchises. Bliss said, “Adam is taking a very serious look at this myth, while still being respectful of the Presley legacy. I think Adam is a sincere fan, and he wants to know if the myth has any merit.”
Muskiewicz and a small crew have traveled across the country to interview conspiracy theorists, authors, experts and even Elvis Presley’s closest friends in his quest to find the truth. Muskiewicz says, “We’re talking to everyone, including people that think Elvis is dead. We have to be objective if we want to learn the truth.”
Somehow, the filmmakers even landed interviews with significant Elvis insiders, including Joe Esposito, Linda Thompson, George Klein, Larry Geller and George “Dr. Nick” Nichopolous.
Muskiewicz also sought out important conspiracy theorists, authors, tabloid writers, witnesses and others that have contributed to the myth. Muskiewicz is a little concerned that he will be labeled as a conspiracy person and insists that he is “taking a different and more objective approach.” He hopes that will come across in his film.
The $3,000,000 reward is backed by a U.K. company called William Hill. In the event that Elvis Presley turns up alive, the reward will be paid out to the person that finds him. No impersonators or people who have changed their names can collect the reward. It must be THE Elvis Presley. You might know him as The King.
Related links:
http://www.ElvisWanted.com
http://www.TruthAboutElvis.com
Contact:
Laura Abbott – publicity
Dan Bliss – producer
310-477-8668
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