Frankie and Johnny

Frankie and Johnny Original Theatrical Poster Country USA Directed by Frederick De Cordova Release Date 1966 Studio Edward Small Productions Main Cast Character Actor Johnny Elvis Presley Frankie Donna Douglas Cully Harry Morgan Mitzi Sue Ane Langdon Nellie Bly Nancy Kovack Peg Audrey Christie Blackie Robert Strauss Clint Braden Anthony Eisley

Frankie and Johnny is an American 1966 musical comedy directed by Frederick De Cordova and starring Elvis Presley as Johnny, a riverboat singer and gambler.

The following weapons were used in the film Frankie and Johnny:

Colt Official Police

Frankie's (Donna Douglas) stage gun is a nickel plated pearl-gripped Colt Official Police revolver, visually modified by adding a fake side-mounted extractor rod housing (without the extractor rod itself) in Single Action Army style. In the scene when Blackie (Robert Strauss) loads the revolver with a live round the gun switches to a genuine SAA (see below) and then back.

Colt Official Police - 4" Barrel - .38 Special

Frankie holds the revolver during the musical show. Note the fake side-mounted extractor housing.

Frankie raises her gun on Johnny...

...and fires.

Clint Braden (Anthony Eisley), the boss of riverboat casino, examines Frankie's revolver.

He hands the gun to his assistant Blackie (Robert Strauss).

Frankie shoots at Johnny on a promotion still.

Clind Braden holds the revolver on a promotion still.

Single Action Army

When Blackie loads Frankie's screen gun with a live round, the gun switches to a Single Action Army Civilian model, also nickel plated and pearl-gripped.

Colt Single Action Army w/ 4.75" barrel, custom engraved with ivory - .32-20 Winchester

Blackie takes the revolver.

He loads it with live ammo.

Another view of the revolver in Blackie's hands.

Eddie (Cliff Norton), in charge of stage props, holds a box with said revolver.