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Flashback Friday: Derek was a part of the ‘Glass House Tavern’ softball team at Central Park, New York City back in 2013! 🥎 You might see some familiar faces in this group photo! 📸
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Flashback Friday: Derek was a part of the ‘Glass House Tavern’ softball team at Central Park, New York City back in 2013! 🥎 You might see some familiar faces in this group photo! 📸
Space Cadet (2024) Liz W. Garcia
December 9th 2024
I wonder…
What are the T-Birds (from Grease) like?
I'm talking about their hairs, their eyes, their bodies and some colors of their skins
1978 film:
Danny is tall (6'2''), slender, and athletically built. He has a longish "heart shaped" face with a square cleft chin, light peach skin, blue eyes, and wavy black hair.
Kenickie is also tall (6'1 1/2'') and slender, though his build isn't quite as athletic as Danny's. He has a thin oval face, sandy peach skin, blue eyes, and wavy, light golden brown hair.
Doody is of medium height (5'8'') and slender. He has a "heart shaped" face with a prominent chin and aquiline nose, deep sandy peach skin, brown eyes, and curly dark brown hair.
Sonny is slightly short (5'7'') and fairly stocky. He has a broad squarish face with round cheeks, ruddy tan skin, hazel eyes, and curly dark brown hair.
Putzie is slightly tall (5'11') and slender. He has a thin "diamond-shaped" face, light peach skin, blue eyes, and wavy light golden blond hair.
Grease Live! 2016:
Danny is once again tall (6'0), slender, and athletically built. He has a "diamond-shaped" face, peach skin, blue-gray eyes, and wavy golden brown hair.
Kenickie is shorter (5'6''), though still slender and athletic, and he gets a "race lift" to be Latino. He has a "rectangular" face, light tan skin, brown eyes, and thick, wavy, dark brown hair.
Doody is again of medium height (5'8'') and slender, but he also gets a "race lift" to be mixed race. He has a squarish face, light golden brown skin, brown eyes, and wavy dark brown hair, and he wears glasses.
Sonny is of medium height (5'10'') and slender. He has a slim oval face and looks less "ethnic" than the 1978 Sonny, with peach skin, blue-gray eyes, and wavy medium brown hair.
Putzie is tall (6'0'') and slender, and like Kenickie, he gets a "race lift" to be Latino. He has a fairly oblong face, light tan skin, deep brown eyes, and wavy dark brown hair.
In both versions, in keeping with the fashion of the day, they all style their hair in pompadours.
As for what they look like in the stage version (where they're called the Burger Palace Boys instead of the T-Birds and where Putzie goes by his real name, Roger), that depends on the production.
Grease Live: Rehearsal with Backstage Pass
Hamilton Chicago- Dec 23rd, 2019 - You’ll Be Back
Cast:
King George - Andrew Call
Eliza Schuyler - Brittany Campbell
Angelica Schuyler - Montego Glover
Peggy/Maria - Candace Quarrels
Alexander Hamilton - Phillip Johnson
Aaron Burr - Akron Watson
Lafayette/Jefferson - Colby Lewis
Mulligan/Madison - Ebrin Stanley
Laurens/Phillip - Jamaal Fields
George Washington - Tamar Greene
“... and when my time is up, have I done enough?” -Eliza Hamilton in Hamilton
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