Heartbroken by the reality that Elvis Presley' music would not be included in the new biopic debuting on October 27, Priscilla found hope after a resolution was reached with her granddaughter, Riley Keough.
After much dispute, the two were finally able to agree.
Reports have emerged that the owner of 85% of Elvis Presley's estate conflicts with the star's legacy.
According to those in the know, she is struggling with the corporation Elvis Presley Enterprises for control over his recordings and rights to product licensing.
Since the passing of Lisa Marie, daughter of Elvis and Priscilla, in January 2023 at age 54, it is now up to her daughter, Riley, to carry out the responsibility for the remaining 15%.
A source reported that Priscilla is convinced the company aims to make her project fail.
The National Enquirer indicated that a representative from EPE declared they were unaware of her endeavor until its trailer was launched in June.
An insider familiar with Priscilla's team quickly responded to the allegation, exclaiming, "There's no truth to it!"
They had been communicating with the estate regarding music for Sofia Coppola's film since early in the year. Hence, everyone was aware of what was taking place.
Radar Online's sources have provided the inside scoop on the production of the biopic based on Elvis Presley's 1985 autobiography "Elvis and Me."
According to their tipster, the project is somewhat lacking in quality with its rather college-level set designs.
Coppola revealed that the company was not very welcoming when asked to comment on her request for permission from EPE in a joint interview with Priscilla for The Hollywood Reporter.
According to the director, EPEs "don't like projects that haven't originated, and they're protective of their brand.
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For her part, Priscilla voiced her apprehensions regarding the project. "Living through this movie is like living my life," she confided in anticipation of its Venice Film Festival premiere on September 4. "The audience experiences all my emotions - from nervousness to hope - and I just pray they understand every nuance."
Despite the current situation, Priscilla has held onto her optimism that her biopic will succeed. She has expressed sadness that fans won't experience Elvis' tunes as part of it.
After meeting her, Priscilla realized a connection with Coppola. She believed the director could comprehend what she was going through and appreciate her story better than any other writer due to similar experiences. "We had different stories," shared Priscilla, "but she had lived something of it in her way."
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