Grease (1978) - full transcript

A musical about teens in love in the 50's! It's California 1959 and greaser Danny Zuko and Australian Sandy Olsson are in love. They spend time at the beach, and when they go back to school, what neither of them knows is that they both now attend Rydell High. Danny's the leader of the T-Birds, a group of black leather jacket-wearing greasers while Sandy hangs with the Pink Ladies, a group of pink-wearing girls led by Rizzo. When they clash at Rydell's first pep rally, Danny isn't the same Danny from the beach. They try to be like each other so they can be together.

Love

is a many splendoured thing

I'm going back to Australia,
I might never see you again.

Don't talk that way, Sandy.

But it's true.

I've just had the best summer of my life
and now I have to go away.

It isn't fair.

Danny, don't spoil it.

It's not spoiling it, Sandy,
it's only making it better.

Danny, is this the end?

Of course not.



It's only the beginning.

This is the main brain,
Vince Fontaine.

Beginning your day with the only way,
music, music, music.

Get out of bed,
it's the first day of school.

Don't be a slob, don't get a job.
Go back to class, you can pass.

And to start the day off nice and fine,

I'm gonna play
a new old favourite of mine.

I solve my problems and I see the light

We got a loving thing

We got to feed it right

There ain't no danger we can go too far

We start believing now
that we can be who we are

Grease is the word

They think our love
is just a growing pain



Why don't they understand?

It's just a crying shame

Their lips are lying, only real is real

We stop the fight right now

We got to be what we feel

Grease is the word

Is the word, is the word that you heard

It's got groove, it's got meaning

Grease is the time

is the place, is the motion

Grease is the way we are feeling

We take the pressure
and we throw away

Conventionality belongs to yesterday

There is a chance
that we can make it so far

We start believing now
that we can be who we are

Grease is the word

Is the word, is the word that you heard

It's got groove, it's got meaning

Grease is the time

is the place, is the motion

Now grease is the way we are feeling

This is a life of illusion

Wrapped up in troubles

Laced in confusion

What are we doing here

We take the pressure
and we throw away

Conventionality belongs to yesterday

There is a chance
that we can make it so far

We start believing now
that we can be who we are

Grease is the word

Is the word
is the word that you heard

It's got groove, it's got meaning

Grease is the time

is the place, is the motion

Grease is the way we are feeling

Grease is the word
is the word that you've heard

It's got groove, it's got meaning

Grease is the time

is the place, is the motion

Grease is the way we are feeling

Grease is the word
is the word, is the word

You're not supposed to eat this,
you're supposed to bury it.

Hey, that's a homemade lunch.

Old lady drag her carcass
out of bed for you?

Sure, Putzie. She does it every year
on the first day of school.

Big deal.

- Kenickie! Over here, Kenickie.
- Kenickie.

- Hey, where you at?
- We're right here.

- Where were you all summer?
- What are you, my mother?

I'm just asking.

I was working, which is more than
any of youse kids can say.

- Working?
- That's right.

I was lugging boxes
at Bargain City, moron.

- Nice job.
- Eat me.

- I'm saving up to get me some wheels.
- Yeah?

- You wanna hear what I did?
- No.

Hey, there's Danny!

- Hey, Danny!
- Danny! Danny!

- Hey, hey!
- How you doing, huh?

Hey, Danny!

Hey, you seen any new broads
over there?

Nah, just the same old chicks
everybody's made it with.

Hey, so what'd you do all summer,
Danny, huh?

I was hanging around down the beach,
you know. You know.

I know what you mean, it's tough with
all those chicks hanging around you.

Yeah, well, the only thing that
hangs around you, Sonny, are the flies.

Hey, right here, Putzie, huh?

Hey, how was
the action at the beach, man?

Ooh!

- It was flipping.
- Yeah? Crazy?

I did meet this one chick.
She was sort of cool, you know.

You mean she puts out?

Oh, come on, Sonny,
is that all you ever think about?

Freaking A!

Hey, guys, wait up.

Do I look okay, Frenchy?

- Sure, you look good.
- I'm really nervous, you know.

- You look terrific.
- So, this is Rydell?

Yep, you'll love it.

I loved the last school I was at.
I wish I was there right now.

Still, I'm no stranger to heartbreak.

Why? You got psoriasis?

Oh, God.

Well, here we are again.

Yeah, but this time we're seniors.

And we're gonna rule the school.

- Jan, that is so adolescent.
- We are adolescent.

We don't have to flaunt it.

Okay, girls.

Let's go get them.

Blanche, do you have
the new schedules?

Yes, Miss McGee,
I just had my hands on them.

Oh, good, they'll be nice and smudged.

Oh, here we are.

If it had been a snake,
it would've bitten me.

Blanche, these are the schedules
we couldn't find for last semester.

Now, maybe next year,
you'll find the ones for this semester.

I've got Kenickie again.

He's been here longer than I have.

It's the first day of school
and already my castor oil is missing.

How many days till Christmas vacation?

- Eighty-six.
- Eighty-six?

- I'm counting.
- Oh.

- May I help you, dear?
- Oh, yes, this is my first day of school.

I'm not really sure
where I'm supposed to be.

Oh, well, welcome to Rydell.

You'll have to fill out
a few of these forms, but...

Will you excuse me for a minute?
I'll be right back.

Oh, excuse me,
do you have a pencil, please?

Oh, yes, dear. There you are.

Jeez. Every teacher I got
this year has flunked me at least once.

If you don't watch it,

you're gonna be spending all your time
in McGee's office.

Yeah, well, this year she's gonna wish
she'd never seen me.

Oh, yeah? And what are you gonna do?

I just ain't gonna take any of her crap.

That's all,
I don't take no crap from nobody.

- Sonny?
- Oh, hello, ma'am.

Aren't you supposed to be
in Homeroom right now?

I was just going for a walk.

- You were just dawdling, weren't you?
- Yes, ma'am.

That is no way
to start a new semester, Mr. LaTierri.

Perhaps a session
of banging erasers after school

would put you on the right track.

Yes, ma'am.

Are you just going to
stand there all day?

No, ma'am. I mean, yes, ma'am.
I mean, I'm just...

- Well, which is it, yes or no?
- No, ma'am.

- Good. Then move.
- Yes, ma'am.

I'm sure glad
you didn't take any of her crap, Sonny.

You would've really told her off, huh?

"Mr. LaTierri.
Yes, ma'am, no, ma'am."

- Hey, Eugene.
- How you doing?

Shake, buddy.

Hey, what's wrong?
You're wearing glasses.

- I got astigmatism.
- Oh, too bad.

Come on, let's go.

As I go travelling down life's highway

Whatever course
my fortunes may foretell

Good morning, boys and girls,
and welcome to what we're sure will be

our greatest year at Rydell.

Saturday night will be
our first pep rally and bonfire,

and I want to see all of you students
out there with plenty of support

for Coach Calhoun
and the Rydell Rangers.

If you can't be an athlete,
be an athletic supporter.

And now for the really good news

and probably
one of the most exciting things

to ever happen at Rydell High.

National Bandstand television show
has selected Rydell

as a representative
American high school

and will do a live broadcast
from our very own gym.

It is our chance to show

the entire nation what fine,
bright, clean-cut,

wholesome students
we have here at Rydell.

Hey, did you guys get a look at Zuko
this morning?

