‘Dirty Dancing’ Sequel Returns To Kellerman’s & Will Feature ‘90s Hip-Hop

Jennifer Grey dishes on who she would love to see in a “Dirty Dancing” sequel.

Objection. Many fans on social media are speculating that Johnny Depp is dating his lawyer, Camille Vasquez, in his defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard. Is this theory true?

Matthew Broderick and Jennifer Grey have rarely spoken out about their 1987 car crash that claimed the lives of two women — but that all changed when the Dirty Dancing actress candidly opened up about the fatal accident in May 2022.

Patrick Swayze uttered the iconic line 'Nobody puts Baby in a corner,' in the 1987 film Dirty Dancing.And his co-star Jennifer Grey revealed that Patrick almost didn't want to utter the line, she wrote in her new memoir Out of the Corner.'Patrick had similar issues with his dialogue, and strenuously resisted saying the now-famous line, "Nobody puts Baby in a corner,"' she recalled, via The Insider. The latest:Patrick Swayze uttered the iconic line 'Nobody puts Baby in a corner,' in the 1987 film Dirty Dancing.

As Johnny Depp’s personal life continues to make new headlines, his past is no different.

Jennifer Grey is heartbroken over the legal saga involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. The "Dirty Dancing" star, who previously dated the actor, opened up about her life and career in a new memoir titled "Out of the Corner." In it, she detailed her relationship with the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star, calling their union "a f---ing bonfire." "I have known him for 30 years," Grey, 62, told "Extra" host Rachel Lindsay on Monday. "I haven’t talked to him.

sequel to 1987’s “Dirty Dancing” have recently emerged, and according to Deadline, the story will involve some ’90s hip-hop music.Jennifer Grey will be reprising her role as Frances “Baby” Houseman and will also produce the feature, which is set in the Catskills Mountains.“50/50” director Jonathan Levine is directing the film and co-wrote the screenplay with Elizabeth Chomko, Deadline reported.While music from the original film will also pop up, the sequel will incorporate hip-hop as well as the likes of Alanis Morisette and Liz Phair — though Levine promised that “we will not ruin your childhood.”“While the original ‘Dirty Dancing’ has always been one of my favorite films, I never imagined I would direct the sequel,” Levine said in a statement. “Through co-writing it, I fell in love with the characters (new and old), the world of 1990s Catskills New York, and the music, which will range from songs from the original movie to ‘90s hip-hop.”He added, “I can’t wait to collaborate with Jennifer to bring this beautiful story of summer and romance and dancing to a generation of new fans.

The Dirty Dancing sequel is moving forward.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterJonathan Levine, the filmmaker behind “Long Shot’ and “50/50,” is taking his talents to the Catskills.He’s been hired by Lionsgate to direct a sequel to 1987’s “Dirty Dancing,” with Jennifer Grey set to reprise her classic role as Frances “Baby” Houseman. No word as to whether she’ll be in a corner.Prior to finding himself in the director’s chair, Levine was already attached to the project as a producer. He also co-wrote the screenplay with Elizabeth Chomko.

EXCLUSIVE: Long Shot and Warm Bodies filmmaker Jonathan Levine has been set to direct the buzzed-about sequel to beloved 1987 movie Dirty Dancing, which Lionsgate is launching for next week’s Cannes market.

Dirty Dancing star Jennifer Grey has shared her verdict on the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trialThe defamation lawsuit comes after Depp sued Heard for $50m for implying he abused her in a 2018 Washington Post op-ed. Although she didn’t name him, the Pirates of the Caribbean actor claims Heard’s allegations impacted his ability to work. Grey, who was briefly engaged to Depp in the late 1980s, reflected on their time together in her new memoir Out of the Corner.

Well, this is certainly some new insight into Johnny Depp as a romantic partner — and it couldn’t have come at a more opportune time.

Jennifer Grey looked back on the devastating car crash she suffered with Matthew Broderick in a new interview with ETshared Thursday.The 62-year-old Dirty Dancing star spoke about the collision, which occurred on August 5, 1987, in Northern Ireland, while promoting her new bookOut Of The Corner: A Memoir.'The car accident in Ireland was, I would say, top three traumas of my life, maybe top one,' the actress said, admitting that it still haunts her to this day. Bad days: Jennifer Grey called Matthew Broderick's 1987 car crash — which killed two women in Northern Ireland — 'top three traumas of my life' in an interview with ET from Thursday; seen together in 1987'It's very hard to describe when you have a near-death experience and are present for the death of other people,' Jennifer continued.

