Elvis Presley was idolized by millions of women the world over and yet was never able to have a meaningful, long-term relationship. He dated prolifically, he married, and throughout his life women relentlessly threw themselves at him. Elvis in Love gives you a rare opportunity to meet the women lucky enough to get close to the man.

In the early years in Tupelo and Memphis, Elvis found he could have any girl he wanted and a life of revolving girlfriends began. Some, like early teen girlfriend Magdelene Morgan carried a torch for Elvis for the rest of her life. While high school sweetheart Barbara Hearn, the most famous girlfriend in the world, enjoyed her time with Elvis, she knew in her heart it would never last. When it came to Elvis and love, the pattern was set.

The 1960’s were a treadmill of women, fun and films. Elvis had the reputation of being a sexual god but he withdrew from adult relationships and instead craved the company of younger fans who he could easily impress. One of those was Sandie Stevens a worldly 13-year old who became part of Elvis’ inner circle. It was later in the 60’s that Elvis faced the single greatest crossroads in his personal life: to keep his vow to marry the younger Pricilla Beaulieu or to continue his romance with Ann Margaret, a star studded female version of himself.

Elvis in Love is a world premiere and features a first time television interview with Sandie Kaye Stevens, who was Elvis’s 13-year old companion in Los Angeles. Memphis girlfriends Barbara Hearn Smith and Magdelene Morgan share their stories, as does Shirley Dieu who was the 20-year old girlfriend of Elvis’ road manager Joe Esposito.

The experts interviewed include Alanna Nash and Roy Turner.

Probably one of the most well-known Elvis researchers in the world, Alanna Nash, is the author of “Baby Lets Play House” which is considered the most detailed of any book ever written about the women in Elvis’ lives. She is an award-winning music feature writer who has written for Vanity Fair and The New York Times.

Roy Turner lives in Tupelo Mississippi and is considered the foremost expert on Elvis’s early years. He has made two films on Elvis, consulted on many documentaries, and currently starting a third film and Elvis and the Blues of Tupelo. He has worked with the Elvis Birthplace Trust, he is a member of the Tupelo Tourist/Film Commission who run the Tupelo Film Festival and Tupelo Elvis Festival, and has been an official guest at Elvis Presley Enterprises events talking about his work.

From the filmmakers that brought you The Church of Elvis, Elvis in Love is directed Scott Dobson and produced by Summerhill Television for VisionTV.

The Church of Elvis begins airing Wednesdays at 10pm ET / 7pm PT next week!