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They each may have many wonderful mannerisms, and they are both certainly very ecclectic  performers, but neither is known for excelling at as many different mannerisms as Presley, both visually and vocally.  Check his 10 major press conferences, he sounds different in each and making up, as few could, as many accents as he wanted, depending on the audience he faced. And he could imitate every singer under the sun, a ventriquolist extraordinaire who, at the end of the day, made those sounds his own, nailing it every time. Moreover, it is one thing to give Alexandre the Great,  Napoleon, Mozart or even Nixon the mannerisms one wishes they had, and score brilliantly, than to attempt to give a credible performance from someone as well known to audiences, and as different looking each time,   as is the case with Presley. What do people trying to impersonate Nixon have, in terms of filmed footage of the man, to analyze him? Well, I would say about 100, if not more  press conferences and one major television appearance,  at home, all of which showing  the same politician, one who was always shy of the camera.  By contrast, anyone who is expected to portray Presley,  convincingly,  must first  examine his  15  major television appearances, a few press conferences, and his   33 films, two of which documentaries and all of them, to the last screen caption,   showing a very  different Presley in manner of speech, swagger.   attitude and look.   In spite of Presley being, according to the BBC,  one of the world's most photographed individuals in history, the  recreation of this event, inspite of it only being recorded in the 34 photographs taken that day,   will in most likelihood run counter  what those photographs show.     Moreover, this incident was already the subject of a made for TV movie, with equally comic and disastrous results. In my humble opinion, the producers are wasting their time with this one unless they come up with a credible story behind the meeting, leaving  the actual 30 minute meeting for the end.

im looking forward to this. three underrated very likable guys attached