Baz Luhrmann & Catherine Martin Reflect On ‘Elvis’ Oscar Nominations Following “Some Really Difficult Days”

Baz Luhrmann & Catherine Martin Reflect On ‘Elvis’ OscarNoms Following “Some Really Difficult Days”

, and their wedding anniversary, and yet tragically, it also comes just two days after the pair attended the funeral service for Elvis’ daughter Lisa Marie Presley.

“We’ve had some really difficult days,” Luhrmann said, “and it was good to just get away and be here for this.”

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