Looking pretty good this year, huh, Rizz?

That's ancient history.

Well, history sometimes repeats itself.

- Hey, you guys.
- Hi, Frenchy.

- Hi, French.
- Go sit down.

This here is Sandy Olsson.

And that's Jan and Marty,
and this here's Rizzo.

She just moved here
from Sydney, Australia.

How are things down under?

Oh, fine, thanks.

- Hey, Marty, are those new glasses?
- Oh, yeah, just got them for school.

Don't you think
they make me look smarter?

Nah, you can still see your face.

How do you like school so far, Sandy?

- It's different.
- Hi, kids.

Patty Simcox,
the bad seed of Rydell High. Hi!

Oh, I just love the first day of school,
don't you?

It's the biggest thrill of my life.

Oh, you'll never guess what's happened.

Probably not.

They just announced the nominees
for Student Council

and guess who's up for Vice President?

- Who?
- Me. Isn't that the most?

- To say the least.
- The very least.

I just hope
I don't make too poor a showing.

Well, we certainly wish you
the best of luck, don't we, girls?

Yeah, sure. I've got my fingers crossed.

- Thank you.
- Here.

Oh, you must think I'm a terrible clod
for not introducing myself to your friend.

Hi, I'm Patty Simcox.

Welcome to Rydell.

Well, I hope you'll be
at cheerleader tryouts.

We'll have so much fun
and get to be lifelong friends.

You guys, how do you like Sandy, huh?

Do you think we could let her in
the Pink Ladies?

She looks too pure to be pink.

Oh, double doo-doo!

- Please.
- What's up, Doc?

One of my diamonds
just fell in the macaroni.

Hey, Kenickie,
you want a piece of salami?

Are you kidding?
If I eat that, I'll smell like you.

What a stink!

Hey, guys. Guys, look.

Ladies and gentlemen,
dingleberries on parade!

Yeah.

Hey, look! You really put your foot
into it this time, Chisum.

Try hopscotch, you hot dog!

- What a gavone.
- Gumdrops, man.

Hey, any of you guys
see that new chick at registration?

Oh, she sure beats the foam domes
around here.

You mean her jugs
were bigger than Annette's?

Nobody's jugs are bigger than Annette's.

Right.

Hey, guys.

Hey!

Hi, girls.

- You're a sick man, Putz.
- Hey!

Hey, I wanna hear about
what Danny did at the beach.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Nah, it was nothing.

- Sure, nothing, Zuko. Right?
- Come on, Danny.

You got in her drawers, right?

Yeah, come on, come on.
Tell us about that girl.

What'd you do this summer, Sandy?

Oh, I spent most of it at the beach.
I met a boy there.

Hauled your cookies
all the way to the beach for some guy?

Well, he was sort of special.

There ain't no such thing.

He was really romantic.

- Everything about it.
- Come on, man.

Come on, you don't want to hear
all the horny details.

Are you kidding me!

All right! I'll tell you.

Summer lovin' Had me a blast

Summer lovin' Happened so fast

I met a girl crazy for me

Met a boy cute as can be

Summer days drifting away

To uh-oh those summer nights

Well-a well-a well-a huh!

Tell me more, tell me more

Did ja get very far?

Tell me more, tell me more

Like does he have a car?

Doo, doo-doo, doo-doo,
doo-doo doo-doo-doo

She swam by me, she got a cramp

He ran by me, got my suit damp

I saved her life, she nearly drowned

He showed off, splashing around

Summer sun, something's begun

But uh-oh those summer nights

Well-a well-a well-a huh!

Tell me more, tell me more

Was it love at first sight?

Tell me more, tell me more

Did she put up a fight?

Dam, doo-bee-doo, doo-bee-doo,
doo-bee-doo-bee-doo-bee

Dam, doo-bee-doo, doo-bee-doo,
doo-bee-doo-bee-doo-bee-dam

Took her bowling in the arcade

We went strolling, drank lemonade

We made out under the dock

We stayed out till ten o'clock

Summer fling, don't mean a thing

But uh-oh those summer nights

Tell me more, tell me more

But ya don't gotta brag

Tell me more, tell me more

'Cause he sounds like a drag

Shoo-bop-bop, shoo-bop-bop,
shoo-bop-bop, shoo-bop-bop

Shoo-bop-bop, shoo-bop-bop,
shoo-bop-bop

Yeah

He got friendly holding my hand

She got friendly down in the sand

He was sweet, just turned eighteen

Well, she was good

Ya know what I mean

Summer heat, boy and girl meet

But uh-oh those summer nights

Tell me more, tell me more

How much dough did he spend?

Tell me more, tell me more

Could she get me a friend?

It turned colder

That's where it ends

So I told her we'd still be friends

Then we made our true love vow

Wonder what she's doing now

Summer dreams

ripped at the seams

But uh-oh

those summer

nights

Tell me more, tell me more

He sounds real nice.

True love
and he didn't lay a hand on you?

Sounds like a creep to me.

Well, he wasn't. He was a gentleman.

Hey, what was his name?

Danny. Danny Zuko.

Well, I think he sounds peachy keen.

Well, maybe, if you believe in miracles,

Prince Charming
will show up again someday.

Somewhere unexpected.

See you later.

Come on, girls.

Do you really think so, Frenchy?

- Sure.
- Yeah?

Sandy, I think we ought to get to class.

Do the splits, give a yell!

Show a little spirit for old Rydell!

Way to go, red and white!

Go Rydell, fight, fight, fight!

And now...

Quiet, please.

Quiet, everyone. And now,
boys and girls, the man of the hour.

The coach we're all depending on

to pull Rydell out of
the seven-season slump,

our very own Coach Calhoun.

Who's the best?

Rydell!

Give them hell, Rydell!

I just wanna tell you students
that we have a banner year coming up,

a banner year.

Because my boys are primed.

I mean really primed
because I primed them.

I mean, they're not only primed,
they're honed.

Honed to a sharp razor-edge.

And we're not
just going out there to win,

we're going out there for glory.

When we get out there,

we're gonna yank them
and tear them and rip them!

We're gonna take them
and roll them around

and rip them up to pieces!

And then we're gonna slaughter them.

And after the slaughter is over,
we're gonna come back here

and ring that victory bell.

Like we always wanted to.

Doody! Doody!

Hey, Dan, watch this.

Do a split, give a yell,
shake a tit for old Rydell!

Guys.

Be cool, huh?

Hey, watch out, pinhead.

Well, what do you think?

What a hunk of junk.

Wait till I give it a paint job
and soup up the engine, man.

She's gonna run like a champ.

I'm racing her at Thunder Road.

Thunder Road?

Yeah. You wanna
make something of it?

I wanna see you
make something of this heap.

You're cruising for a bruising.

Hey, what're the Scorpions doing here?
This ain't their turf.

Think they wanna rumble?

Yeah, if they do,
we're gonna be ready for them.

All right, gang! Let's go get them!

Hey, chick.

What you doing?

- Oh, thanks, Frenchy.
- That's all right.

You know something?
You were really great out there.

No, I really messed up,
I was so nervous.

Oh, no. Your split was divoon.

- Hi, Sandy.
- Oh, hi, Rizz. Hi, girls.

- We got a surprise for you.
- Surprise? What is it?

You'll see. Right, Rizz?

