Having been let go from his job as an airline pilot because of romantic entanglements, Rick Richards (Elvis) begins a helicopter business in Hawaii with the help of a friend from that region. “Paradise, Hawaiian Style,” released in 1966, marked Elvis’s 21st film out of a total of 31 he made during his acting career. It was the final installment of three movies filmed in Hawaii, following “Blue Hawaii” (1961) and "…