Agent Elvis Poster Reveals Netflix’s Bizarre Animated Mashup Series
A new Netflix poster reveals an early look at the bizarre animated mashup series Agent Elvis.
The project is the latest property to fictionalize the life of real-life rock star Elvis Presley, who rose to fame in the 1950s.
His iconic songs include “Hound Dog,” “Heartbreak Hotel,” and “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” though in addition to his music career he had a stint in Hollywood that produced films including 1957’s Jailhouse Rock and 1961’s Blue Hawaii.
His life was most recently brought to the screen in the Baz Luhrmann musical biopic Elvis starring Austin Butler, a film that has been particularly buzzy this awards season, having already earned three Golden Globe nominations.
The official Netflix Geeked Twitter page celebrated Presley’s birthday by offering a new look at Agent Elvis, which was formerly titled Agent King.
The poster shows an animated young Elvis smirking and wearing a pair of sunglasses while brandishing a gun. Check out the poster below:
Everything We Know About Agent Elvis
So far, there has been no official release date announced for Agent Elvis. However, the fact that Netflix has started to promote it likely means it is coming in the next few months.
Most details about the series are thin on the ground, but the Netflix synopsis for the series says Elvis will “trade a jumpsuit for a jetpack” when he is called upon to join a secret spy agency to defend America from evil forces.
It is also known that the series was co-created by John Eddie and Elvis’ former wife Priscilla Presley.
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