Quote: "They call me Cha Cha because I'm the best dancer at St. Bernadette's."
Info: Just after Cha Cha said that, Rizzo shot back, "With the worst reputation." Kenickie, Rizzo's boyfriend, was taking Cha Cha to the American Bandstand competition, so Rizzo took Cha Cha's old flame, and the rival of the T-Birds, Scorpion. At the competition, when Cha Cha and Kenickie were disqualified, Cha Cha pushed in on Sandy and Danny, sending Sandy off the floor and winning with Danny. This of course drove a rift between the young lovebirds!
Lyric: "Look at me, I?m Sandra Dee."
Info: Rizzo was making fun of Sandy at the sleepover, comparing her virginal image to that of screen start Sandra Dee. She also compared her to Doris Day in the song. At the end of the song, Sandy walked out of the bathroom and asked if Rizzo was making fun of her, to which Rizzo replied, "Some people are so touchy."
Movie: Grease
Info: "Grease" told the story of a group of high school seniors, the T-Birds and the Pink Ladies, who navigate classes, dances, and drag races. The central lovebirds, Danny Zuko and Sandy Olsson, must overcome social posturing and peer pressure to find a middle ground where they can be together.
Question: Who played Danny Zuko?
Answer: John Travolta
Info: Travolta was just coming off "Saturday Night Fever", so was already well-known for his dancing talents, but here he got to show off his singing as well. He'd put on his dancing shoes again later in his career, though, in films like "Pulp Fiction" and "Michael".
Tagline: "Grease is the word."
Movie: "Grease"
Info: Taken from the song sung during the cartoon title sequence, the phrase sums up the attitude of the film, that "grease" is a time, a feeling, an unconventionality, and a faith that we can make it far if we start believing in who we are.
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