Take a look back at the talented actors and actresses who took home a Golden Globe for Best Actor/Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama since the category was created in 1951.
Two years after the life-altering events in Grease (1978), Sandy's cousin Michael, a straight-laced English student, is the new guy at Rydell High. Stephanie, the Pink Ladies' foxy blonde leader, is about to break up with Johnny, the T-Birds' leader, but she still likes her men dangerous, even as Michael starts to attract her attention. Now Michael needs to up his game: learn how to ride a motorcycle and transform himself into Stephanie's hot leather-clad fantasy. Is he up to the task?Written by
Nick Riganas
Patricia Birch was the dance choreographer for the original Grease (1978). Publicity for this sequel stated that it was the first time a female choreographer had become a film director. This movie was her directorial debut, and her only theatrical film directing credit. See more »
Goofs
At the luau, just before the motorcycle gang led by Balmudo crashes through the Tiki hut and table, a blonde woman in a dress, a man in a red and white Hawaiian shirt, and a man in white shorts can be seen standing on the right side of the scene staring at the tiki hut waiting for their cue to turn and run when the bikers show up "unexpectedly". See more »
Quotes
Sharon:
Personally, I think that-...
T-Birds:
[in unison]
We don't care, Sharon!
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Alternate Versions
During the "Reproduction" number the UK television version shown on Film4 omits the following:
Just after Nogerelli shows Mr Stuart the nude woman in the magazine & asks where she lives, the part where Collette says "Mr Stuart, is it true that guys like you, you know mature and all, carry some protection with them for sexual occasions?" was removed.
Also Johnny's comment about girls adding up the days of their menstruation was also removed.
At the end of the song, when everyone is leaving the classroom, the part where Johnny says "What's the rush, you gotta take a pill?" Was removed.
O.K. I do admit that the movie is beyond bad, but I have to say that Peter Frechette (a.k.a. Louis DiMucci) was adorable! He has a pretty good singing voice as well. Plus I think the "Let's do it for our Country" song is hilarious. He was the best actor in that movie. Even more believable than Michelle Pfeiffer. I give it a 6 because of him.
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O.K. I do admit that the movie is beyond bad, but I have to say that Peter Frechette (a.k.a. Louis DiMucci) was adorable! He has a pretty good singing voice as well. Plus I think the "Let's do it for our Country" song is hilarious. He was the best actor in that movie. Even more believable than Michelle Pfeiffer. I give it a 6 because of him.