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 John Travolta gave "Grease" fans the thrill of their lives when he dressed up as Danny Zuko for a surprise appearance at a screening of the hit 1978 movie musical.

The 71-year-old actor shared a pic on Instagram that showed him wearing a leather jacket and a slicked-back pompadour to make a cameo at a June 27 "Grease" sing-along at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.

The two-time Oscar nominee included a video of him strutting onstage at the event, where he stunned his original "Grease" co-stars Didi Conn, Barry Pearl, Kelly Ward, Michael Tucci and director Randal Kleiser.



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