Hola,quería felicitaros por el reportaje de esta semana sobre "Perla negra",a pesar de no haberla visto nunca me pareció bonito conocerla y disfrutar de sus fotos y anécdotas
Ojalá nos sigáis regalando más reportajes de historias que celebran su aniversario
Saludos
@Pilar_Manzr
In Grease (1978), what appeared to be a simple milkshake scene reportedly took an unexpected turn when Stockard Channing decided to go off-script. Instead of throwing the milkshake toward Frenchy as planned, she sent it flying at Jeff Conaway. According to behind-the-scenes accounts, Channing had been genuinely annoyed with Conaway off-camera, adding a personal edge to the moment. What audiences saw as a funny, chaotic scene may have actually been fueled by real frustration between the actors, making the unexpected reaction even more memorable.
@MasQTele@divinity_es@jencarlosmusic Vaya,que mal horario,perdió los derechos entonces Nova
Ya terminó Ana de nadie?y con los maratones que hacen en Divinity y el horario cualquiera la ve
@novalatinas Han repuesto alguna vez Sin tu mirada?si lo hicieran yo la vería que nunca la vi,al igual que Corazón indomable,Un refugio para el amor y El color de la pasión
Grease: The Thrift-Store Pants That Stole the Show
When Olivia Newton-John walked onto the set of Grease dressed as the new Sandy, she was wearing an outfit that would become one of the most recognizable in movie history.
But those famous black “leather” pants weren’t leather.
They weren’t even new.
Costume designer Albert Wolsky had found the skin-tight vintage pants in a thrift store. They were actually from the 1950s, exactly the period he was trying to capture for the film.
There was just one problem.
The zipper was broken.
There was only one pair, and because the pants were already vintage, Wolsky didn’t want to risk damaging them by replacing it.
So every morning Olivia wore them for filming, the wardrobe department had to sew her into the pants.
Olivia later joked that her immediate concern was a practical one: What was she supposed to do if she needed to go to the bathroom? 😂
The transformation worked.
When she appeared on set in Sandy’s black pants, leather jacket, red heels and newly curled hair, Olivia remembered everyone stopping. Until then, the cast had known her as sweet, wholesome Sandy.
Suddenly, she was the Sandy from the film’s unforgettable finale.
Olivia kept the costume after Grease. More than four decades later, in 2019, she put pieces of it up for auction to raise money for her cancer wellness and research center.
The leather jacket sold for $243,200.
And those secondhand 1950s pants—with the zipper still broken—sold for $162,500.
Together, the two pieces brought $405,700.
Not bad for a pair of thrift-store pants that couldn’t even zip. ❤️
Hola,gracias por publicar mi comentario en la revista y gracias por seguir publicando"Se graba" de las distintas telenovelas que se están rodando
Por cierto,se sabe cuando se estrenará "Mi camino es amarte"?
Y seguirán reponiendo los findes o volverán los estrenos?
@Pilar_Manzr