The true story behind 'The Kings of Tupelo'
In the new Netflix docuseries 'The Kings of Tupelo,' a small-town feud in Mississippi escalates to an all-out war, and it all begins with an Elvis impersonator. Emmy Award-winning directors Maclain Way and Chapman Way talked to Alyse Eady about the story behind their new series and the wild ride viewers are in for.
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The true story behind 'The Kings of Tupelo'
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