Change Of Habit Review

Change Of Habit
When one of a group of trainee nuns fall for a young inner city doctor she must choose between love and her faith.

by William Thomas |
Published on
Release Date:

10 Nov 1969

Running Time:

93 minutes

Certificate:

PG

Original Title:

Change Of Habit

Change Of Habit was one of the films in which an attempt was made to change Presley’s lighthearted movie image, leading to this unlikely story that has The King playing a young doctor working in a ghetto whose opinions are changed by three nuns.

Not a terribly good example of Elvis at his prime, made over five years after such Elvis-at-his-prime films as Jailhouse Rock, Love Me Tender or Viva Las Vegas, this is still one for the collector.

Could have been better with a better script, though.

Everyone other than true Elvis fans will have left the building before this one is out.
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