Tom Parker(1909-1997)

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Tom Parker was born on 26 June 1909 in Breda, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands. He is known for Jailhouse Rock (1957), Follow That Dream (1962) and Spinout (1966). He was married to Loanne Miller and Marie Frances Mott. He died on 21 January 1997 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

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Known for

Jailhouse Rock

6.5

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1957

Follow That Dream

6.6

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1962

Spinout

5.8

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1966

It Happened at the World's Fair

6.1

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1963

Credits

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This Is Elvis
7.6
- technical advisor (as Colonel Tom Parker)
- 1981
Elvis on Tour
7.5
- technical advisor (as Colonel Tom Parker)
- 1972
Elvis: That's the Way It Is
8.0
- technical advisor (as Col. Tom Parker)
- 1970
Clambake
5.7
- technical advisor (as Col. Tom Parker)
- 1967
Double Trouble
5.1
- technical advisor (as Colonel Tom Parker)
- 1967
Easy Come, Easy Go
5.3
- technical advisor (as Col. Tom Parker)
- 1967
Spinout
5.8
- technical advisor (as Colonel Tom Parker)
- 1966
Paradise, Hawaiian Style
5.5
- technical advisor (as Col. Tom Parker)
- 1966
Harum Scarum
4.6
- technical advisor (as Colonel Tom Parker)
- 1965
Tickle Me
5.8
- technical advisor (as Col. Tom Parker)
- 1965
Girl Happy
6.4
- technical advisor (as Colonel Tom Parker)
- 1965
Roustabout
6.0
- technical advisor (as Col. Tom Parker)
- 1964
Kissin' Cousins
5.3
- technical advisor (as Colonel Tom Parker)
- 1964
Fun in Acapulco
5.9
- technical advisor (as Col. Tom Parker)
- 1963
It Happened at the World's Fair
6.1
- technical advisor (as Colonel Tom Parker)
- 1963

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Personal details

Alternative names
- The Colonel
Height
- 6′ (1.83 m)
Born
- June 26, 1909
- Breda, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
Died
- January 21, 1997
- Las Vegas, Nevada, USA(complications from a stroke)
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Trivia
Became Elvis Presley's manager in 1956, shortly after having managed to sell his Sun Records contract to RCA for a then unheard $35,000. He got a 25% share of Elvis' paycheck. That share was raised to 50% in 1967 (the normal share for managers at the time was about 15%). Because he also had shares in a number of activities centered on Elvis' image (memorabilia, souvenirs, song publishing), he made more money out of Elvis than Elvis himself did.