C'est fou comment une biographie non officielle génère autant d'articles sur la toile .. et c'est tant mieux .. on parle d'OLIVIA !!
Et du coup ONJ est en couv du PEOPLE magazine américain ... certes ..pas de photos inédites ... mais bon ..
Bouquin "ragot" ou vérité vraie !!! Quelques uns des articles sur la toile suite au livre 'A Little More Love: The Life and Legacy of Olivia Newton-John' cible une probable quasi romance avec John Travolta ... ( rien de bien nouveau !! )
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OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN sur la couverture du PEOPLE magazine pour la semaine du 31 juillet 1978 !
When Olivia Newton-John brought Sandy’s first day jitters to life, she was experiencing her own.
Didi Conn, who played Sandy’s friend in the beloved 1978 film Grease, opens up to PEOPLE exclusively about working with Newton-John, who died in 2022 at age 73. Conn, 74, says that on their first day on set, Newton-John, who had found success as a singer but had limited acting experience, was anxious.
“The first scene in the movie was her scene of walking onto the campus of Rydell with Frenchy, and she was nervous,” Conn says. Part of her concern was that she was older than John Travolta, who starred as Danny Zuko, but Conn didn’t think she had to worry. “They did a screen test, and if you ever see that, she's so beautiful, she just looked exactly 'teenager,' ” she says.
How Didi Conn Soothed Olivia Newton-John's on Grease's First Day
From People’s July 31, 1978, issue: The Versailles Room of the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas is in pandemonium.
Anglo-australian Olivia Newton-john is winding up her cabaret act when, suddenly, right there onstage is John Travolta !
Olivia and J.T. boogie through their No. 1 Grease single, “You’re the One That I Want,” and then harmonize on “Summer Nights.” Grease has grossed $58 million in its first month and become the box office smash of the summer. It also marks the metamorphosis of Olivia from the ingenue category into a tough-minded, 29-year-old career woman. “It’s always been in the back of my mind to do films,” says Liv, who insisted on a screen test with Travolta and wasn’t bashful about demanding rewrites of the script. “I was playing a naive girl, but I didn’t want her to be sickly. I kept trying to give her a little strength. John,” she goes on, “gave me a lot of confidence.”
9 juillet 1979, OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN est sur la couv du PEOPLE magazine !
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