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RIP Olivia. You will always be Sandy to everyone
Even if someone isn't a fan of musicals, you could never deny the chemistry that existed between Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta
"athletic supporter" is a jock strap
To say that Grease is an iconic movie is an understatement. Last year was the 45th Anniversary of the release of this film. For John Travolta, this was his big follow-up from his role of Tony Manero in Saturday Night Fever (1977). Sadly, in 2022, we lost Olivia Newton-John; after a long battle with breast cancer. Part of the legacy of this movie musical is its ability to connect with new generations of fans through the songs. “Summer Nights”, “Hopelessly Devoted to You”, and “You’re The One That I Want” were top 10 hits on the soundtrack album. And many karaoke bars are known to play “Summer Nights” but it’s an adult x-rated version.
'Hopelessly Devoted To You' was the song I had my first ever slow dance to, I was 11, it did surprisingly okay and it's a fond memory 😋
It was written expressly for Olivia Newton John and the movie.
@@THOMMGB And a few other songs that were never in thr boradway musical.
Writing love letters (on nice paper with colorful pens) was one of the more romantic aspects of young love during previous eras. I was a teen in the 1980s and my first long-term girlfriend lived in another town, so I only saw her on weekends, not at school. None the less, I wrote letters, multiple pages daily, and sent them daily. My girlfriend did the same. It was like that for the first year we were together until I finally got my driver's license. Even after we were able to see each other more often, the letters continued until the relationship eventually ended.
WHEN TAPING the bedroom scene, they changed the Lyrics to "Look at me (I'm Sandra Dee)". It had a verse about Sal Mineo, but changed it to "Elvis, Elvis, Let me be" because Elvis had died the Day Before.
People made fun of the fact that all the "Teen" Pink Ladies", "T-Birds" and Even Olivia Newton John were in their Mid to late 20's, And Rizzo (Stockard Channing) was the oldest, at 32 years old During Filming.
"Greased Lightning" was SUPPOSED to be Sung by Jeff Conaway, But John Travolta Demanded he get to sing it. It didn't make sense as the car wasn't his, but it was either let him sing it or he would quit.
He was smart to do that because it became about him.
When Cracked Magazine did their parody of the movie, the lyrics of "Summer Lovin" were changed to "Thirty three, thirty three, that's the age of the cast..."
That trivia about Elvis is false. An urban legend. It's true in the original lyrics the name of Sal Mineo was used. He was still alive in 1972 when the Broadway production debuted, but died the year before filming of the movie had started. So, they replaced his name with Elvis' in the lyrics.
However, the look at me, I'm sandra dee number was filmed before Elvis had died. Not afterwards. According to actress Susan Buckner, who played Patty Simcox in the movie, they were filming the beauty school dropout number on the day Elvis died.
Since the Sandra dee number was filmed and finished before Elvis died, they couldn't change it again afterwards because they just didn't have the luxury of time and money to go back and reshoot the number.
GREASE was a very popular and successful broadway stage production before they adapted it to the screen and they tried to maintain at least some of that "live theater" feel. Obviously. And it worked.
Highest grossing film of 1979 and highest grossing musical film ever.
@aaaht3810 no, that would be Lion King...1.66b.
On Broadway in 1972.
ONJ's trousers were so tight,she literally had to be sewn into them!🎩
They were also original vintage and irreplaceable, so they had to be very careful with them as they were the only pair they had.
"Summer Lovin'" is absolutely *full* of innuendo. The ring thing... in the USA, it's tradition (at least back then and up through the 80s if not even now) for high school students (both girls and guys) to get a "class ring" that has their graduation year on it and some other symbols. Also, it's tradition for girls who are dating guys who wear the guy's class ring either on a necklace or using little cushion things to fit on the finger if they need to. So you'll see the girls wearing the guy's ring and when they break up, she gives the ring back. It's not like an engagement ring or a "promise ring" but it's a symbol of a relationship. Sometimes the guy will wear the girl's ring on a necklace. I wore my girlfriend's ring on my little finger (it was a tight fit and difficult to get off) and she wore mine with some of those cushions on her pointing finger.
Just a note for you. The title of the song was actually Summer Nights. I used to have the soundtrack for this movie.
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This movie of the 70s is a parody of the life style of the 50s, but made with such a good taste, that it became a masterpiece.
