Jailhouse Rock

Construction worker Vince Everett tells a bar patron, "Women beaters always scare me." (0:03)

His prison cellmate, former country singer Hunk Houghton tells Vince, "Let me worry about the business end." (0:18)

Mr. Brewster asks Vince, "What do you think I am, a mental case?" (0:28)

Music promoter Peggy Van Alden tells Vince, referring to his recording, "They’re crazy about it, Vince." (0:40)

Vince tells Peggy, referring to her parents’ house, "It’s a real crazy pad." (0:41)

Vince tells Peggy, "I ain’t in the mood." (0:43)

A record store clerk tells Peggy, referring to Vince’s first release, "The kids in the store are all crazy about it."
Peggy tells Vince: ”They’re crazy about it.” (0:45)

Lawyer Shores: "... my client felt extremely elated over his latest good fortune." (1:00)

Vince: "You’re talkin’ crazy, Hunk."
Hunk: ”Oh, you let me worry about that.” (1:03)

Vince tells Hunk, "You’re talkin’ crazy, man." (1:27)

His doctor tells Vince, "These morbid fantasies of yours are doing you no good. Unless you get ahold of yourself, you’ll be a psychological mute, musically speaking."
Vince: ”Give a man stage fright.” (1:33)

Reference in Elvis Found Alive