Cast
- Rick Peters as Elvis Presley
- Bob Gunton as Richard M. Nixon
- Alyson Court as Priscilla Presley
- Denny Doherty as Vernon
- Jackie Burroughs as Dodger
- Curtis Armstrong as Farley Hall
- Gabriel Hogan as Bobby Bishop
- Robbi Jay Thuet as Lisa Marie Presley
- Thom Sears as Bodyguard #1
- Wayne Ward as Bodyguard #2
- Rick Wharton as Bodyguard #3
- Keith Jones as Bodyguard #4
- Robyn Stevan as Karen
- Patrick McKenna as Karen's supervisor
- Hamish McEwan as Wait carpenter
- Julia Paton as Melissa (stewardess)
- Marilyn Boyle as Plane businesswoman
- Philip Akin as Cabbie
- Arnold Pinnock as Other cabbie #1
- John Liddle as Other cabbie #2
- Richard Yearwood as Brother #1
- Panou as Brother #2
- Ephraim Hylton as Donut counterman
- Vernon Chapman as Washington hotel clerk
- Laura Catalano as TWA ticket agent
- Alana Fletcher as Bobby's starlet
- Richard McMillan as Security guard
- Tammy Isbell as Mindy (stewardess)
- Angela Vint as Pamela (stewardess)
- Peter Keleghan as Pilot
- Joe Dinicol as Ten-year-old boy
- Colin Fox as Sir Harold
- Richard Beymer as Bob Haldeman
- Hadley Sandiford as White House guard
- Jake Simons as Hippie guy
- Martin Roach as Hip stockboy
- A.J. Cook as Hippie chick
- Rob Stefaniuk as Record guy
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