Hey, just let me comb
your hair down a little bit here.

Where are we going?

Want a little lipstick?

You know, if we fix up this car, it
could be make-out city, you know that?

Right, a chick is gonna have to put out
before she even gets in.

You'd better believe it, man.

Hey, Zuko. I got a surprise for you.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

Sandy!

Danny?

What are you doing here? I thought
you were going back to Australia.

We had a change of plan.

I can't...

That's cool, baby.
I mean, you know how it is.

Rocking and rolling and whatnot.

- Danny?
- That's my name, don't wear it out.

What's the matter with you?

What's the matter with me, baby?
What's the matter with you?

What happened to the Danny Zuko
I met at the beach?

Well, I do not know.
I mean, maybe there's two of us, right?

Why don't you take out
a missing-persons ad,

or try the Yellow Pages? I don't know.

You're a fake and a phoney
and I wish I'd never laid eyes on you.

- I wonder if she carries silver bullets.
- Yeah.

So she laid her eyes on you,
huh, Zuko?

Hey, I bet that's not all
she's laid on him.

- Yeah, right.
- Hey, Zuk! I got a car, remember?

- Come on, Danny.
- All right, who's got beer money?

- Well, I swiped my brother's ID.
- I got $2.50.

All right, give me that.

He was so nice to me
this summer.

Listen, Sandy, men are rats.

Listen to me. They're fleas on rats.

Worse than that,
they're amoebas on fleas on rats.

I mean, they're too low
for even the dogs to bite.

The only man a girl can depend on
is her daddy.

- You know what you need?
- What?

A night out with the girls. Huh?

We're having a sleepover
at my house tonight. Wanna come?

Good. You'll love it. Come on.

Hey, look, it's Jan.

Brush-a, brush-a, brush-a
Get the new Ipana

With the brand-new flavour
It's dandy for your teeth

Brush-a, brush-a, brush-a
New Ipana toothpaste

Brush-a, brush-a, brush-a
Knocks out decay germs fast

Fast, fast, you sure are right

Turn it off.

- Hey. Hey, hand me a ciggie butt.
- Oh, me, too. Over here.

- Hey, you want one, Sandy?
- No, thanks, I don't smoke.

- You don't?
- Go ahead, try it. It won't kill you.

Give her a Hit Parade.

Oh, I forgot to tell you, you shouldn't
inhale unless you're used to it.

Sandy, let me teach you
how to French inhale.

It's really cool, watch.

God! That is the ugliest looking thing
I ever saw.

Nah, the guys really go for it.

And that's how I got my nickname,
Frenchy.

Sure it is.

- Oh.
- Okay.

Okay, how about a little Sneaky Pete
to get the party going?

Italian Swiss Colony?
Wow, it's imported.

Hey, I brought some Twinkies.
Anybody want one?

Twinkies and wine?
Oh, that's real class, Jan.

It says right here it is a dessert wine.

Hey, Sandy didn't get any wine.

Oh, that's okay.

I bet you never had a drink before either.

Oh, yes, I did. I had some champagne
at my cousin's wedding once.

Ring-a-ding-ding!

What's wrong? We don't got cooties.

Hey, Sandy, would you like me
to pierce your ears for you?

Shut up!

- Quiet.
- Isn't that awfully dangerous?

Oh, no. I know what I'm doing.
I'm gonna be a beautician, you know.

- What's the matter? You afraid?
- No, I'm not.

Here, Frenchy,
you can use my virgin pin.

Yeah, it's nice to know
it's good for something.

- It's perfect.
- Frenchy, I really don't think

it's a good idea.

- Oh, no, it's okay. Listen...
- My father won't like it. I promise you...

Ow!

Sandy, why don't we
go into the bathroom?

My mother'll kill me
if I get blood all over the carpet.

- What?
- It only bleeds for a second.

Frenchy, I don't feel very well.

Don't worry about it, Sandy.
If she screws up,

she can always fix your hair
so your ears don't show.

Sandy, Sandy, beauty is pain.

Could you please get me some ice
to numb her ear lobes?

Why don't you just let the cold water run
and stick her ear under the faucet?

Oh.

Personally, I'm getting rather chilly.

- Hey, what's that?
- From Bobby in Korea.

- Are you going with a Korean?
- Dummy, he's a Marine.

- A Marine?
- A Marine?

Wanna see a picture?

God.
You're turning into a one-woman USO.

Hey, you guys, Sandy's sick.

I just did one ear.
She saw the blood and...

You ain't getting your hands on my ears.

Oh, yeah? Well, you'll be sorry

because I have been accepted
to La Cafury Beauty School.

You mean you're dropping out of Rydell?

Hey, I don't look at it as dropping out.

I look at it
as a very strategic career move.

- Why's it torn in half?
- His old girlfriend was in the picture.

Sandy, here's your toothbrush.

Oh, thanks, Frenchy.
I'm sorry to be so much trouble.

It's okay.

Miss Goody Two-Shoes
makes me wanna barf.

Look at me, I'm Sandra Dee

Lousy with virginity

Won't go to bed till I'm legally wed

I can't, I'm Sandra Dee

Watch it

Hey, I'm Doris Day

I was not brought up that way

Won't come across

Even Rock Hudson lost

his heart to Doris Day

I don't drink or swear

I don't rat my hair

I get ill from one cigarette

Keep your filthy paws
off my silky drawers

Would you pull that crap
with Annette?

As for you, Troy Donahue

I know what you wanna do

You got your crust

I'm no object of lust

I'm just plain Sandra Dee

Elvis! Elvis! Let me be

Keep that pelvis far from me

Just keep your cool

Now you're starting to drool

Hey, Fongool

I'm Sandra Dee

You're making fun of me, Rizz?

Some people are so touchy.

'Cause when the wind
was blowing my way

It smelled just like the halls
of old Rydell

And if you got to use a toilet

and later on they start
to scratch like hell

Will you shut up, you vultures?

Hey, I changed my mind.
Let's get out of here.

- Hey, what do you mean?
- What do you mean, what do I mean?

They can't come in here. My folks'll flip.

- Hey, Putzie, why don't you call her?
- Come on. Let's get out of here.

"Oh, Sandy.
Wherefore art thou, Sandy?"

- Shut up! Sit down.
- Come on, let's go.

You goody-goodies
are too much for me.

I'm gonna get my kicks
while I'm still young enough to get them.

What's she gonna do,
shimmy down the drainpipe?

Hey, look. There's Rizzo.

Hey, Rizzo, you're doing that
without a net.

Swell bunch you are,
rushing to help a lady.

- Lady? I don't see a lady.
- Shut up. Shut up!

- What's up, Kenick?
- One guess.

- You got a lot to offer a girl.
- Yeah, you know it.

What say you, Zuk?

You're looking good, Rizz.

- Eat your heart out.
- Well, sloppy seconds ain't my style.

Where are you going? To flog your log?

Well, it's better than
hanging around with you dorks.

- Hey, Danny!
- Hey, Danny!

Your chariot, my lady.

I don't know what I ever saw
in Danny Zuko.

Don't sweat it, honey. Have one of mine.

- There's so many of them.
- I know.

- How do you keep up with all of them?
- I'm a terrific pen pal.

Hopelessly devoted
to each and every one.

- Hey, what are you doing?
- Okay.

So what do you guys
think this is, a gangbang?

