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Grease - II

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Grease - II
Mar 22, 2006 05:07 PM, 1492 Views
(Updated Apr 01, 2006)
Watch it for Michelle Pfeiffer..

Cast


Maxwell Caulfield .... Michael Carrington


Michelle Pfeiffer .... Stephanie Zinone


Lorna Luft .... Paulette Rebchuck


Maureen Teefy .... Sharon Cooper


Alison Price .... Rhonda Ritter


Pamela Adlon .... Dolores Rebchuck (as Pamela Segall)


Adrian Zmed .... Johnny Nogerelli


Peter Frechette .... Louis DiMucci


Christopher McDonald .... Goose McKenzie


Leif Green .... Davey Jaworski


Didi Conn .... Frenchy


Eve Arden .... Principal McGee


Sid Caesar .... Coach Calhoun


Dody Goodman .... Blanche Hodel


Tab Hunter .... Mr. Stuart


Directed by Patricia Birch


Time Runtime: 115 min


Romance/Comedy


Grease 2 is just another sequel. Whereas the original 1978’s Grease (John Travolta, Olivia Newton John) was fun and energetic, the sequel is just it., a sequel.


The plot is a copy of the original film. A foreign student enrolls at Rydell High, immediately develops a crush on the leader of the school’s socially elite and spends the rest of the movie trying to make themselves cool enough to be dateable material.


One of the movie’s few talkabouts is Michelle Pfeiffer as the head of the Pink Ladies. She is beautiful in the true sense.. You would probably watch the movie again and again just for her. (And understand why she was the numero uno in Hollywood for a long time!) You could say she carries the entire movie on her shoulders.. Sadly the same isn’t true of her opposite, Michael (Maxwell Caulfield), who never gets into the feel of the film. He sounds squeakish during some of the dialogues and songs..


Song-wise the best are the first and last tracks (Back To School Again and We’ll Be Together). They are catchy and snappily choreographed chorus numbers, worthy of inclusion in the Grease franchise. The rest of the soundtrack is just average.


Trivia:


One of the first movie musical sequels since the Broadway Melody series of the 1920s, ’30s and ’40s.


’Pat Birch’ , the director of this film, was the dance choreographer in the original.


John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John met with the studio to discuss reprising their roles but weren’t pursued further after the initial conference.

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