Is the world ready for Agent Elvis? The ten-episode Agent Elvis was created by Priscilla Presley & John Eddie for Netflix. Fans will be screaming “sacrilege!” Rest assured the world is safe with Elvis karate-chopping the bad guys. No word yet if Elvis will join Johnny Bravo in a joint adventure. The King is back!
If you’re lookin’ for trouble
You came to the right place
If you’re lookin’ for trouble
Just look right in my face
Elvis Presley trades in his jumpsuit for a jetpack to battle the dark forces that threaten the country – all while holding down his day job as the King of Rock and Roll.
This ten-episode, Netflix adult animation series from Sony Pictures Animation is an irreverent action comedy starring Matthew McConaughey as Elvis Presley and follows Elvis as he lives a double life as a secret agent. The show was created by Priscilla Presley and John Eddie and was developed by Co-Showrunners Mike Arnold and John Eddie, who also serve as Executive Producers along with Executive Producers Kevin Noel, Matthew McConaughey, Priscilla Presley, with Fletcher Moules serving as Co-Executive Producer and Seranie Manoogian as Producer. Jamie Salter, Corey Salter, and Marc Rosen with Authentic Brands Group also served as Executive Producers. Vancouver-based Titmouse served as the animation studio with Chris Prynoski, Shannon Prynoski, Antonio Canobbio, Ben Kalina serving as Executive Producers and Gary Ye as Supervising Director, Chris Thompson as Art Director, and Josue Sanchez as Editor. Robert Valley created original character designs, and John Varvatos designed Agent Elvis’ wardrobe. The music and original score were composed by Tyler Bates and Timothy Williams.
“From the time Elvis was a young boy he always dreamed of being the superhero fighting crime and saving the world!” said Priscilla Presley, who was married to Elvis from 1967-73.
Fun Fact: The photograph taken of the meeting between Elvis Presley and Richard Nixon in the Oval Office at 12:30 p.m. on Dec. 21, 1970, is the most-requested photograph in the entire U.S. National Archives.