Even though it hit theaters back in 1978, the musical blockbuster Grease left an indelible mark on its legendary stars. Olivia Newton-John recently opened up about the profound impact John Travolta had on her during the filming of this iconic movie. Let’s just say, it wasn’t just about the singing and dancing.
At the G’Day USA: Standing Together event on January 25, Olivia, now 71, reminisced about her favorite memory working alongside the Pulp Fiction star. She shared a touching story with Closer Weekly and other reporters, recalling a pivotal moment on set. “It was during one of my close-up scenes. Rizzo pulls me forward in the bonfire scene, and in the middle of my take, John stops everything. He comes over, leans in, and whispers, ‘I think you can do better.’ Now, that’s what I call generosity,” Olivia said with a smile.
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Olivia went on to explain just how meaningful John’s gesture was. “You know, I wasn’t as experienced as him back then. For an actor to take the time to encourage another actor like that—it’s remarkable. He was nurturing, sweet, and always looking out for me. That’s the kind of person John is,” she continued. Their friendship has stood the test of time, and fans are always curious if they’ll reunite on screen again.
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“For four decades now, people have been asking, ‘When are you guys gonna do a Grease 2?’ And sure, there was a sequel, but nothing compares to the original. It’s hard to follow something so iconic,” Olivia admitted. “Of course, if the right opportunity came along, we’d consider it. Who knows what the future holds?” This isn’t the first time Olivia has praised John. She once shared her thoughts on his role as a father.
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“John’s an amazing guy. He’s a loving father, a great husband, and an extraordinary actor,” Olivia exclusively told Closer Weekly at Julien’s Auctions: Property from the Collection of Olivia Newton-John VIP Reception. “I recently saw him in a movie I didn’t even know existed, In a Valley of Violence, and he was incredible. The man’s talent knows no bounds.”



