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Top 10 Facts About Grease That Will Ruin Your Childhood

Top 10 Facts About Grease That Will Ruin Your Childhood

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Top 10 Facts About Grease That Will Ruin Your Childhood Wow. no false advertising in some of these facts ruining out childhood memories of the iconic musical Greece. The most powerfully ruining fact would be Dannys best friend getting a physical injury in the filing of Greece Lightening song that resulted in him becoming addicted to opioids. Then, he dies in rehab from something becoming septic. The actor crying in a reality show pretty much sealed it for me as the worse tragedy.\r\n
Date: 2023-11-20

Comments and reviews: 19


Its funny, its not even such a remarkable movie. However when it came to cinema's at that time they had done a huuuuuuge amount of advertising/promotion/sales etc. etc. You could buy just about anything with some images from Grease on it Stickers, buttons, mugs. So when I went to watch it I did not even know what the movie was about, and a lot of other kids too. It was just so extremely hyped that you only wanted to watch it.
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These are interesting facts but they didn't ruin anything for me. I still love the movie and would watch it again. I ended up doing the musical Grease playing Marty and it was a dream come true for me. I wanted a lead in this musical so badly after seeing the movie and when I landed this role, I was thrilled. It was a great experience. I'll never get tired of the music from this show.
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Most characters in movies are always older than the parts they play. Way back to Debbie Reynolds in Tammy, but it never hurts the movie as long as they aren't talking decades difference. And a wig should have been worn instead of coloring her hair, & Jeff Conway, you did the movie proud rip.
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None of these facts can ruin mi childhood which took place in the late forties and fifties of last Century. I was never so naive as to believe a motion picture. Or to try to live like any of the characters in it. It is just to entertain and have fun watching, not to be taken seriously.
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Critics are not perfect people either! Always trying to find something wrong -- really? So which side of the fence are they on? God sees our heart not our performances - like the world does. I LOVED GREASE -- rock n roll and silly mistakes and oh yeah --- FUN!
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Newsflash: If you're an adult, your childhood was ruined by this stage of life known as puberty. If learning facts about someone or some thing such as a Favorite movie that makes you not watch something the same way again, that's called reality. DEAL WITH IT!
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Grease! The feel good movie of the summer. Featuring. teen pregnancy, smoking, giving up on your dreams and changing yourself to snag a boyfriend! And what's up with guy asking did she put up a fight? Still have fond memories of watching it with my mom though
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number 5 I know what it is like to be bulled that is not far just because different does not give a person the right to be like we all have something about us that can be picked on and no one is perfect and people that think they are are just arrogant
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XD Man you should be BLIND thinking they are teens.
I am too young for growing up with this movie, my mom showed me this movie only months ago, but bro it's obvious thy are 20's-40's guys XDDDDD

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I think that I have to be the only person in the world that doesn't like this movie. I saw the original Broadway play twice. The play captured the real feel of the 50's. The movie didn't
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That is no surprise they were older than teens. That was the way for most movies. Movies of Romeo and Juliet from before the 1960's movie used people considerably older than teens.
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I remembered when I was a teen and saw the movie for the first time. The first thing came to my mind is that characters looked way too old to be in high school. and I was right!
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the grey hair one is relatable. mine started greying at 18 and my grandmother at 14. though i never used crayola. only starting to embrace it and not dye the grey streaks.
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I always knew the cast was a lot older than high schoolers. But Cha Cha, seriously, she could pass for 40! She died in 2011 at the age of 63, which means she was 33 in 1978
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If anyone looked too old for the movie it must have been Chacha. When I watched this film as a kid I thought, what is this woman doing at this high school?
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Sad that they bullied Susan Buckner. She literally is the only one in the cast I think is attractive so Im sure that contributed to her treatment
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Rico giving sandy hard time and teasing her Kaysville did patty Simcoes she welcome sandy in school my name is Heather mismojo
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just knowing most of the cast members passed makes me sad there wont ever get to be a grease 2 with the same actors
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Wow I just noticed at 05: 30 Jen put a fork in pattys hair as you was saying about patty being bullied
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