You wish.

- Hey, hit the pavement.
- You got to be kidding.

- I said now!
- All right, all right.

- Move it!
- Remember us in your will.

- Your will, all right.
- Come here.

When a guy picks a chick over
his buddies, something got to be wrong.

You said it.

Come on, guys,
let's go for a slice of pizza.

Can I have some of that?

Sure.

- Thanks.
- Wait.

Guess mine is not
the first heart broken

My eyes are not the first to cry

I'm not the first to know

There's just no getting over you

You know I'm just a fool who's willing

To sit around and wait for you

But, baby, can't you see

There's nothing else for me to do?

I'm hopelessly devoted to you

But now there's nowhere to hide

Since you pushed my love aside

I'm out of my head

Hopelessly devoted to you

My head is saying, "Fool, forget him"

My heart is saying, "Don't let go"

"Hold on to the end"

And that's what I intend to do

I'm hopelessly devoted to you

But now there's nowhere to hide

Since you pushed my love aside

I'm out of my head

Hopelessly devoted to you

Is acne ruining your life?

Do you close your eyes
when you look in the mirror?

Fear no more.

Face up to Face-Off, for deep
penetration into infected pores.

Help dry up the unsightly pimples
and blemishes...

- Rizz. Rizz.
- Could you call me by my first name?

- Oh...
- Betty.

- Betty.
- Betty. Betty. Betty.

Oh, Betty. Betty.

Betty.

Have you got something?

Are you kidding?

- My 25 cent insurance policy.
- Big spender.

- What?
- It broke.

How could it break?

I bought it
when I was in the seventh grade.

What the hell?

Hey, what the hell
you think you're doing?

You parked in a no-parking zone, creep.

The whole place
is a no-parking zone, crater-face.

- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah!

You're gonna pay for that.

Yeah, well, I'll give you 75 cents for
the whole car, including your chick.

We just got to bang out
the dent, that's all there is to it.

The problem isn't in the dent,

the problem's
in this rubber-band engine.

The problem's in your mouth.

Yeah, and where you gonna get
a new carburettor, huh?

- You ever heard of borrowing?
- Kenickie, you got any Scotch tape?

Hey, big stuff. What do you drive, huh?

- I drive.
- Yeah? How about you?

- Who, me?
- Yeah.

Well, what about Doody?

- Well, hey, I...
- That's what I thought.

Now come on, guys.

Now, this car could be a major piece
of machinery, you know that?

Look at this.

Why, this car could be systematic.

Hydromatic.

Ultramatic.

Why, it could be Greased Lightning.

Greased Lightnin'!

We'll get some overhead lifters
and four barrel quads, oh, yeah

Keep talkin' Wooh, keep talking

With fuel injection cut-off
and chrome plated rods, oh, yeah

We'll get it ready
I'll kill to get it ready

With a four-speed on the floor
they'll be waitin' at the door

You know that ain't no shit

We'll be getting lotsa tit
in Greased Lightnin'

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go
Go, go, go

Go, Greased Lightnin'
you're burnin' up the quarter mile

Greased Lightnin'
Go, Greased Lightnin'

Go, Greased Lightnin', you're
coastin' through the heat-lap trial

Greased Lightnin'
Go, Greased Lightnin'

You are supreme

The chicks'll cream
for Greased Lightnin'

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go
Go, go, go

We'll get some purple French taillights
and thirty inch fins, oh, yeah

A palomino dashboard
and dual muffler twins, oh, yeah

With new pistons, plugs and shocks
I can get off my rocks

You know that I ain't braggin'

She's a real pussy wagon
Greased Lightnin'

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go
Go, go, go

Go, Greased Lightnin'
you're burnin' up the quarter mile

Greased Lightnin'
Go, Greased Lightnin'

Go, Greased Lightnin', you're
coastin' through the heat-lap trial

Greased Lightnin'
Go, Greased Lightnin'

You are supreme

The chicks'll cream
for Greased Lightnin'

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go
Go, go, go

Go, Greased Lightnin'
you're burnin' up the quarter mile

Greased Lightnin'
Go, Greased Lightnin'

Go, Greased Lightnin', you're
coastin' through the heat-lap trial

Greased Lightnin'
Go, Greased Lightnin'

You are supreme

The chicks'll cream
for Greased Lightnin'

Lightnin', Lightnin', Lightnin', Lightnin'

Lightnin'

- Come on, guys. Let's get to work.
- Yeah.

Hey, Zuk, man.
Those Scorpions, they're asking for it.

Danny, what's up?
You still thinking about that chick?

- What are you, nuts?
- Well, no. I was just thinking.

- Get in there. Don't think so much.
- No, that's cool, that's cool.

Hey, guys.

- Hey, Kenickie, Zuko.
- How's it hanging, huh?

Okay, the meeting is in session.

- You know what I heard?
- What?

Last year the fuzz
had Thunder Road staked out,

and everybody got hauled to the clink.

So? Nobody's gonna catch
Greased Lightning.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Somebody snaking you, Danny?

- Oh, bite the weenie, Rizz.
- With relish.

- I don't know about these chicks.
- Yeah, they're only good for one thing.

Then what are you
supposed to do with them

for the other 23 hours
and 45 minutes of the day?

Is that all it only takes, 15 minutes?

- Want some new music?
- Yeah.

I need some money.

Thanks.

- I'll be right back.
- Okay.

Hi, Danny!

- I can't talk to you right now.
- Listen, what are you doing later?

- I can't talk, all right?
- Call me.

- Hi, Sandy.
- Oh, hi.

- How are you?
- Fine, thanks.

That's good.

Hey, Sandy, I've been wanting
to talk to you for a long time now.

- What about?
- Well, about that night at the bonfire.

I mean, the way I acted,
that was terrible.

I mean, it really was. I mean,
it wasn't me, you got to know that.

I mean, it was me, of course,
but it wasn't me.

You see, Sandy, I got this image, right?
I got this...

Well, that's why I'm so glad
that Tom's such a simple person.

Simple's right.
Too bad his brains are in his biceps.

Jealous, are you?

Jealous? Oh, come on, Sandy,
don't make me laugh.

Ha, ha, ha!

And what have you ever done?

Oh, come on!
I can run circles around those jerks.

I'll believe that when I see it.

Let's start with the first rule.
Cut it down to two packs a day, huh?

There we go.

Now, what sort of athletics
are you interested in, huh?

You like the rings?

Yeah, I installed a set of rings
just a couple of weeks ago.

Well, the first thing we have to do
is you have to change.

Well, I know. That's why I'm here,
you know, to change.

- No, I mean your clothes.
- Oh.

All right, let's knock it off.

Fellows, I wanna introduce a new man.

Danny. Let's give him a tryout, huh?

You better watch it.

All right, come on, come on, come on.
A little fire, come on, here we go.

- Come on, come on.
- Hey, Danny.

You have to dribble.

- Here you go, Coach.
- Thank you, son.

Now, just dribble the ball,
put it in the basket.

- Think you can do that?
- Can I do that!

- Okay.
- Let's go.

Danny, over here. Danny!

Let's go.

- Come on, Arnold.
- Come on, get it up.

Get it up there. Hey, that's it.
Go, go, go.

Get him, Danny. Get him.

There we are. Go, go.
Get him. That's it. That's it. That's it.

