Grease (DVD)

Grease (DVD)

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Grease (DVD)

Grease (DVD)

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The story (in case anyone isnt familiar with this classic high school movie) begins on a beach with a young man named Danny Zuko (John Travolta) cavorting on a beach with a young woman named Sandy Olsen (Olivia Newton-John). Thinking that they will never see each other again because the latter is going back to Australia, they do all the mushy stuff that the former would rather exaggerate into something more lurid, as we see in a later musical number. Of course, fate has other things in store when Zuko goes back to Rydell High School and meets up with his buddies Kenickie (Jeff Conaway), Doody (Barry Pearl), Sonny (Michael Tucci), and Putzie (Kelly Ward). Collectively, this group of five are known as the T-Birds.
Unbeknownst to him, Sandy has befriended another senior at Rydell High, a squeaky- sounding young woman who calls herself Frenchie (Didi Conn). Frenchie just happens to be one of the Pink Ladies, a clique made up of several young women who don't particularly stand out except for one Elizabeth Rizzo (Stockard Channing). Naturally, when word spreads about how Zuko spent his holiday, the Pink Ladies are all too keen to reintroduce the Zuko they know to the Sandy who saw a very different side to him. Zuko then spends much of his senior year conflicted about his mateship with the T- Birds and his feelings for Sandy, with a string of well-connected musical numbers depicting how he resolves this conflict.
In between episodes in this drama, there are woven conflicts about Frenchie's decision to drop out of high school in order to become a beautician, and the T-Birds' aggressive rivalry with a gang known as the Scorpions, led by a very nice lad by the name of Leo (Dennis Stewart). Leo is never referred to by name during the running length of this film - he is still known only as Crater Face to a lot of the people who have seen it multiple times.

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