KISS Song Titles in Elvis Presley & Humphrey Bogart Movies

"Magic Touch" was spoken by the character Johnny (Elvis) to Nellie Bly, within the dialogue of the 1966 movie 'Frankie & Johnny'.

"That's The Kind Of Sugar Papa Likes" was spoken by Dobbs (Bogart) to the bar's crowd within the dialogue of the 1948 movie 'The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre'.

"Long Way Down" was spoken by the character Jess Wade (Elvis) to Vince Hackett, within the dialogue of the 1969 movie 'Charro!'.

"100,000 Years" was spoken by the character Bob (?) to Madge Rapf (while Vincent Parry, played by Humphrey Bogart, was hiding upstairs) in the 1947 movie 'Dark Passage'.

"I'm an animal in a jungle" was spoken by the character Hunk Houghton to Vince Everett (Elvis), within the dialogue of the 1957 movie 'Jailhouse Rock'.

"Rip It Out" and "What's On Your Mind?" were both spoken by the character Glenn Griffin (Bogart) to Dan C. Hilliard (separated only by Dan's "There's one next door."), then shortly after that, "All The Way" was spoken by Dan to Glenn within the dialogue of the 1955 movie 'The Desperate Hours'.

"We Are One" was sung (within the song "Hawaiian Wedding Song") by the character Chad Gates (Elvis) to Maile Duval, within the closing scene of the 1961 movie 'Blue Hawaii'.

"Tunnel Of Love" was spoken by the character Gloves Donahue (Bogart) to Hall Ebbing, within the dialogue of the 1942 movie 'All Through The Night'.

"Russian Roulette" was sung (within the song "The Lady Loves Me") by the character Rusty Martin (Ann-Margret) to Lucky Jackson (Elvis), within the pool scene of the 1964 movie 'Viva Las Vegas'.

"I Still Love You" was spoken by Ilsa Lund to Rick Blaine (Bogart) within the dialogue of the 1942 movie 'Casablanca'.

"Just A Boy" was spoken by the character Irene Sperry to Glenn Tyler (Elvis), within a scene in the 1962 movie 'Wild In The Country'.

"Parasite" was spoken by Rick Blaine (Bogart) to Ugarte within the dialogue of the 1942 movie 'Casablanca'.

"Love 'Em And Leave 'Em" was was sung (within the song "Stay Away, Joe") by the character Joe Lightcloud (Elvis) to a large party crowd, within a scene in the 1968 movie 'Stay Away, Joe'.

"Great Expectations" was spoken by the character Professor Larson to Irene Sperry (about Glenn Tyler's (Elvis') potential as a writer), within a scene in the 1962 movie 'Wild In The Country'.

"Do You Love Me" was spoken by the character Sue-Lin to Mike Edwards (Elvis), within a scene in the 1963 movie 'It Happened At The World's Fair'.

"Is That You?" was spoken by Ilsa Lund to Major Heinrich Strasser within the dialogue of the 1942 movie 'Casablanca'.

"Room Service" was spoken by the (real) Tom Wilson character to the (real) Scott Hayward (Elvis) character, within the dialogue of the 1967 movie 'Clambake'.

"Let Me Know" was spoken by the character Duke Mantee to the room's crowd, within the dialogue of the 1936 movie 'The Petrified Forest'.

"Makin' Love" was sung (within the song "You Don't Know Me") by the character Scott Hayward/Tom Wilson (Elvis), within the 1967 movie 'Clambake'.

"See You Tonite" was spoken by Yvonne to Rick Blaine (Bogart) within the dialogue of the 1942 movie 'Casablanca'.

"Deuce" was spoken by the character Hunk Houghton to Vince Everett (Elvis), within the dialogue of the 1957 movie 'Jailhouse Rock'.

"Last Chance" was spoken by the character Jason Maple to the gas station customer, within the dialogue of the 1936 movie 'The Petrified Forest'.

"Hooligan" was spoken by the Prison Warden character to Vince Everett (Elvis), within the dialogue of the 1957 movie 'Jailhouse Rock'.

"It's bad business to let the killer get away with it" was spoken by Samuel Spade (Bogart) to Brigid O'Shaughnessy within the dialogue of the 1941 movie 'The Maltese Falcon'.

"I Want You" was spoken by the character Noreen Braxton to Glenn Tyler (Elvis), within a scene in the 1962 movie 'Wild In The Country'.

"Is That You?" was spoken by the character Laurel Dodge (Elvis' character's girlfriend) to her father (on the phone), within a scene in the 1962 movie 'Girls! Girls! Girls!'.

"Wiped-Out" was spoken by the character Nick to his dinner mate, within the dialogue of the 1936 movie 'The Petrified Forest'.

"He's comin' home first thing tomorrow morning" was spoken by Mimi Fisher to Charlie LeGrand about Mimi's and Danny's (Elvis') father, within the dialogue of the 1958 movie 'King Creole'.

"In My Head" was spoken by the character Lt. Ruth McGara to Major Jed Webb (Bogart), within the dialogue of the 1953 movie 'Battle Circus'.

"Say, you mean our folks don't even know I'm alive?" was spoken by Vance Reno (Clint's (Elvis's) brother) to Jethro, within the dialogue of the 1956 movie 'Love Me Tender'.

"Silver Spoon" can be heard within the song "Hard Knocks" sung by Charlie Rogers (Elvis) to a crowd, within the 1964 movie 'Roustabout'.