Titolo originale : Elvis has left the building. Regia : Joel Zwick (My Big Fat Greek Wedding). Genere : Commedia romantica. Cast : Kim Basinger (Harmony Jones), John Corbett (Miles), Tom Hanks, Denise Richards (Belinda), Sean Astin, Annie Potts, Angie Dickinson (Harmony's mother), Billy Ray Cyrus, Geoffrey C. Martin. Distribuzione : Il film è prodotto dalla CAPITOL FILMS. In Italia il film è distribuito da "DIA - Distributori Indipendenti Associati". Disponibilità : Il film è disponibile in DVD zona 2 dall'8 febbraio 2006. Altri titoli : In Brasile il film è uscito col titolo "Elvis Ainda não Morreu", in Spagna col titolo "Love me tender", in Argentina col titolo "Amame tiernamente". La storia : Le disavventure di Harmony (Kim Basinger), una venditrice di cosmetici (Mary Kay Cosmetics) nata durante un concerto di Elvis Presley. Recatasi ad un incontro di fans del Re, Harmony ammazzerà accidentalmente due sosia del suo idolo. Perseguitata dall'FBI, incontrerà, infine, l'anima gemella. Kim Basinger plays Harmony, a makeup-peddling saleswoman whose life has been strangely connected to the King since her birth (which occurred at an Elvis concert). She accidentally runs over and kills two Elvis impersonators and winds up fleeing from the FBI in the company of a down-in-the-dumps ad exec, and they eventually wind up in Las Vegas, smack-dab in the middle of (of course) an Elvis impersonator convention.  News : Alcune news: BOSTON: New Kim Basinger movie to film in N.M. SANTA FE, N.M. -- "Elvis Has Left the Building," an upcoming movie starring Kim Basinger and directed by Joel Zwick, will begin shooting in New Mexico this fall. New Mexico was selected because of the state's incentives to production companies, producer Tova Laiter said this week. "These incentives, combined with the beauty of our state and the talent of our work force, allow New Mexico to compete internationally for major film projects," Gov. Bill Richardson said. "We're winning movies that would have gone to Europe or Canada." Basinger will star as a cosmetic saleswoman who ends up on the run from the FBI after she leaves a train of dead Elvis impersonators. Hundreds of New Mexico-based Elvis impersonators are expected to be hired. The production company, Capitol Films, will apply for the Film Investment Fund, a 2002 state fund designed to help with production provided some of the shoot uses New Mexico workers and locales. The company will also use a 15 percent tax rebate and will utilize the work force training program, a program that offers advanced training for members of film production crews. "Elvis Has Left the Building" will be based in Albuquerque. New Mexico landscapes will double for Tennessee, Arkansas, Arizona, Nevada and New York City. Zwick directed 2002's "My Big Fat Greek Wedding." KOBTV: Elvis impersonators needed for Basinger film shot in N.M.  A film starring Kim Basinger will be filmed in New Mexico. According to the state Economic Development Department, the filming of "Elvis Has Left The Building," will begin this fall. Basinger will star as a cosmetic saleswoman who ends up on the run from the FBI after she leaves a train of dead Elvis impersonators. Producer Tova Laiter says the film will be shot in New Mexico because of the many incentives the state offers to production companies. The film’s production company, Capitol Films, will apply for the Film Investment Fund, a 2002 state fund designed to help with production provided some of the shoot uses New Mexico workers. Hundreds of New Mexico-based Elvis impersonators are expected to be hired for the film. The film will be based in Albuquerque. New Mexico landscapes will double for Tennessee, Arkansas, Arizona, Nevada and New York City. Basinger Loves Elvis. Starring in rom com for Greek Wedding director. Variety reports that Oscar-winner Kim Basinger (8 Mile) will star in the forthcoming romantic comedy Elvis Has Left the Building. The picture will be directed by Joel Zwick (My Big Fat Greek Wedding) from a screenplay by Adam-Michael Barber and Mitchell Ganem. The trade paper describes Basinger's role as that of "a cosmetic saleswoman whose life is strangely entangled with Elvis Presley. ... Basinger will play the hapless Harmony, born during an Elvis concert and ever after linked in some way to the King. While on the road hawking lipstick, she accidentally kills a couple of Elvis impersonators and ends up on the run from the FBI. So, in an unlikely coincidence, does a depressed advertising executive whose path intersects romantically with hers as the pair head toward the pic's climax at an Elvis convention in Las Vegas.". Elvis movie project to be made in N.M. Can you do a great impersonation of The King of Rock 'n Roll? Well, a new movie project swinging into New Mexico may be the ticket for you to show off your hip-swiveling talent. "Elvis Has Left the Building," starring Kim Basinger, is about a cosmetic saleswoman who leaves a train of dead Elvis impersonators in her wake and ends up on the run from the FBI. The movie will start production on Sept. 15 and film in Albuquerque for a month. New Mexico landscapes and sets will double for Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas, Arizona, Nevada and New York City. No details on project cost or when the movie expects to be released have been disclosed. The movie is expected to employ more than 100 people from New Mexico, including a large number of Elvis impersonators. Auditions are expected to start in September. Capitol Films and producer Tova Laiter said they chose New Mexico because of film incentives recently passed by the state legislature. The New Mexico Legislature in March passed House Bill 118, which allows filmmakers a gross receipts tax deduction on production costs, or an income tax credit of up to 15 percent of the New Mexico portion of production costs. A companion bill introduced in the Senate (SB280) provides up to $22 million in interest-free production loans, with a cap of $7.5 million per project. "These incentives, combined with the beauty of our state and the talent of our workforce, allow New Mexico to compete internationally for major film projects," said New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson. "We're winning movies that would have gone to Canada or Europe." New Mexico has already landed a Ron Howard film this year, titled "The Missing." New Mexico also invested $7.5 million in "Suspect Zero," a crime thriller about a serial killer who hunts another serial killer. It also invested $2.2 million in "Secret Agent Mom," a made-for-television movie, and $2.5 million for a segment on PBS Mystery! based on New Mexico author Tony Hillerman's novel, "A Thief of Time."  Uscita : Le riprese sono avvenute nell'autunno 2003 in New Mexico. Uscita italiana: 26 agosto 2005. Uscita USA: solo DVD (2 agosto 2005). In Italia il film ha incassato € 53.625,84.