4:25 - "If you can't be an athlete, be an athletic supporter." This is a double-entendre, because it's one thing to be a supporter of the athletes by cheering from the stands, but an "athletic supporter" is another name for a "jock strap" or "cup."
I think every reaction I've seen to this misses that joke.
Three of the actors did the stage version of Grease, and only one of those played the same role on the stage:
- John Travolta originally played Doody (the funny one who says Frenchie looks like a pineapple) in a touring company of the musical, and when he starts singing while dancing with Sandy at the big dance, the song he sings to is "Those Magic Changes" which Doody sings in the show.
- Jeff Conaway originally played Danny during the Broadway run as a replacement cast after the show had been open for a while, and the original actor moved on. He and Travolta did know each other because Conaway later did the tour as well. Originally, Conaway should have sung "Greased Lightning" as it is Kenickie's song in the show, but Travolta had the power to take the song for himself and did.
- Jamie Donnelly reprised her role as Jan from the original Broadway cast, the only one to do so. She was the one who was always eating. She was the second oldest cast member at 31, and her hair was already going gray before filming.
Olivia Newton-John was already a huge music star in both rock and country genres when John Travolta suggested her for the role of Sandy. She had acted in a few things before. Grease would be her only hit film. Her follow-up film was a box office bomb called Xanadu which had tremendous success with its soundtrack album filled with songs sung by Olivia and songs written and performed by Electric Light Orchestra, including the title song "Xanadu" which brought Olivia and ELO together. Olivia died in 2022 after a thirty-year battle with cancer, getting it and beating it several times, all the while creating ways of advocacy, producing music, touring, occasionally turning up in movies in small roles, and doing other ventures.
There are several songs written for the movie but not in the stage version: "Hopelessly Devoted To You" and "You're the One That I Want" both written by John Farrar, who wrote most of Olivia's songs during this period in her career. The title song "Grease" was sung by Frankie Valli and written by Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees. Many stage productions now try to incorporate the songs by Farrar.
Sandy was also played in the stage production by Marilou Henner, who later costarred with Jeff Conaway on the TV show Taxi (along with Danny Devito and Andy Kaufman, among others).
During a Taxi cast interview, Conaway remarked that he "used to squeeze Marilou's boob every night".😂
OK when the "athletic supporter ' went over her head said volumes. 🤣🤣
I was a music teacher, and that's what I used to call the Sports Booster Club lol, who used to raise more money all the time than the band boosters, and then expect us to pay for the band buses to a football playoff. Screw that I said, YOU pay for it or the general school budget does. Band Booster money is for the band program not the sports dept. and the principle would always back me on that, Thank God...
Well she is from another country, not a native english speaker most likely, and atheletic supporter has not been been the reguarly used term to mean a jock strap in a long time.
This is one of the favorite films of a family friend. She said that she didn't realize how mature some of the themes were until she was showing it to her daughters for the first time.
The original stage version was even more raw and mature than the film version! The original was written by some guys who grew up in Chicago in the '50s, based on their own Taft High School experience as "greasers"- embellished with other stories from friends or classmates. The broadway version of the stage musical tamed a few elements from the original. When making the film version, they tamed it even more - and changed the setting from Chicago to California, to take advantage of the CA sunshine and Hollywood. A few years back, (2011) I had the opportunity to see a re-mounting of the original production, here in Chicago. A new, younger cast, of course- but a couple of the original cast made appearances as teachers and older adult characters- so it really was full circle.
So if you think this version has some mature themes (which it does!), just imagine what two or three levels of corporate sterilization did to it, and what the original might have been!
R.I.P. Olivia Newton John✌️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Mr Travolta has just turned 70!...yes,70🎩
Vinnie Barbarino is bald now.
"Beauty School Dropout" is sung by Frank Avalon, who had been what they used to call a "teen idol" singer and a huge hit during the sixties; the school, Rydell High, is named for another such singer, Bobby Rydell. The principal is played by Eve Arden, who in the fifties had starred as a teacher in the sitcom Our Miss Brooks.
Great song!
I think all the adults were from that era. Sid Cesser was the coach I think, Fabian was the TV host
Frankie Avalon was before my time, but he was pretty iconic in the late 50's and early 60's.
Known as Frankie Avalon.
Ed Byrne is the TV dance show host. He was popular during the 60's Detective shows.