Jennifer Grey speaks fondly on her relationship with her former co-star Patrick Swayze.Earlier this week, Grey stopped by The View to discuss her memoir, “Out of the Corner,” which includes stories about her tense experiences working with the actor, who died in 2009 at the age of 57.After starring together in 1984’s Red Dawn, Grey and Swayze ended up by one another’s side once again for Dirty Dancing in 1987. Due to some issues on set throughout their first film together, Jennifer admits she was hesitant about working with Patrick once again.“Patrick was playing pranks on me and everybody,” Grey said of their time on the set of Red Dawn.

Hollywood hunk decided to make amends with Jennifer before shooting the pair's iconic 1987 dancing flick, Dirty Dancing.The romance drama saw Grey play teen Frances 'Baby' Houseman, who meets a dance instructor played by Swayze in the summer of 63.Jennifer recalled the emotional moment Swazye had "tears in his eyes" as he apologised to her during a screen test.Grey spoke about the special moment on The View, where discussed working with the late actor, who tragically passed away from pancreatic cancer aged 57 in 2009.Jennifer said she initially didn't want to work with Swayze again as she had disliked his "macho" and prank-loving antics on the set of Red Dawn.It meant she was hesitant to work with him again on Dirty Dancing, after finding out he was being thought of for the role of Johnny Castle.She said: "Patrick was playing pranks on me and everybody. It was just, like, macho, and I just couldn't take it.

Jennifer Grey reminisced on a tearful apology her late co-starPatrick Swayze made to her prior to filming their iconic1987 film Dirty Dancing.The actress, 62, recalled how she didn't want tosign on for Dirty Dancing with Swayze due to her unfavorable experience working with him on Red Dawn in1984.Fortunately for movie fans worldwide, Swayze made amends with the star and had 'tears in his eyes' as he issued an apology to her during a screen test and said: 'I love you, and I’m so sorry.' Remembering Patrick:Jennifer Grey reminisced on a tearful apology her late co-star Patrick Swayze made to her prior to filming their iconic 1987 film Dirty Dancing Grey made an appearance onThe View earlier this week to talk about her memoir, Out of the Corner,and her experiences working with actor, who died from pancreatic cancer in 2009 at the age of 57. She recalled that his 'macho' and prank-loving behavior on the set of Red Dawn made her not want to work with him again.'Patrick was playing pranks on me and everybody.

Jennifer Grey is opening up about the life-changing events that she gets candid about in her new book, . ET spoke with the 62-year-old actress following the release of her memoir, and she didn't hold back on discussing painful moments in her life.One such moment that Grey discusses in the book is when weeks before the release of her now iconic film, 1987's , she was in a fatal car crash in Ireland with her then-boyfriend, Matthew Broderick. The crash, during which Broderick was behind the wheel, left two women dead.«The car accident in Ireland was, I would say, top three traumas of my life, maybe top one. It's very hard to describe when you have a near-death experience and are present for the death of other people,» Grey told ET.

Jennifer Grey is opening up about the life-changing events that she gets candid about in her new book, . ET spoke with the 62-year-old actress following the release of her memoir, and she didn't hold back on discussing painful moments in her life.One such moment that Grey discusses in the book is when weeks before the release of her now iconic film, 1987's , she was in a fatal car crash in Ireland with her then-boyfriend, Matthew Broderick. The crash, during which Broderick was behind the wheel, left two women dead.«The car accident in Ireland was, I would say, top three traumas of my life, maybe top one. It's very hard to describe when you have a near-death experience and are present for the death of other people,» Grey told ET.

The View” earlier this week to discuss her memoir, “Out of the Corner,” and her tense experiences working with “The Outsiders” actor, who died in 2009 at the age of 57.“Patrick was playing pranks on me and everybody,” Grey said. “It was just, like, macho, and I just couldn’t take it.

Jennifer Grey knows what she'd say to Patrick Swayze if she could see him today. ET spoke with the 62-year-old actress following the release of her memoir, , and she reflected on her relationship with her dearly departed co-star, and shared what she wishes she could tell him now. Swayze died in 2009 after a battle with cancer."'Look what we did,'" Grey said of her would-be message to the late actor, who played Johnny Castle in the iconic 1987 flick.

A tumultuous romance. Jennifer Grey opened up about her difficult romance with Johnny Depp in her upcoming memoir, Out of the Corner, beginning with an intense blind date.