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Dirty Dancing sequel starring Jennifer Grey announced 33 years after original

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Dirty Dancing sequel starring Jennifer Grey announced 33 years after original

By Catherine Shoard

 

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Time of their life … Jennifer Grey with the late Patrick Swayze in the 1987 original. Photograph: Everett Collection / Rex Features

 

An official sequel to the hit summer romance movie Dirty Dancing has been announced, 33 years after the first film was released.

 

Jennifer Grey, who starred in the original as Frances “Baby” Houseman, whose summer camp is enlivened by an affair with her slinky-hipped dance teacher, Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze), will return for the film, it has been confirmed.

 

Swayze died in 2009 of pancreatic cancer, aged 57.

 

Grey will also be an executive producer on the project. Little about the film’s plot is known, but it will be directed by Jonathan Levine (50/50, Warm Bodies).

 

Full Story: https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/aug/07/dirty-dancing-sequel-jennifer-grey

Yep, all above board, They will still call her baby. Now 60.=? or?

Maybe she could dance with Deckard in Vegas.... Fred Astaire was 69 when he appeared in Coppola's "Finian's Rainbow"

To paraphrase Stewie from family guy, "How did the world not notice that Patrick Swayze played a pedo?"

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