Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies
Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies is a 10-episode TV series. It serves as a prequel to 1978 hit musical Grease and its sequel, Grease 2. The original movie is based on a 1971 musical from Chicago. It catapulted John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John to fame and made an impressive $366.2 million at the box office. The Film turned John Travolta into a film superstar. In the case of Olivia Newton-John, It made her a music legend.
One of the longest-running musicals in history, both Broadway and the West End continue to stage the show. Additionally, it has remained popular throughout the decades, captivating audiences with its timeless story and magnificent musical numbers. Grease is One of the longest-running musicals in history. It thrives on both Broadway and the West End. The musical continues to stage the show.
The movie revolved around the Rock and Roll youth culture of teens in 1959. Set years before the first film, Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies will not feature Danny and Sandy. You know because they are not in high school yet. It will instead focus on the first few girls who founded the Pink ladies… It will show the origin of the Pink Ladies, exploring how they began as outcasts and rose to become a powerful force in the school.
Jackie Hoffman, Madison Thompson, and Marisa Davila are set to star, with the series available on Paramount+.
Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies Official Trailer
The 1950s is not an easy world for some teenage girls. Olivia(Cheyenne Isabel Wells) is getting a lot of catcalling and unwanted advances from the school jocks. Cynthia(Ari Notartomaso) wants to join the T-Birds but they reject her because she is a girl. Jane (Marisa Davila) got slut shamed after someone saw her making out with her boyfriend, making him dump her. These girls will rebel and will become the founders of the Pink Ladies. They will pledge to act cool, look cool, and be cool.
Grease: Rise of the Pink ladies will premiere this April 6, 2023.
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