One of the most playful and underrated moments from Elvis Presley’s films with the stunning Ann-Margret comes from Viva Las Vegas, where Elvis flirts his way straight into a hotel pool!
In this 1964 classic, Elvis and the Swedish bombshell bring irresistible energy to their duet of “The Lady Loves Me.” Their chemistry is electric, full of sass, smiles, and teasing glances that make the scene unforgettable.
Elvis plays Lucky Jackson, a race car driver in Las Vegas trying to raise money to fix his car. After earning the cash, his focus shifts to the enchanting swimming instructor played by Ann-Margret. The flirtation escalates quickly—he strums his guitar, croons smoothly, and playfully chases her around the pool. Their witty back-and-forth and magnetic presence make every note of the duet feel alive.
The scene ends with Ann-Margret giving him a playful push into the pool, delivering the final line with perfect timing: “And the gentleman’s all wet!” It’s a delightful mix of romance, humor, and show-stopping performance—proof that Elvis and Ann-Margret were truly screen magic together.
