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Olivia And The Bad Boy

[Blind Gossip] In her new memoir, Don’t Stop Believin, Olivia Newton-John tells the story of how she met and dated a mysterious Hollywood legend!

She met him in a coffee shop.

He was a Hollywood bad-boy legend with a long list of girlfriends. He asked her out. Olivia lied and said she had a boyfriend.

Not too long after our coffee shop encounter, he ended up dating a friend of mine, actress Susan George.

Some time later, Olivia Newton-John was staying with her sister, Rona, and Susan George at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel.

The Bad Boy called their hotel room. Rona picked up the phone. Bad Boy asked to speak with Susan George. Susan was out. Bad Boy asked to speak to Olivia.

Bad Boy asked Olivia if she would go out with him. This time, she agreed!

She says that Bad Boy was her first major movie star boyfriend… but she won’t name him.

His name? I’ll never tell!

She won’t tell. But she will tease it to sell her new book!

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Bad Boy Actor:

[Optional] Your favorite song from Grease?

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  2. Khaleesi says

    Susan dated Andy Gibb, Peter Sellers and Keith Moon. It could be one of them or Warren Beatty

    • The Beagle says

      Of those four, the true bad boy was Keith Moon. Not many people could top him in that regard, so that seems like it would be the answer.

  6. FreddyCellophane says

    Bad Boy Actor: Burton Leon Reynolds, Jr.

    [Optional] Your favorite song from Grease? “Hand Jive” by Sha Na Na

  11. CanaryCry says

    Warren Beatty?

    Favorite Grease songs: Hopelessly Devoted To You & You’re The One That I Want.

  13. Jelly Drop says

    Without any investigating, but gut says Warren Beatty. He loved to get around.

    The title song, “Grease is the word”. Had such a good rhythm.

  19. HotTeacher88 says

    IDK for the actor, but what kind of girl-code-busting BS is that? Friends going back and forth dating the same guy???

    • TruePatriot says

      Ummm…I’m only few years younger than Sean Penn and I saw this in the theater when I had just turned 14. I highly doubt it’s him, hun. lol
      That did make me laugh though because he’d totally nail her now!

  27. ILUVCA4evr says

    Bad Boy Actor: Jack Nicholson??? Although I’d call him ‘unapologetic’ bad boy..ha ha ha

    [Optional] Your favorite song from Grease? ‘Grease’ of course! Still a great song after all these years……

    • TruePatriot says

      THIS IS MY FAVORITE COMMENT! ha ha ha! Clint was a sex god back in the day!

      My fave song from the film: “There are Worse Things I Could Do”

  32. KCeagle says

    John Travolta… duh

    I normally despise musicals but thanks to ONJ and her angelic voice, Xanadu and Grease are 2 of my favorite musicals. I like Hopelessly Devoted from Grease. She sang the s* out of it. PS: Travolta was a stunner in his day… ain’t mad at Olivia for hooking up 😜

  37. bbatty says

    Bad Boy Actor: Either Warren Beatty or Jack Nicholson

    Favorite song from Grease: You’re the One that I Want

  42. GayleStorm says

    Warren Beatty? He seems to be the creepy old version of John Mayer, but damn he was good looking in ‘Splendor in the Grass’. Youngsters, if you haven’t seen it, look it up!

    ‘Summer Nights’ and ‘Beauty School Dropout’.

  46. deepsigh says

    I am going with Warren Beatty.

    If you have ever heard Rob Lowe’s audio autobiography,he tells a great story about Beatty (old enough to be his DAD) snake a girl he was dating out from under him. So to speak. This would have been a young,devastatingly handsome Rob Lowe.

    So,clearly,Warren has some magical powers.

    Can’t beat the opening bars of Grease Is The Word. Second “Raining On Prom Night”.: (Line)” It’s Wilting……The Quilting….On My Maidenform..”

  47. aaaTds78 says

    I’m gonna go with Beatty.

    There are worse things I could do has always been my fave. Always liked Rizzo over Sandy.

  49. Naya2018 says

    Bad Boy Actor: Richard Gere
    Favorite song from Grease: “Grease is the Word” and “Greased Lightning”