- A frogman working for the U.S. Navy dives for buried treasure. - Allan Weiss - Elvis Presley was coming to the end of his cycle as a big name movie box office star when Easy Come, Easy Go was made for Paramount. We were deep in the flower power era by 1967 and Elvis was ceding his top spot to the lads from Liverpool and their imitators. The one thing about Elvis films were was that the whole film was sold on the personality of its star. If it was a good script with an intelligent story line that was gravy. Easy Come, Easy Go was a steak tartar of a film. - Language(s): English, French, Italian - Subtitle(s): Arabic, English, Italian, French, Hebrew, Icelandic, Italian, Turkish
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