The song "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee, " is a reference to teen film ingenue Sandra Dee. She was the ideal girl next door. Dee was in many films of the 50's and 60's. She starred in "If a Man Answers. " along with her husband, singer and actor Bobby Darrin. He sang the iconic hit song "Mack the Knife."
It was a musical and meant to be funny and lighthearted. It wasn't a documentary.
Grease and Dirty Dancing were my sisters 2 favourite movies. We'd watch them most Christmases, and at the drop of a hat. I have seen both hundreds of times. I secretly love them too, but would never let her know that.
I was 6 or 7 when I first saw this, as my family was going to Universal Studios(when there was only Hollywood) for the day, back when the tour, stunt & FX shows was all they had, no rides. Well something happened, I think we missed the last tour tram for the day, so instead of going to Universal, I got took to see this(talk about a gut punch).
When your that young, a musical instead of an amusement park(even though not much amusement back then), was still a bitter pill to swallow. But I was a changed man(boy)that day, as I'm 52 now and still love this movie, as this is one of few musicals I ever enjoyed. I had such a huge crush on Olivia after watching this film, I had my Aunt take me and my sister to see Xanadu a few years later. Not the best film, but for a pre pubescent boy with a crush, it was an amazing movie at the time. LOL
One of the greatest musicals EVER!!
At the time Grease came out in the theaters in 1978, I was 9 years old and being raised in an abusive, dysfunctional household. As a result, I turned towards watching LOTS of TV and went to the movies as a way of providing myself with escape and comfort from my misery.
Back then I was going to the movies with my then best friend. We were a couple of fanatics about the movies. We talked, read, ate, drank, and slept the movies. And we went to the movies together once a week, every week for a lot of years from the 1970s-1980s. We saw literally hundreds upon hundreds of movies together over the years.
We tried to see every new movie that came out regardless of plot, genre (he loved horror films, I preferred comedy), critics reviews, who was starring in it, etc. So there was no particular reason we went to see Grease. It just happened to be a new movie that was just released.
As much as I loved the moviegoing experience in itself regardless of what I saw, as an abused, neglected child, there were a small handful of movies that stood out and managed to hit me in the very right places at the very right time. Grease was one of those movies. Right from my very first viewing, it quickly became one of my all time favorite movies and remains that to this day. In the following years, whenever Grease popped up on tv, I'd drop everything to watch it. Today I own the movie on DVD.
So, I say to the entire cast and crew of Grease, from the bottom of the heart of an abused boy, thank you all so very, very much.
An "Athletic Supporter" is a Jock strap. I always chuckle at that line.
100% agree .... love letters were IT. My first romance began with 2-weeks of love letters before we ever spoke to each other. Notes were passed via our best friends. Certainly was a different time.
This film was an absolute phenomenon in the UK in 78. I remember queueing right around the cinema to see it. The first time we tried it was too full and we got turned away. Our music charts were dominated by the soundtrack.
Oddly enough, Rizzo was my crush when I was a kid🩷 Lol!! We also need to remember that this was originally a satirical musical😂
Been subscribed for a while now and to date this is my fav reaction of yours - Well done. You said they made it extra - honestly that's the whole point. Its a reminiscence of an adult's time in high school, How perfect and fun and exciting it was. When you look back on your high school years (SO long ago lol), don't you view it as an idealistic time? Hence the "fantasy" elements - flying car, everyone "on mushrooms" as you said. This is also why it connects with every generation. No anxiety, no feelings of being socially excluded, no serious bullying. We all WISH our High School experience was this.
This was a really successful Broadway show originally, before the film. I saw the show.
Thank you for reacting to this iconic musical! Tragically ironic, I was wearing my Grease musical cast t-shirt when the news of Olivia Newton-John’s death was announced. I would really love to see you to react to John Travolta’s Hairspray, Footloose, and Mamma Mia. Also the Hand Jive is 2 leg pats, 2 hand claps, 2 right over left, 2 left over right 2 right to left bumps, 2 left to right bumps, 2 right shoulder points and 2 left shoulder points. If you loved John Travolta check out Urban Cowboy and Look Who’s Talking trilogy.
🧑🏻👩🏼🦱🚘🖤❤️🤍
Had to see this in the movie theatre cuz my older sister wanted to see it.....i wanted star wars....i was 8. But now im glad i had the experience. Ahhh ,nostalgia....