What'd I do?

- Is he kidding?
- Boy, oh, boy.

I want you to meet
your wrestling partner.

Danny, Andy.

- Are you crazy?
- Come on, come on, come on.

All right, come on, let's start.
Let's get into first position.

Danny, you get down.

Okay, Andy, get down. Ready?

Okay?

Hold it, hold it, hold it.

Danny, you gotta try. You gotta try.
Try, come on.

Come on, let's get down.

All right, Andy, let's change positions.
You get down. Come on.

All right. Ready?

- Give?
- Yeah, I give.

Good.

He's a hitter.

I think you're gonna like baseball.
It's not that much of a contact sport.

Now, get in there and let's see
what you can do, all right?

Throw the ball. Come on. Let's play.

Hey, where would you like it,
huh?

Come on, man.
Let's pitch this guy out here.

- He can't hit.
- This boy can't even bat.

- Strike.
- See? I told you. He doesn't even swing.

What kind of ball player are you?
Come on. Put it in here, Pitcher.

Strike.

Come on, a little pepper, a little fire.

Come on, a little fire in there.
Come on, come on. Let's see you hit it.

Put it in, put it in, put it in.

Foul ball.

- Easy, easy, easy.
- Now! Come on! Come on!

Put the bat down. Put the bat down!

Now, there's a lot of other sports
that don't have any contact at all.

- Oh, yeah, like what?
- Like track.

- What do you mean, running?
- What, you mean just like running?

I mean something
that needs endurance.

Something that needs stamina.
Like, long-distance running.

Cross-country running.

- That could be cool.
- Good.

Hey, cut it.
Come on, keep those legs high.

Take 10 laps.

Danny.

Danny, are you all right?

Danny, talk to me.

The least you can do is talk to me
after the way you treated me.

The way I treated...
Sandy, I told you I was sorry about that.

Got you talking.

- You sure you're okay?
- Yes, I'm fine.

- So, still going out with that jockstrap?
- Well...

- Well, is he taking you to the dance?
- Well, that all depends.

- On what?
- On you.

- On me?
- Yeah.

He can stag it.

Come on.

Sandy, come on,
let's go someplace else tonight.

Why?

Because we can't be alone here,
that's why.

Danny.

Okay.

Two burgers and a moo-juice,
coming up.

You nearly pulled my arm
out of the socket.

Well, I didn't want to miss this table.
It's the best table they got.

What are you doing?

I just want a little privacy for us,
all right?

- What'll it be, kids?
- Oh, a cherry soda, please.

- Danny?
- Oh, I'm not very hungry.

Just give me a double polar burger
with everything

and a cherry soda
with chocolate ice cream.

That sounds good. I'll have the same.

The same? You can eat a lot, can't you?

- You know, you're funny.
- No, you are.

How you doing, Zuk, huh? Nice?
Golden glooms.

- Hi, Rizzo. How are you?
- Peachy keen, jelly bean.

Hey, you got a couple of quarters?
We can split an Eskimo Pie.

- My Dutch treat days are over.
- You plan on staying home a lot.

Hey, greetings, pals and gals.

Hey, I got 23 cents. Anybody wanna
chip in for a Dog-Sled Delight?

I don't know where all my money goes.

A dime here, 15 cents there.

Yeah, well, in another couple of months,

Frenchy here will be able
to take us all out. Huh?

- A working girl with income.
- Hey, that's right.

Well, you know, they don't pay
you very much to start off with.

Yeah, well, that's still more
than we make.

So ante up because
I don't get my allowance until Friday.

- What? You get an allowance?
- When I'm a good boy I do.

Hey, Viola, a Dog-Sled Delight
with four spoons.

- And an Eskimo Pie with a knife.
- Hi, gang.

Here you are. Grab it and growl.

I got so many hickeys
people will think I'm a leper.

Hey, cheer up. A hickey from Kenickie
is like a Hallmark card.

"When you care enough
to send the very best."

You pig.

I love it when you talk dirty.

My parents want to invite you over to
tea on Sunday. Do you wanna come?

- I don't like tea.
- You don't have to drink tea.

Well, I don't like parents.

Want some?

You sure are a cheap date.

Oh, I didn't mean it the way it came out.

I understand.

I always thought you were
a very understanding person.

I am.

And I also think
that there's more to you than just fat.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

- You got a date for the dance-off?
- No.

- Wanna go?
- Yeah.

Oh, no, I'm gonna be a senior forever

if I don't study
for that dumb algebra test tomorrow.

Hey, you're in luck, luscious.
You got an armed escort home.

It's not the arms
I'm worried about, Sonny.

It's the hands.

She loves me.

- Hey, you coming, French?
- Oh, I don't think so.

I think I'd like to hang out
a little bit longer.

All right.

I have been dieting all day long.

My mom's apple pie
is better than this stuff.

- Do you want a piece?
- Yeah, sure.

- Hey, Putzie.
- Yeah?

Fifteen minutes.

You know, Danny,
I'm kind of worried about this dance-off.

Maybe they dance differently
than we do back home.

Don't worry about it.
Maybe we'll invent the Kangaroo Bop.

Come on, let's get out of here, Sandy.

Zuko, see you later, okay.

- Bye, Frenchy.
- See you, Sandy.

Great. I get stuck
with the cheque again. Give me money.

Okay, what is it, huh?
What's with you tonight?

You've got the personality of a wet mop.

Don't start with me.

Oh, sure, fine. Okay, eureka.
How about I finish with you, huh?

Finish this!

To you from me, Pinky Lee.

Sorry, French.

Rizzo!

Hey, Rizzo!
I wanna talk to you! Now!

No use crying over spilled milkshake.

Oh, I'll be okay.

You know it's near closing time,
don't you?

Do you mind if I stay around
a little longer, Vi?

No, suit yourself.

- Wow.
- What?

Well, I hate to tell you this
but your hair looks like an Easter egg.

Oh, yeah.

Well, I had a little trouble
in tinting class.

In fact, I had a little trouble
in all my classes.

Beauty school sure wasn't
what I thought it was gonna be.

Oh, nothing ever is.

Vi?

I dropped out.

What do you think of waitressing?

You're too young to know.

Hey, maybe I could be
a telephone operator.

Nah, I don't think I would like to wear
those little things over my ears.

God, if only I could have
a guardian angel to tell me what to do.

You know, like Debbie Reynolds
had in Tammy

What do you think?

If you find him,
give him my phone number.

Your story's sad to tell

A teenage ne'er-do-well

Most mixed-up non-delinquent
on the block

Your future's so unclear now

What's left of your career now?

Can't even get a trade in

on your smock

Beauty School Dropout

No Graduation Day for you

Beauty School Dropout

Missed your midterms
and flunked shampoo

Well, at least you could have taken time

to wash and clean your clothes up

After spending all that dough

to have the doctor fix your nose up

Baby, get movin'

Why keep your feeble hopes alive?

What are you provin'?

You've got the dream but not the drive

If you go for your diploma

you could join a steno pool

Turn in your teasing comb

and go back to high school

Beauty School Dropout

Hangin' around the corner store

Beauty School Dropout

It's about time you knew the score

Well, they couldn't teach you anything

You think you're such a looker

But no customer would go to you

unless she was a hooker

Baby, don't sweat it

Don't sweat it

You're not cut out to hold a job

Better forget it

Forget it

Who wants their hair done by a slob?

