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The Time, the Place, the Motion: Remembering Grease (2006)
A behind-the-scenes documentary featuring interviews with the original cast and crew (such as Stockard Channing and Patricia Birch) detailing the magic of the 1978 film.
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A behind-the-scenes documentary featuring interviews with the original cast and crew (such as Stockard Channing and Patricia Birch) detailing the magic of the 1978 film.
Rating:
Genre:Documentary
Directed By:
Written By:
In Theaters:9/19/2006
Box Office:
Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Light Source & Imagery, Paramount Home Entertainment
Cast
Director
Randal Kleiser
Self – Director
Robert Stigwood
Self – Producer
Allan Carr
Self – Producer (archive footage)
Patricia Birch
Self – Choreographer
Bill Butler
Self – Director of Photography
Albert Wolsky
Self – Costume Designer
John Travolta
Self – Danny Zuko (archive footage)
Olivia Newton-John
Self – Sandy Olsson
Stockard Channing
Self – Betty Rizzo
Jeff Conaway
Self – Kenickie
Didi Conn
Self – Frenchy
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