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A British student at a 1960s American high school must prove himself to the leader of a girls' gang whose members can only date greasers.
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Michael
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Stephanie
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Paulette
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Sharon
Alison Price ...
Rhonda
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Dolores (as Pamela Segall)
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Nogerelli
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DiMucci
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Goose
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Davey
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Frenchy
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Miss McGee
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Coach Calhoun
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Blanche
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Mr. Stuart
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Mr. Spears
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Miss Mason
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Eugene
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Brad
Jean Sagal ...
Sorority Girl
Liz Sagal ...
Sorority Girl
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Balmudo (as Dennis C. Stewart)
Brad Jeffries ...
Preptone
Vernon Scott ...
Henry Dickey
Steve M. Davison ...
Cycle Lord
Richard Epper ...
Cycle Lord
Pat Green ...
Cycle Lord
Freddie Hice ...
Cycle Lord
Steve Holladay ...
Cycle Lord
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Cycle Lord
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Cycle Lord (as Mike Runyard)
Scott Wilder ...
Cycle Lord
Helena Andreyko ...
Girl Greaser
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Girl Greaser
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Girl Greaser
Sandra Gray ...
Girl Greaser
Vicki Hunter ...
Girl Greaser
Donna King ...
Girl Greaser
Evelyn Tosi ...
Girl Greaser
Dallace Winkler ...
Girl Greaser
Dennis Daniels ...
Boy Greaser
John Robert Garrett ...
Boy Greaser
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Boy Greaser
Roy Luthringer ...
Boy Greaser
Charles McGowan ...
Boy Greaser
Aurelio Padrón ...
Boy Greaser (as Aurelio Padron)
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Boy Greaser
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Boy Greaser
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Dancer / Boy with Basketball (uncredited)
Bill Baker ...
High School Student (uncredited)
Hillary Carlip ...
Dancer (uncredited)
Frank Clark ...
'Windshield' Man in Gas Station (uncredited)
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Salvage Yard Manager (uncredited)
Ty Crowley ...
Dancer (uncredited)
David Daniel ...
Dancer (uncredited)
Selby Dessner ...
Bowling Alley Patron (uncredited)
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Guy with Bass Guitar (uncredited)
Michael David Eilert ...
Boy Greaser (uncredited)
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Dancer / Girl in Lab (uncredited)
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Girl Goosed in Class (uncredited)
Jenifer Newman ...
Dancer (uncredited)
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Student (uncredited)
USC Trojan Marching Band ...
Rydell High School Marching Band (uncredited)
Manny Weltman ...
Bowling Alley Patron (uncredited)
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Bowling Alley Manager (uncredited)

Directed by

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Patricia Birch

Written by

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Ken Finkleman ... (written by)
 
Jim Jacobs ... (characters) &
Warren Casey ... (characters)

Produced by

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Allan Carr ... producer
Neil A. Machlis ... associate producer (as Neil Machlis)
Bill Oakes ... executive producer
Robert Stigwood ... producer

Music by

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Louis St. Louis

Cinematography by

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Frank Stanley ... director of photography

Editing by

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John F. Burnett

Editorial Department

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Tim Board ... assistant film editor
LaReine Johnston ... assistant film editor

Casting By

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Sally Dennison
Geoffrey Johnson

Production Design by

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Gene Callahan

Set Decoration by

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Lee Poll

Costume Design by

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Robert De Mora

Makeup Department

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Del Acevedo ... makeup artist
Jan Cook ... hair stylist
Charles H. Schram ... makeup supervisor
Vivienne Walker ... hair styles supervisor

Production Management

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Neil A. Machlis ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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David Arntzen ... second assistant director
Gary Daigler ... first assistant director
Venita Ozols-Graham ... second assistant director (as Venita Ozols)