Grease is a classic. First on Broadway. Your adorable little lady ✌️❤️🇺🇲
Just remember it supposed to take place in the 1950’s thus the attitudes and style of dancing.
And outfits.
She puts out means she is easy, a sure thing.
This was by far the best reaction to Grease ever. One of my favorite reactions to any movie or show. Something about you being so current abdvgoing into this mivie so blind tobthe movie and to the era in time in general made this very entertaining.
1. I worked at a three theatre movie group and this is one of which is a drive-in. Yes it was like that. Sometimes moving from car to car. BYO booze/4/20.
2. Also, "Up in Smoke", "Close Encounters of the Third Kind", "Animal House" and "Saturday Night Fever".
3. This was a great movie to take your honey to. I was in High School.
4. These songs kill for karaoke (especially Summer Lovin')
5. Marty/Diana Manoff is my honey😍😋Her character is a bimbo, but what's wrong with that?
6. The last song was the curtain call.
7. "I'll give you 35c for the whole car, including your chick". 🤣
8. Danny changed too. They didn't just give letters away. (even in crappy schools)
9. If you don't dig the all-star cast it's on you🙄
10. RIP ONJ 😭😇
I wish my school had a Carnival at the end of the year.
"What are they putting in those milkshakes? Everyone is hallucinating."
ROFLMAO! I forgot how comical you are.
FOR A TASTE OF THE 70's AMERICA, A good Movie is "Dazed and Confused".
The 'athletic supporter' phrase was meant as a small joke. I'm not sure, but I think it was just another term for 'jockstrap,' a piece of athletic equipment.
Of course, that's not what the principal intended for it to mean.
Classic movie whenever they play this in theaters everyone sings, my experience
In the beginning no, they have no idea they're at the same school. She was there for the summer, and she was meant to go back home for the school year - but ended up staying. And likely didn't have a phone number for Danny, just met him at the beach all the time.
This film will always be in my top 10 of all time. I saw it when it came out at the cinema, jesus I'm old 😂
Your enthusiasm for this movie is super endearing. Just think those that were lucky to actually been of that generation to have seen at the time was first released, would have been that same joy. Had never been anything like it, was the first e.g. before Dirty Dancing and quite simply this is what led the way for High School Musical to have another new teen audience go delirious.
"she's too pure to be pink"
This Sountrack was epic for everyone when it was first released when I was 12/13/14 yrs old in 1980-83. And of course the movie ! Please watch JT in Saturday Night Fever and urban Cowboy which he did after this . ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☑️
My BF and I saw this movie the summer it came out 5 times we were in our early teens. It was FUN. For the most part teenage life was like that in the 50s as my Dad loved to talk about it. ❤ Great reaction Trix 🔥
I think I was 8 when my older sister discovered this movie. She had this playing on repeat all day everyday and I hated every second of it. The music slaps though.
Thanks. It's a lot of fun to revisit these movies vicariously. I'll be smiling for a while.❤️
The actress playing Frenchie, Didi Conn, was once in a movie, in which she sang at the end. The song and the movie title was You Light Up My Life.
It was not actually her singing voice though. The song was a Debbie Gibson hit.
I think you mean - Debbie Boone who had a worldwide hit with that song."You Light Up My Life" originally recorded by Kasey Cisyk for the soundtrack album to the 1977 film of the same title. Yes the song was lip synced in the film by its lead actress, Didi Conn.
The best-known cover version of the song is a cover by Debby Boone, the daughter of singer Pat Boone. It held the No. 1 position on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for ten consecutive weeks in 1977 and topped Record World magazine's Top 100 Singles Chart for a record 13 weeks.
@@davidw7 Thanks for correcting me. I don't know where I got the name Gibson from. I definitely remember now that it was Debbie Boone.
You took one of my suggestions. 😊 I feel so special! (I know random pick, but let me have my moment, sheesh 😂). Another suggestion if you wish to continue with musicals, Sound of music, the Producers (from 2005), My fair lady, Victor Victoria, Oliver, Little shop of horrors, and how about Hairspray (John Travolta is in it as well, in drag).
It is trending FOR YOU ever since the scene in Pulp Fiction when you asked if Travolta "can he even dance?"
Trixie blue 💙....
