Forty years after he first strutted his stuff in "Grease," John Travolta is still bringing it. On June 13, the legendary actor appeared on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" and wowed fans with a nostalgic return to the dance moves that made him a star. Travolta, now 64, showed everyone that the magic of "Grease" hasn't faded a bit.
Travolta Celebrates 'Grease' 40th Anniversary with Dance
John Travolta sat down with Jimmy Fallon to reminisce about his unforgettable performance in the 1978 film "Grease." The conversation took a nostalgic turn as Travolta opened up about his iconic dance moves, which have become a staple in pop culture. The discussion centered on the movie's 40th anniversary celebration, held in New York City, with particular focus on the electrifying "You're the One That I Want" scene he shared with co-star Olivia Newton-John.
Explaining the origins of his moves, Travolta told Fallon, "The four corners! You know, like in 'Pulp Fiction,' I grew up doing all sorts of novelty dances. When they needed a step for 'You're the One That I Want' at the end of 'Grease,' I suggested the four corners. The choreographer asked me to show it to him, and that's exactly what we did." Travolta's enthusiasm was infectious as he recounted the moment that would go on to define his career.
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Travolta Teaches Fallon the Moves
The highlight of the evening came when Travolta decided to teach Jimmy Fallon the legendary moves from "Grease." "This is unbelievable!" Travolta exclaimed, as he and Fallon stood up to demonstrate the dance steps. In perfect sync, the two broke into an impromptu rendition of the hit song, proving that Fallon might just have what it takes to pull off the Danny Zuko role. The audience erupted in applause, and it was clear that Travolta's charm and talent remain as vibrant as ever.
At the Cannes Film Festival, John Travolta took time to reflect on the lasting legacy of "Grease." "This film is so timeless that it continues to resonate with each new generation," he shared with ET. "It's a movie that brings joy to people. They want to embody the characters, sing along, dance, and be a part of it. When mutual enthusiasm comes together, you can create something magical — and that's exactly what we did with 'Grease.'" Fans everywhere are hoping for a new installment featuring Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, keeping the spirit of the film alive for years to come.
