Was anyone else pissed that Ashley didn't win? 😠😠😠😠 she's sandy Laura isnt. She doesn't even have blonde hair. Ashley does she should have won. Screw those freaking idiots that didn't vote enough for her ughhhhh
Clay has amazing vocals even back then. I feel like he was holding back. He could have really let the other guys have it! Clay has moves and he says he can't dance! Uh huh, yeah right! I don't believe that, not even for a second!
My vote for Max and Ashley they are perfect couple to be Danny and Sandy They are perfectly couple Together be in Grease the Musical Need Max and Ashley together
Austin sings the song closer to the original and how John Travolta sung it. While Max adds power and confidence in his voice. They both represent both versions of the character Danny. While the theatre Danny always had a more powerful voice while the movie Danny has a smoother and sorrowful voice with a bit of an accent.
Fantastic, I'm a huge Elvis fanatic these was my favorite week of the show. I can't believe it was nine years ago, I remember sing it on TV. I wish I could have heard what the judges said though.
Yes that's the way it goes sometimes. Who knows if Austin would have had much more success or not then Max. It's a hard business to be a Broadway actor one day you're on top next you're struggling for work.
Tonight I finally heard Clay singing this tune while out shopping..so beautiful! and btw I was lucky to attend this show in Merrillville...oh my 8 years ago..what a memory!
lizzy tucker I saw an interview once in which Jeremy talked about how he met Ashley; it was through a mutual friend on facebook. Laura and Jeremy have known each other for quite a long time now, they were working on Bonnie and Clyde for years before it went to Broadway. What if Laura was that mutual friend?
Unfortunately she wasn't! But I think it's great that they're all friends www.playbill.com/article/a-fine-showmance-laura-osnes-and-nathan-johnson-talk-about-the-on-stage-kiss-that-changed-everything-and-broadway-double-dates-com-337966
