Elvis will screen free in 10 cities in honor of late singer Elvis Presley's birthday.
The screenings will take place Sunday at 5 p.m. local time, with the exception of the Los Angeles showing, which begins at 4 p.m. The film will also be shown at 2 p.m. at Graceland in Memphis, Tenn.
Elvis is also available to stream on HBO Max. Just a Boy from Tupelo: Bringing Elvis to the Big Screen, a special about the making of the film, will be released Sunday on the streaming service.
In addition, SiriusXM will rebroadcast the Elvis cast town hall Jan. 6-8 on Elvis Radio, while "Toxic Las Vegas: Jamieson Shaw Remix," an unreleased Britney Spears x Elvis Presley mashup from Elvis, will be released Jan. 6.
Presley's estate, Graceland, will also hold four days of events leading up to the late singer's birthday."We are so appreciative of the audiences of all ages who came out to see the movie in theaters, and to Warner Bros. and exhibitors who took on what was certainly not a sure bet. A big thank you to audiences who made Elvis the number one original title of 2022, and especially to Elvis's fans -- both old and new. The entire Elvis team, along with Graceland and the Presleys themselves, have been listening to you all and working diligently to come up with these very special gifts in celebration of Elvis on his birthday," Luhrmann said.
Elvis opened in theaters in June and is nominated for three awards, including Best Motion Picture - Drama, at the Golden Globes Awards.