Now your bangs are curled
your lashes twirled

But still the world is cruel

Wipe off that angel face

and go back to high school

Baby, don't blow it

Don't put my good advice to shame

Baby, you know it

Even Dear Abby'd say the same

Now, I've called the shot

Get off the pot

I really gotta fly

Gotta be goin'

to that malt shop

in the sky

Beauty School Dropout
Beauty School Dropout

Go back to high school

- Beauty School Dropout
- Beauty School Dropout

Go back to high school

- Beauty School Dropout
- Beauty School Dropout

Go back to high school

- Just lower your head, Kenickie.
- What are you doing?

Come on, Kenickie.
Give him a break, huh?

- Oh, I'll give you a break all right.
- No, we'll work on the brakes later.

Move over, slick.

- Hey, fruitcake, you got it on backwards.
- All right.

What kind of car
did you swipe this from anyway?

- Your mother's.
- Your mother's.

Hey, Charlie, don't forget
the other cable, huh?

There's a ramp set up
at the service door for that camera.

Rizz.

Can you believe it?
We'll be on nationwide television.

- How you doing?
- You still gonna go to the dance?

Man, I'm gonna have
the hottest date there.

Biggest thing that ever happened
to Rydell High and we don't have dates.

What about Rudie
from the Capri Lounge?

- Get serious.
- It's a suggestion.

Well, I already called him.

Relax, I think our luck is changing.

Do you know what you're doing?

What we're doing. Come on.

Hey, Marty, you're looking good.

Would you just excuse me one second?

You're feeling good, too, huh?

Sonny, there he is.
Look, that's Vince Fontaine.

Yeah, I've seen better heads
on a mug of beer.

Would you grow up? He's the living end.

Yeah, if you like older guys.

Danny, this is so exciting.

Yeah, well, you see what you gotta do
is make friends with the cameraman.

- You know the cameraman?
- Yeah, his name's Ted.

Doody, how do I look?

Like a beautiful blonde pineapple.

That's good. That's good.

You're late, fellows.
Where you been, huh?

- Boy, the gym never looked so good.
- Yeah, did you bring the provisions?

All right, kids.
I want a big circle here, a big circle.

Come on, boys and girls,
we are going on the air very shortly.

But first,
let's have some warm-up numbers

with Johnny Casino and The Gamblers.

- What are their names?
- Fred and Ginger.

- Fred and Ginger.
- But... Go tell him the truth.

I hope I don't get camera fright.

Oh, don't worry about it.
We're gonna be cool, all right?

- Yeah?
- Don't worry?

Good. Come on, let's go.

Why don't you let me lead
for a change?

I can't help it. I'm used to leading.

Okay.

Doody, can't you turn me around
or something?

Don't talk, French. I'm trying to count.

A melody that's never the same

A melody that's calling your name

Did you ever think about
taking up singing professionally?

Come back to me, please

Hey, Zuko! Zuk! Zuk!
I want you to meet Cha Cha DiGregorio.

- How you doing, Zuko baby?
- All right.

- Who is she?
- They call me Cha Cha,

'cause I'm the best dancer
at Saint Bernadette's.

With the worst reputation.

Let's go, Sandy.

- Who's that girl?
- She's just a girl I know, that's all.

Hi.

I'm Vince Fontaine.

Hey, do your folks know
I come into your room every night?

Over KZAZ, that is.

I'm judging the dance contest.

I don't think I'm entered.

A knockout like you?

- What's your name?
- Marty.

- Marty what?
- Maraschino.

You know, like in cherry.

- What are you doing?
- Washing my hands.

How do you know her?

She's just an old friend of the family,
that's all.

- Aren't you glad to be back?
- Oh, yeah.

Besides, blondes do have more fun.

When I hear music,
I just can't make my feet behave.

- Thinks she's Tinker Bell.
- Hush, Sonny.

The Rydell fight song!

- When you are finished.
- We're finished.

You will be happy to know that
I am not judging the dance contest.

I think we all owe a round of applause

to Patty Simcox and Eugene Felsnick

and committee
for their beautiful decorations.

Let's hear it for the toilet paper!

In a few moments, the entire nation
will be watching Rydell High.

God help us!

And I want you all
to be on your best behaviour.

No heinie biting!

And now, here he is,
the Prince of the Platters,

Mr. Vince Fontaine.

Mr. Vince Fontaine!

Hey, it's great being here
at Rydell High.

What's your name, sweetheart?

Hiya, honey.

And now for the rules.

Game rule one.

All couples must be boy-girl.

Yeah, too bad, Eugene.

All right, all right, all right. Come on.

Game rule two.

During the dance contest,
if you're tapped on the shoulder,

you must leave
the floor immediately or else.

I mean it.

And rule three,

anyone doing tasteless or vulgar
movements will be disqualified.

That leaves us out.

Can we keep it clean, please?
Let's keep it clean.

- Twenty seconds.
- Oh, 20 seconds.

Thank you, fans and friends
and odds and ends.

And now for you gals and guys,
a few words to the wise.

You Jims and Sals are my best pals,

and to look your best for the big contest,

just be yourselves and have a ball.

That's what it's all about after all!

So forget about the camera
and think about the beat,

we'll give the folks at home
a real big treat.

Don't worry about where the camera is,

just keep on dancing, that's your biz.

Hey, and if I tap your shoulder,
move to the side,

let the others finish the ride.

Ten seconds.

Nine, eight,

seven, six, five, four,

three, two, one.

On the air.

Hello, welcome to National Bandstand,

coming to you live
from Rydell High School.

This is the event you've all been
waiting for, the National Dance-Off.

And away we go with
Johnny Casino and The Gamblers.

Look, there's the camera!

- Look, it's Putzie and Jan.
- Yeah.

Oh, there's Danny and Sandy.

Now to the event you've all been
waiting for, the National Dance-Off.

Some lucky guy and gal
is gonna go bopping home

with some fantabulous prizes.

But don't feel bad if I bump youse out

'cause it doesn't matter
if you win or lose,

it's what you do
with your dancing shoes.

Hey, does everybody here know Marty?

Okay, cats, throw your mittens
around your kittens and away we go!

That wasn't supposed to happen!

Let's go! Let's hand jive!

Before I was born late one night

My papa said everything's all right

The doctor made my ma lay down

That guy over there
with the chick in the red,

throw them out.

With her stomach bouncing all around

'Cause a bebop stork
Was about to arrive

My mom gave birth to the hand jive

I could barely walk
When I milked a cow

When I was three, I pushed a plough

While chopping wood, I'd move my legs

And started dancing
While I gathered eggs

The townfolk clapped
When I was only five

I'd outdance them all
He's born to hand jive

Yes, move it, buddy.

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go.

Shake it, shake it, shake it.

Shimmy, shimmy, shimmy.

Attagirl!

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah

Everybody!

Born to hand jive, baby

Yeah.

Here we go. Come on.

Hey, break it up, break it up!
What is that?

Break it up!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Come on now, shake it!

Yeah!

Twist it!

All right, get it!

How low can you go?

No, no, don't. Bad boy! Not here!

There you go!

Come on now, hand jive!

That's the stuff!

Do it, baby!

Do it!

That's the hand jive grand jive!

Yeah, now let's bring it up!

Bring it on up!

