Vince Everett is a fictional character portrayed by Elvis Presley in the 1958 film titled "Jailhouse Rock." In the movie, he plays a young man who is imprisoned for a crime and discovers his talent for music while serving time. His journey from incarceration to stardom highlights themes of redemption and the transformative power of music. The character of Vince Everett is often remembered for his rebellious spirit and charisma, which reflect the cultural attitudes of the 1950s. The film features several musical performances by Elvis Presley, showcasing his iconic rock and roll style that contributed to his lasting legacy in the music industry.