Elvis Cream

Wealthy, fundamentalist, mid-eastern Sheik Ali Hasheeshee believes it his religiousduty to go to the USA and convert it to Islam. However, as a lookalike for U.S. Public Enemy Number One, the terrorist Abdullah Al Rashidi, he has a seriousimage problem. His westernized daughter convinces him to visit a top NewYork advertising executive who advises the Sheik that the only way to make himacceptable to Americans is to adapt the image of that American icon, the King ofRock, Elvis himself. The cultural and romantic fireworks begin when the Sheik andhis daughter come up against a Texas family of rock n roll oldies lovers whose nearbankrupt company urgently requires capital.