Higher!

Higher and higher!

Now can you hand jive, baby?

Oh, can you hand jive, baby?

Oh, yeah

Born to hand jive!
Oh, yeah!

Oh, yeah!

Now let's meet them.
Here they are, the new champs.

Come on. Come on over here.

- Can I have your names, please?
- Cha Cha DiGregorio and Danny Zuko.

Cha Cha and Danny,
congratulations.

Come on, we're gonna do it now.

- Where's Marty?
- Don't worry, she's in good hands.

- Whose?
- I don't know.

Now let's see our champs
in a spotlight dance.

Blue moon

You saw me standing alone

Without a dream in my heart

Without a love of my own

Ready?
One, one, two, three, go.

Blue moon

I wonder who that is on the right?

We have pictures
of you so-called mooners.

And just because the pictures
aren't of your faces

doesn't mean we can't identify you.

At this very moment, those pictures
are on the way to Washington

where the FBI has experts
in this type of identification.

If you turn yourselves in now,
you may escape a federal charge.

Come on, Doody,
watch your hands. Putzie, move it out.

I feel like a meatball in here.

- Okay, let's go find the chicks.
- Yeah.

Marty. Marty.

Hold my money. Don't let me
go near the refreshment stand.

- All right.
- I'm not hungry.

- I'm not hungry.
- Hey, what's happening?

There's nobody here.

Oh, come on, Sandy.
I told you on the phone that I was sorry.

- I know that you did.
- Well, you do believe me, don't you?

Well, yes, but I still think
that you and Cha Cha went together.

We did not go together, Sandy.
We just went together, that's all.

- It's the same thing.
- No. No. No.

Oh! Oh, Sandy, I'm sorry. I...

Sandy,

would you wear my ring?

Oh, Danny. I don't know what to say.

- Say "yes."
- Yes.

Oh, Danny, this means so much to me,

'cause I know now that you respect me.

Hey, Rizz?

Watch it.

- What is with you tonight?
- I feel like a defective typewriter.

- Huh?
- I skipped a period.

- You think you're PG?
- I don't know. Big deal.

- Well, was it Kenickie?
- Nah, you don't know the guy.

Well, hey, Rizz, look...
Look, Rizz, it's okay.

I caught Vince Fontaine trying to put
aspirin in my Coke at the dance.

Hey. Marty, you ain't gonna tell
nobody about this, right?

Oh, sure, Rizz.
Look, I'll take it to the grave, okay?

Coming through, coming through.
Come on, lady with a baby.

Hey, Marty, what's up?

Rizzo's pregnant. Don't tell anybody.

Hey, Rizzo's got a bun in the oven.

Rizzo's knocked up.

Rizzo, I hear you're knocked up.

- You do, huh?
- Yeah.

Boy, good news really travels fast.

Why didn't you tell me about it?

What's it to you?

I thought I might be able
to do something.

You did enough.

I don't run away from my mistakes.

Hey, don't worry about it, Kenickie.
It was somebody else's mistake.

Thanks a lot, kid.

Anytime.

- Oh, I hope you're not getting a cold.
- Oh, no. No.

It's just probably
a little drive-in dust, that's all.

- Danny!
- Sandy! Oh, Sandy.

- Danny, what are you doing?
- Oh, Sandy.

Don't worry about it, nobody's watching.

Danny, get off me!

Sandy, what's the matter with you?
I thought I meant something to you.

Meant something to you?

You think I'm gonna stay here
with you in this sin wagon?

You can take this piece of tin!

Sandy, you just can't
walk out of a drive-in!

Stranded at the drive-in

Branded a fool

What will they say

Monday at school?

Sandy, can't you see

I'm in misery?

We made a start

Now we're apart

There's nothin' left for me

Love has flown

All alone I sit and wonder why-yi-yi-yi

Why you left me

Oh, Sandy

Baby, someday

when high school is done

Somehow, some way

our two worlds will be one

In heaven forever

and ever we will be

Oh, please, say you'll stay

Oh, Sandy

Sandy, my darling

you hurt me real bad

You know it's true

But, baby, you gotta believe me
when I say

I'm helpless without you

Love has flown

All alone I sit, I wonder why-yi-yi-yi

Oh, why you left me

Oh, Sandy

Sandy

Why-yi-yi-yi?

Oh, Sandy!

Head it out. Come on, guys.

All right, pull out! Pull out! Pull out!

Well, the crate shaped up.

And it's as hot as the parts on it.

Hey, we didn't steal all of it.
Some of it was donated.

Yeah, this baby's gonna knock them
on their ears at Thunder Road.

You're right.
You could still change your mind.

- The flag goes down in three hours.
- And Greased Lightning strikes.

Hey, Mrs. Murdock, you coming?

I don't expect my boys to let me down,
and I won't let them down.

- That's the way!
- Way to go, Murdock!

I wanna talk to you.

Hey, look, those guys at Thunder Road,
they don't fool around.

You know that, right?

You want me to punk out?

No, I'm not saying punking out,
but I'm just...

You know what I mean. I...

Hey, Danny, we've been friends
a long time, right?

Yeah.

Well, you remember the drive-in
the other night, we went

and the movie, and it was like the duel
and the guy's best friend went with him

and was like his lieutenant,
like his second, you know?

Yeah. So?

Well, I thought that you could maybe
be my second at Thunder Road.

What do you mean? You want me
to drive with you or what?

No, I...

Oh. Hey, hey.

Well, listen, I'll pick you up
at 3:00, huh?

- Yeah, see you later.
- Yeah.

Hey, open up the door.
What are you guys standing around for?

Get that can off the front of the car,
you putz.

Oh, hello, Rizz.

- Are you going to Thunder Road?
- Not a chance.

I've got to go. I have to talk to Danny.

Unless you got wheels and a motor,
he won't know you're alive.

Listen, Rizz, I know that we
haven't been the best of friends,

but if there's anything I can do...

Oh, I can take care of myself
and anybody else who comes along.

You think I don't know
what people are saying about me?

Hey.

Thanks.

That's the one I was telling you about.

There are worse things
I could do

than go with a boy or two

Even though the neighbourhood

thinks I'm trashy and no good

I suppose it could be true

But there are worse things I could do

I could flirt with all the guys

Smile at them and bat my eyes

Press against them when we dance

Make them think they stand a chance

Then refuse to see it through

That's a thing I'd never do

I could stay home every night

Wait around for Mr. Right

Take cold showers every day

And throw my life away

on a dream that won't come true

I could hurt someone like me

Out of spite or jealousy

I don't steal and I don't lie

But I can feel and I can cry

A fact I'll bet you never knew

But to cry in front of you

That's the worst thing

I could do

So, you guys think
you got a winner there, huh?

That's right.

Yeah, well, it takes more than a coat
of paint to make it at Thunder Road.

- Oh, yeah?
- You guys ain't thinking

about changing your mind, are you?

- No way.
- Good, 'cause we're racing for pinks.

Pinks?

Pinks, you punk.
Pink slips. Ownership papers.

Come on, Zuk.

Come on. Don't worry about it.
I'll take care of it, all right?

Hey, get the dude, man.

- What did she give him?
- A lock of hair from her chest.

Poor Kenickie.

See a penny, pick it up,
all day long you'll have good luck.

Give me that.

If it were in any better condition,
it would fly.