Art Department

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Matty Azzarone ... assistant property master
Nigel A. Boucher ... leadman
Jeff Clark ... set painter
Kent H. Johnson ... property master
Robert Krume ... construction coordinator
Robby Vandermark ... painter
Frank L. Brown ... set dressing lead man (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Don Cahn ... re-recording mixer
Jim Cook ... re-recording mixer (as James Cook)
David W. Gray ... stereo sound consultant: Dolby
Robert Gutknecht ... sound effects editor
Sean Hanley ... dialogue editor
Robert L. Harman ... re-recording mixer
Larry Jost ... sound mixer (as Lawrence Jost)
Clyde McKinney ... stereo sound consultant: Dolby
Donald C. Rogers ... sound (as Don Rogers)

Stunts

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M. James Arnett ... stunt coordinator (as Jim Arnett)
Gary Davis ... stunt double: Michael
Kimberly Epper ... Stunt Double
Richard Epper ... stunts
Gregg Sawaya ... stunt double
Jim Stephan ... stunts (as Jim Stephen)
Val Stulman ... photo double: stand in
Kimberly Epper ... Stunt Double Michelle Pfeiffer (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Buddy Bowles ... gaffer
Philip Caplan ... camera operator
Ron Cardarelli ... key grip
William N. Clark ... camera operator
Ken Nishino ... first assistant camera
Ronald Vidor ... steadicam operator

Casting Department

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Matt Casella ... casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Sandy Berke Jordan ... costume supervisor
Michael Dennison ... costumer: men
Randi Mavestrand ... costumer
Silvio Scarano ... costume supervisor: men
Leslie Simmons-Potts ... costumer: women (as Leslie S. Rich)

Location Management

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Michael John Meehan ... location manager (as Mike Meehan)

Music Department

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Artie Butler ... conductor / music arranger / orchestrator
June Edgerton ... music editor
Michael Gibson ... orchestrator
Murray McFadden ... music recordist
Andrew Muson ... Horn Arrangements & Orchestration
Louis St. Louis ... music arranger
Sally Stevens ... singer/vocal contractor
Steve Forman ... musician: percussion (uncredited)
Louise Di Tullio ... musician: flute (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Betty A. Griffin ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Joel Marrow ... transportation coordinator
Donald A. Potts ... driver

Additional Crew

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Todd J. Adelman ... production medic
Helena Andreyko ... assistant choreographer
Patricia Birch ... choreographer
Wayne Fitzgerald ... title designer
Mauri Syd Gayton ... production coordinator
Carol Green ... unit publicist
Carol Jadiker ... assistant: Bill Oakes
Peggy Peterson ... assistant: Patricia Birch
Greg Rosatti ... assistant choreographer
Gini Smythe ... assistant: Robert Stigwood

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Two years after the life-altering events in Grease (1978), Sandy's cousin Michael, a straight-laced English student, is the new guy at Rydell High. Stephanie, the Pink Ladies' foxy blonde leader, is about to break up with Johnny, the T-Birds' leader, but she still likes her men dangerous, even as Michael starts to attract her attention. Now Michael needs to up his game: learn how to ride a motorcycle and transform himself into Stephanie's hot leather-clad fantasy. Is he up to the task? Written by Nick Riganas

Plot Keywords
Taglines Grease is still the word! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Son of Grease (United States)
  • Grease 2 (Brillantina 2) (Spain)
  • Vaselina 2 (Mexico)
  • Grease 2. (Hungary)
  • Брилянтин 2 (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
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Runtime
  • 115 min
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Box Office

Budget $13,200,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $4,645,411, 13 Jun 1982

Did You Know?

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Trivia "Do It For Our Country" is a duet between Sharon and Louis. Maureen Teefy couldn't make it to the recording session, so Peter Frechette had to sing the whole song himself, which is why Maureen's vocals aren't on the movie's soundtrack. Her voice was dubbed in later in the song See more »
Goofs In the scene near the beginning of the movie where the twins interrupt Michael while he is running around the track, a guy is on his left jumping hurdles. After he jumps the second one, his goods fall out of his shorts. He discreetly tries to cover himself for the rest of his time in the scene. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Hanky Panky/Annie/Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan/Grease 2 (1982). See more »
Soundtracks Back to School Again See more »
Quotes The Pink Ladies: The Pink Ladies Pledge to act cool, to look cool and to be cool, till death do us part, Think Pink!
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