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Elvis Gratton
Bob 'Elvis' Gratton is a fictional character, the subject of multiple films and a television series of the same name by Quebec director Pierre Falardeau: a series of short films (''Elvis Gratton'', 1981; ''Les Vacances d'Elvis Gratton'', 1983; ''Pas encore Elvis Gratton!'', 1985) released on VHS as the single 1985 film ''Elvis Gratton: Le king des kings'', and then two sequels: ''Elvis Gratton II: Miracle à Memphis'' (1999) and ''Elvis Gratton 3: La vengeance d'Elvis Wong'' (2004). Most recently, a television series entitled ''Bob Gratton: Ma Vie/My Life'' began on January 15, 2007, and finished its third and final season in 2009.
==Plot==
The first movie revolves around one Bob Gratton (played by Julien Poulin, who co-wrote and co-directed the movies with Falardeau) and his passion for Elvis Presley. Gratton's life goal is to win fame as an Elvis impersonator, and he achieves it through a local TV talent show contest whose prize is a cruise to the fictional island resort of Santa Banana. After his return from Santa Banana Gratton is called on to don his Elvis costume one more time, but because he has gained weight in the interim, he has trouble fitting into it and collapses on stage during a performance, seemingly dead. In the film's final scene, just as Gratton's casket is taken for interment Bob emerges from it, quite alive.
The second movie revolves around Gratton's later adventures after being discovered by a talent scout, and his rise to fame as a pop music star.
The third installment sees Gratton become the head of a media company and play an active role in manipulating the news that his media empire puts out.
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