Yeah, well, she's gonna.

Here, Kenickie. I brought you
a little something for good luck.

- Gee, thanks.
- Oops, I'm sorry.

Hey, don't worry about it.
Don't worry, I'll get it.

You putz!

Oh, here, put this under his head.

- Zuko, he's out cold.
- What are we gonna do?

Kenickie. Hey, talk to me, buddy, huh?

- What?
- You okay?

Yeah. I'm okay.

I'm fine.

- Oh, God.
- Oh, you can't drive.

Hey, no, really, I'm all right.
I'm just seeing two of you, man.

Hey, you want me to drive for you, huh?

Yeah.

All right. Come on, let's help him up.

Hey, Marty, give me a hand.

Hey.

The rules are, there ain't no rules.

It's to the second bridge and back

and the one
who makes it here first, wins.

Haul ass, kid.

You ain't gonna see me for dust, Zuko.

Zuk! Go! Go! Go!

Come on, baby.

- All right!
- Congratulations!

For he's a jolly good fellow

For he's a jolly good fellow

Which nobody can deny

Look at me

There has to be

something more
than what they see

Wholesome and pure

Oh, so scared and unsure

A poor man's Sandra Dee

Danny won.

- Isn't that great?
- Yeah.

What's the matter? Aren't you happy?

No, not really, Frenchy,
but I think I know a way I could be.

- Could you help me?
- Of course.

- Can I come over to your place?
- Sure. Come on.

Sandy, you must start anew

Don't you know what you must do?

Hold your head high

Take a deep breath and sigh

Come on, Sandy.

Goodbye

to Sandra Dee

Attention, seniors.

Before the merriment
of commencement commences,

I hope that your years with us
here at Rydell High

have prepared you
for the challenges you face.

Who knows, among you, there may be
a future Eleanor Roosevelt,

or a Rosemary Clooney.

And among you young men,
there may be

a Joe DiMaggio,
a President Eisenhower

or even a Vice President Nixon.

But always you will have
the glorious memories of Rydell High.

Rydell forever.

Bon voyage.

Oh, Blanche, stop blubbering.

How many?

One.

I don't believe it. I don't believe it.

- How can we flunk Phys Ed?
- Did I take Phys Ed?

Step right up here!

It's for a wonderful cause,
the Teachers' Retirement Fund.

Give them a pie in the puss.

Coach Calhoun, how could you
have flunked the T-Birds?

Don't worry, you'll get your diplomas.

All you have to do
is come back to summer school.

Summer school? Look out!

Now see, if you'd have come to class,
you wouldn't have missed me.

Wise guy, huh? Take that!

Why, you couldn't even pitch one inning.

- What's your name? I want you.
- It's Eugene.

- You're a great pitcher.
- Oh, thank you.

Rizzo!

Hey, Rizzo!

Get off of that thing, you got a condition.

Forget it. It was a false alarm.

- What?
- I'm not pregnant.

Yeah, well,
I'll make an honest woman of you.

Listen, fella, if this is a line,
I ain't biting.

That's a bona fide offer.

Well, it ain't moonlight and roses, but...

Hey, there's Zuko.

You gotta be kidding, man!

Hey, what is this? Halloween?

Where did you swipe
this letterman sweater, huh?

While you tools were out stealing
hubcaps, I lettered in track.

How do you like that?

I can't believe it.
Danny Zuko turned jock?

- That's right, I did.
- What you doing? Deserting us?

Well, you guys can't follow a leader
all your lives, can you?

Oh, come on, guys.

You know you mean a lot to me.
It's just that Sandy does, too

and I'm gonna do anything I can
to get her, that's all.

Sandy!

Tell me about it, stud.

I got chills

They're multiplyin'

And I'm losin' control

'Cause the power you're supplyin'

It's electrifyin'

You better shape up

'Cause I need a man

And my heart is set on you

You better shape up

You better understand

To my heart I must be true

Nothin' left,
nothin' left for me to do

- You're the one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo, honey

- The one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo, honey

- The one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo

- are what I need
- What I need

- Oh, yes, indeed
- Yes, indeed

If you're filled with affection

You're too shy to convey

Meditate my direction

- Feel your way
- Wow!

I better shape up

- 'Cause you need a man
- I need a man

Who can keep me satisfied

I better shape up

- If I'm gonna prove
- You better prove

that my faith is justified

- Are you sure?
- Yes, I'm sure down deep inside

- You're the one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo, honey

- The one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo, honey

- The one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo

- are what I need
- What I need

- Oh, yes, indeed
- Yes, indeed

- You're the one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo, honey

- The one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo, honey

- The one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo

- are what I need
- What I need

- Oh, yes, indeed
- Yes, indeed

- You're the one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo, honey

- The one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo, honey

- The one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo

- are what I need
- What I need

- Oh, yes, indeed
- Yes, indeed

- You're the one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo, honey

- The one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo, honey

- The one that I want
- You are the one I want

You oo oo

- are what I need
- What I need

- Oh, yes, indeed
- Yes, indeed

You're the one that I want

Hey, everybody.
Rizzo and Kenickie made up.

All right!

Oh, look!
Oh, the gang's together.

Well, what are we gonna do
after graduation?

Yeah, maybe we'll never
see each other again.

- No, that will never happen.
- How do you know?

What do you mean how do I know?

We go together like ra-ma
la-ma la-ma ka ding-a da ding-a dong

Remembered forever as

Shoo-bop sha wad-da wad-da
yip-pi-ty boom de boom

Chang chang chang-it... ty chang
shoo-bop

That's the way it should be

Wha oooh, yeah

We're one of a kind like

Dip da-dip da-dip
Doo-wop da doo-bee doo

Our names are signed

Boog-e-dy boog-e-dy boog-e-dy
boog-e-dy Shoo-by doo-wop she-bop

Chang chang chang-it... ty chang
shoo-bop

We'll always be like one

Wa-wa-wa-waaah

When we go out at night

And stars are shinin' bright

Up in the skies above

Or at the high school dance

Where you can find romance

Maybe it might be love

Ra-ma la-ma la-ma ka ding-a da
ding-a dong

Shoo-bop sha wad-da wad-da
yip-pi-ty boom de boom

Chang chang chang-it... ty chang
shoo-bop

Dip da-dip da-dip
Doo-wop da doo-bee doo

Boog-e-dy boog-e-dy boog-e-dy
boog-e-dy Shoo-by doo-wop she-bop

Sha-na-na-na-na-na-na-na
Yip-pi-ty dip de doom

Ra-ma la-ma la-ma ka ding-a da
ding-a dong

Shoo-bop sha wad-da wad-da
yip-pi-ty boom de boom

Chang chang chang-it... ty chang
shoo-bop

Dip da-dip da-dip
Doo-wop da doo-bee doo

Boog-e-dy boog-e-dy boog-e-dy
boog-e-dy Shoo-by doo-wop she-bop

Sha-na-na-na-na-na-na-na
Yip-pi-ty dip de doom

A wop ba-ba lu-mop

A wop bam boom

Made for each other like

A wop ba-ba lu-mop
and wop bam boom

Just like my brother is

Sha-na-na-na-na-na-na-na
Yip-pi-ty dip de doom

Chang chang chang-it... ty chang
shoo-bop

We'll always be together

Wha oooh, yeah

We'll always be together