It’s been over a yr since Baz Luhrmann’s Oscar-nominated Elvis film hit cinemas.

While followers could also be ready for news of his long-awaited 4 hour cut of the biopic, it seems the filmmaker is engaged on one thing else associated to the King.

The director posted a video on social media at this time of a Warner Bros field of Elvis Presley outtakes, adopted by footage of the singer in Las Vegas.

Baz captioned the submit: “A TCB headlines that I know so many of you have been wanting to hear…

“It’s true we’ve found reels and reels of never before seen footage of Elvis On Tour, and Thats The Way It Is stay tuned #tcb #tcbheadlines.”

Fans might be aware of 1970’s Elvis: That’s the Way It Is, a live performance documentary of The King’s return to reside efficiency together with his Las Vegas residency.

Meanwhile, 1972’s Elvis on Tour captured the star throughout his rehearsals and backstage moments at concert events across the US.

By the sounds of it, Baz may nicely be engaged on a brand new documentary that includes the unseen Elvis footage, very like Peter Jackson’s The Beatles: Get Back was made up of unused footage from the 1970 Let It Be film.