My personal favorite musical #s .. hopelessly devoted to u, and of course the last #.❤ Loved this in my youth.. and still ❤
It's really interesting to see a younger take on this movie. I am old enough to have seen this in the theater when it came out. Our schools were not that crazy but after this movie all the guys wanted to be as 'cool' as John Travolta.
This was my first favourite movie outside the Disney universe. Danny was my hero and role model.
Olivia/Sandy was and is an angel.
The soundtrack is epic but ”There are worse things I could do” is on another level.
This is great.
Thanks for doing this. 💙🥂
don't forget it was a movie!!! 😂😂🤣🤣 This was the hands down best reaction to anything I've seen and I've seen thousands of reactions. You are something special!!!✌✌
Glad to see you reacting to this movie. I can still remember my mom taking me with her to see this when it came out in 1978; I was 7 years old. It is still one of my fondest memories. I thought the late Olivia Newton-John was amazing as Sandy. She was so beautiful and talented. Another movie I love watching her in, one that is more fantasy oriented, is Xanadu. If you watch closely in a couple of scenes, you can spot actor Michael Biehn, who played Kyle Reese in The Terminator and Corporal Hicks in Aliens, in one of his early acting roles.
I think that the reason why Grease is trending is because there are so many movies that are getting reacted to by everyone and their dog that so many other classics are being slept on.
Some of these things carried over to the 80s, for example, my school had bonfires and a carnival at the end of the year. Drive-ins were dying off but still operating. With MTV in full swing, everybody was singing but it wasn't a musical. So many styles and looks, girls with the teased up hair, dudes with spiked mohawks.. Trixie, you would fit in at any generation, you can adapt to the times.
The song Greased Lightnin' was obviously about fixing the car for purposes of making out.
Fun fact: Danny rubbing the foil against his lower extremity was a sneaky way of imitating a condom.
It was a 70's parody of 1950's America
That's pretty much how was it back then babydoll! This musical just kinda through everything together into one movie. It was fun for most. A much simpler time. It's worth a rewatch putting yourself in their shoes. Thanks for the watch. Hope you enjoyed it.
Great pick Blue, one of my favorites.🩵 RIP to Olivia Newton John ( Sandy ) one of the ladies I was in love with since I was a kid.
Absolute facts in your conclusions - when I saw this in the theater (in ‘78) my mom said that the 50s were NOT LIKE THAT! 😂
Heck it was barely like that in the 80s … (grad HS 1987)
Yeah, you heard me John Huges! 😆
"What are they putting in those milkshakes?" Great line and question.
Grease is the word.
The women with the pink jackets are called the pink ladies
My interest when this movie came out was in Olivia Newton-John, as she was a noted country singer, and this was her first movie.
This movie is a demonetized nightmare but I wish more people reacted to it. It's an amazing film
I've seen at least 20 reactions so far.
“This is scandalous!” And the movie version is watered down quite a bit from the stage musical production.
Trixiy Blue... you knocked this one out of the park! GREAT REACTION! =8-D I've seen this movie many many times and seen other reactions but yours is the BEST! You had me laughing out loud with you. thanks for making my day! =;-D
Two more iconic movies:
Muriel's Wedding
Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Im pretry sure you'd love both of those.
Saw at the drive in with high school girlfriend, we loved it! Thanks T
Trixy is the best.......so happy you liked it....
15:33 - Frankie Avalon, who is singing "Beauty School Dropout," was a real pop icon on the 1950s and 60s. It would sort of be like if there was a film today set in the 2000s, and Justin Bieber had a cameo as himself. Frankie wasn't exactly a teenager anymore, but his iconic reputation as a symbol of teen idols of that decade made him the perfect choice.
This was a massive movie back in my childhood. Of course as a young child I had no idea of the nature of the relationship, as I sat in the backseat of my parents car at the drive-in. That did not stop me from forming a crush on Sandy though. A couple days later we had the record at home, which was played over and over again.
A dark theory is Sandy actually drowned that day at the beach .. and this whole story was a dream on her death bed.
We see Danny and Sandy fly off to heaven at the end of the story headed to the malt shop in the sky.
Everyone knows it's because
( Grease is the Word ...,.................😊)
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When I saw that BLUE was reacting to GREASE I was like … OHHHHH NO WAY !!!!!
Then I was like …… dude I don’t even talk like that …. Why did I just get so excited???
