Now, Newton-John has addressed those views during an appearance on the podcast A Life Of Greatness. “I think it’s kind of silly,” she said on the episode. “I mean, this movie was made in the 1970s about the 1950s.”
Blogger Nina saw the movie Grease twice in the movie theatre in 1978.
the first time with a full audience of adults and teen and child admissions
the second in a saturday matinee where my group of four at or under 12
and two teenagers
alone to watch the movie
The Rizzo sex story line was too mature for children in that year.
for most of us, it went over our head
Sandy does leather up for Danny
and unlike other movies of that era and most early ones
and many movies after
in defense of Danny Zuko to Sandy – he Lettermaned Up for her
He hide from his friends that he earned a letterman sweater in track
to earn the good girl by becoming a good boy
and as to the other internet thought that Sandy drowned and it was a death dream zombie movie
Sandy and Danny fly off in the car into the future, instead of a pussy wagon, a monogamy mobile into marriage and adulthood.
While the Pink Ladies and the T-Birds milled about in the carnival end of high school
and the start of their carnal adult life
prepared or not by their parents and their efforts during high school education
okay that is a bit icky
the problem of not experts who have a public platform
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9205607/Olivia-Newton-John-WONT-coronavirus-vaccine-Chloe-Lattanzi-shares-anti-vaxxer-rant.htmlOlivia Newton John WON’T take the coronavirus vaccine as Chloe Lattanzi shares anti-vaxxer rant | Daily Mail OnlineMartha Stewart, Joan Collins and Sir David Attenborough are among the growing list of A-list celebrities to have received the COVID-19 vaccination.www.dailymail.co.uk
the sullivan shows were released on DVD and there were no Elvis getting a shot broadcast – that was done for the print media
https://liveforlivemusic.com/news/elvis-presley-vaccinated-polio-1956-ed-sullivan/Elvis Presley Aids Fight Against Polio By Getting Vaccinated At ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ In 1956 [Watch]In late 1956, Elvis Presley used his skyrocketing fame—and a spot on ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’—to persuade teenagers to get the polio vaccine.liveforlivemusic.com