In which movie does John Travolta play the character Danny Zuko?
Correct answer: Grease
redhead59
CasualBear87638, and she had to be sewn into those pants she wore
penawareof
That movie was so funny, especially the Dance Off!
Player #2195360
penawareof, one of the greatest! Loved the songs
(+Steph.92+)
Beauty school dropout, no graduation day for you...
Player #8737205
Player #2655037, love grease & Olivia Newton John & John Travolta just watched grease last night
sweetpea
ceilityme, ummm...quiff is the right word. Quaff is a beverage OR to drink a beverage.
SOOTI
redhead59, I always thought that they were spray painted, they were so tight you could almost tell what Olvia Newton-John had last eaten.
K9Queen
Grease is a musical classic. Before it was the acclaimed movie it is now, it was a Broadway Musical (and almost an X-rated animated movie!). Henry Winkler, who played the Fonz on Happy Days, was originally offered the role of Danny Zuko but turned it down. John Travolta actually was in the Broadway production of "Grease" in the early 70's as Doody.
Elvis Presley was reportedly up for the roll of the teen angel, which ended up being played by Frankie Avalon.
Elvis actually died on August 16,1977. The same day the sleepover scene was shot. The scene of Rizzo singing "Elvis, Elvis, let me be. Keep that pelvis far from me."
Travolta got his sister, Ellen, a small role in the movie. She played one of the waitresses watching the high-school dance contest on TV. Her big line was, "Oh, there's Danny and Sandy."
Player #57771864
RIP ON-J 😢
Lash
except in the case of Rizzo, who was 34 years old during filming. Hollywood High school students ages never fail to shock me.
Lash
and those "high school students" were at least 25 years old! lol😂
Mia
One of my favourites
Clepaurob
Grease is the word, is the word that you heard
It's got groove it's got meaning
Player #25874027
redhead59,
That explains how she got in .
How did she them off?
Scissors?
Taramaiden
ceilityme, no, it's a quiff.
Player #2195360
batman25/1, she’s still living, ONJ
ceilityme
It's quaff not quiff.