I think I’m about to find out lol
Now you've seen John Travolta in his prime, you should watch "Hairspray" next.
Trixy, you said imagine if people did this in real life, well I did it because we did Grease for our high schools fall musical. My friends mom let me use her brothers leather jacket that was actually from the 50s. We didn't use actual hair grease but wet our hair and styled it with a bunch of hairspray in it, when the water and hairspray dries it looks wet like there is grease in it but it holds like a MF.
The TV dance show is loosely based on the old "Dick Clark's American Bandstand." Dick Clark hosted his show in ABC TV affiliate WFIL in Philadelphia. Teens would line up outside the television studio after school to dance on the live show. Many singers got their start by performing on the show. Frankie Avalon, Bobby Rydell, Chuck Berry , and other young singers gained notoriety on the show. As more dance shows appeared on TV, the competition grew. Dick Clark relocated to Los Angeles to gain ratings by featuring more musicians such as The Beach Boys, Boyce and Hart, Three Dog Night, Hamilton Joe Frank and Reynolds, The Turtles, and more.
Other popular dance shows during the 60's included Jerry Blavat, Soul Train, Lloyd Thaxton, and others, but Dick Clark was the most famous.
This was fun...great reaction
Trixy really puts out 👍
Hopelessly Devoted to You was one of Olivia-Newton John's biggest hits. I had a crush on her for years; voice like an angel and so easy on the eyes.
The coach is Sid Ceaser, who had his own TV show in the late 40's, early 50's era. Your Show of Shows! Awesome variety show from the early days of television.
Great job, Blue, luv ya!✌️❤️
It was also written by John Farrar specifically for the movie (it wasn’t in the original Broadway musical), as her contract required that she have a vocal solo song.
Ahhh you stumbled upon one of America's most iconic movies. The original teenage musical. Every teenage girl most generations could recite this line by line.
4:27 An athletic supporter is a jock strap to protect guys' balls.
The 1st film I saw in a movie theater.
Olivia Newton John actually wrote this song for the movie!
“No one’s going to be taking about you. There’s a pregnant girl out there.” 😂😂😂
Hi Blue, nice to see you!😊 Blue watching a movie made in the 70s about the 50s is pretty funny! 😆You are right about the cast looking like they are in their 30s.😉 I believe Stockard Channing (Rizzo) was the oldest at 34 years old. "Puts Out" means to have sex, Blue. This is actually what American schools were like in the 50s, minus the musical numbers.😆 Olivia Newton-John (Sandy) was a very popular Aussie actress & singer around this time, R.I.P. Her music video "Physical" was big on MTV & VH-1. The soundtrack from this movie sold a lot of albums when this came out in 1978. I believe the TV program with dancing is their version of "American Bandstand" which began on American TV in 1952. Great reactions to a classic 70s comedy musical, Blue!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
I just stop right at the beginning of this video and say I have never seen this movie in my life ans still going to this day. I only know that it's a musical.
Read up on the 1971 musical this came from. The movie is cleaned up a lot compared to the Chicago original.
Please react to high school musical (trilogy from the childhood of many and what made us love musicals)
Yes,times changed.😢
These 1970's movies about the fifties weren't really about the REAL fifties; only a take on them from a later and different perspective. Of course, high schools back then would have been much more conservative than Rydell and they probably wouldn't even allow kids to wear jeans (or dungarees, as they were called back then) to school. The brilliant thing about 'Grease' is that it violated so obviously all the social norms of the time of its narrative in the depiction of the events and people while still connecting to the era through its aesthetic, including the wonderful music, which was also typical 'old style rock and roll' through disco-style pop music of the seventies. And it all worked.
Olivia died a year and a half ago; probably why it's making the rounds. I saw the movie opening day when I was in high school.
There's a 1956 film called "The Bad Seed". I believe it's based on a book, and there are a few remakes
I laughed so hard at your Alabama accent...8:33..."mmmmm,,,,I ain't gonna say nothing..." i needed that..That movie, when it came out, was amazing...just a good funny cheezy love movie... and the music is so so great...and back in the days, school was fun, we studied hard but we had fun...Today...not so much as i can hear...
Olivia Newton John was world class singer
Ms blue. Great choice. Thank u for the review
You couldn't turn on the radio in 1978 and not hear a song from Grease or Saturday Night Fever