Tickle Me is a musical comedy film directed by Norman Taurog and released in 1965. The story follows the adventures of Elvis Presley, who plays the role of Lonnie Beale, a singing cowboy who stumbles upon a posh dude ranch called Sunnyvale. The ranch is owned by Vera Radford, played by Julie Adams, who hires Lonnie as a stableman.
Lonnie quickly becomes popular among the rich and beautiful girls who frequent the ranch, much to the jealousy of the resident entertainer, Estelle Penfield, played by Jocelyn Lane. Meanwhile, Pam Merritt, portrayed by Jocelyn Lane, arrives at the ranch, looking for a treasure that her grandfather has left her in a nearby ghost town called Silverado.
When the sheriff and his men find out about the treasure, they try to steal the letter from Pam and claim the treasure for themselves. Lonnie and Pam team up and go on a wild adventure to find the treasure and save Pam's inheritance.
As with many other Elvis films, Tickle Me features a romantic subplot, with Lonnie falling for Pam and trying to win her heart. The film is also noted for its musical numbers, which include a mix of rock and roll, country, and folk songs, performed by Elvis himself.
Overall, Tickle Me is a lighthearted and fun movie that showcases Elvis Presley's talents as a singer, actor, and entertainer. Despite being a minor film in his filmography, it remains a popular and beloved movie among Elvis fans and lovers of traditional Hollywood musicals.