Express Yourself was inspired by Dirty Dancing star Jennifer Grey

Jennifer Grey is set to have the time of her life once more in the sequel to 1987’s “Dirty Dancing.”Lionsgate held a presentation at Cinemacon in Las Vegas yesterday where they announced the new flick alongside old clips from the romance drama.“Jennifer Grey returns to Kellerman’s in the next chapter,” a voiceover said. Kellerman’s was the Catskills resort where Grey’s character Frances “Baby” Houseman and her family vacationed when she met and ultimately fell in love with dancing and Patrick Swayze’s Johnny Castle.

Nearly 35 years after the original Dirty Dancing hit theaters, a new sequel is in the works, with Jennifer Grey slated to return.Lionsgate made the announcement during their CinemaCon presentation on Thursday evening, via EW.While no further details were given, a voiceover during the presentation simply said, 'Jennifer Grey returns to Kellerman's in the next chapter,' with Kellerman's the upscale Catskills resort where the original 1987 classic was set. Sequel:Nearly 35 years after the original Dirty Dancing hit theaters, a new sequel is in the works, with Jennifer Grey slated to return Baby returns:While no further details were given, a voiceover during the presentation simply said, 'Jennifer Grey returns to Kellerman's in the next chapter,' with Kellerman's the upscale Catskills resort where the original 1987 classic was setThe original movie followed Grey's character, Frances 'Baby' Houseman, who spends the summer of 1963 at Kellerman's with her family.During her stay, she starts falling for the resort's dance instructor, Johnny Castle, played by the late great Patrick Swayze, who passed away from stage IV pancreatic cancer in 2009 at 57 years of age.The film also starred Jerry Orbach, Cynthia Rhodes, Jack Weston, Kelly Bishop, Jane Brucker, Lonny Price and Wayne Knight.

Nobody can keep Baby in the corner.

Nobody is putting baby in the corner because Jennifer Grey is back in the spotlight!

Dirty Dancing star Jennifer Grey has shared a gorgeous throwback picture of pop star Madonna, in which she is almost unrecognizable. Taken in the mid 1980s, Madonna rocked a brunette bob for the picture which saw Jennifer giving her a cuddle from behind.MORE: Madonna treated to home-cooked meal by son David Banda in sweet video"Madonna and I met doing the movie, Bloodhounds of Broadway (we sang a duet) and NYC was never more fun!" Jennifer captioned the post.

Jennifer Grey is lifting the lid on her hot romance with ex-boyfriend Johnny Depp, in her new tell-all memoir Out of the Corner.The Dirty Dancing star and Edward Scissorhands actor dated for only a year back in 1989, after she had ended her engagement to actor Matthew Broderick - but it turned out to be an impactful affair.'There was some heat,' she told PEOPLE in an interview to promote the book. 'It was a f***ing bonfire.

told People of Depp, whom she dated for about a year after her engagement to Broderick.“It was literally like, ‘Are you f-cking kidding me? Are you f-cking kidding me? I’ve never seen a guy like this.’”Grey opened up about past loves including Broderick, 60 — who she started dating in 1985 while filming “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” — while promoting her upcoming memoir, “Out of the Corner.”The actress also got candid about the tragedy she faced with her “Ferris Bueller” co-star when the two got into a car accident in Ireland in 1987 that left two dead.“There was some very, very heavy stuff that went down that changed my life forever and there was no one to blame,” Grey told People. “It was a pure and simple accident that was tragic.

Madonna‘s ‘Express Yourself’.Grey and Broderick started dating in 1986 after meeting on the set of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Grey then bagged the role of Baby in Dirty Dancing, catapulting her to new heights of stardom in Hollywood.

Jennifer Greyhas detailed the painful way she learned about her father's sexuality.The Dirty Dancing star is the daughter of Oscar-winning Cabaret star Joel Grey, who came out as gay in 2015 at the age of 82.However, Grey, 62, found out much earlier in the late '80s during a conversation with her then-boyfriend Matthew Broderick's mother, Patricia Broderick.Choosing to use a homophobic slur to ask whether Grey knew her father was gay, she claims Patricia, a playwright, blurted out: 'You know your dad's a f*g.' Memories: Jennifer Gray is opening up about her life in her new memoir, Out of the Corner. In the tome, she revealed it felt 'like a sniper attack' when her father was outed as gay to her in the late 1980s'All I know, all I knew at the time was that it felt like it was a sniper attack. The idea was that I was a fool and that everyone knew but me,' she toldPeople,Jennifer said she is unsure of the late playwright's motive in telling her.'Perhaps she was offended by my lack of knowing.

Madonna has Jennifer Grey’s love life to thank for "Express Yourself." In 1986, the "Dirty Dancing" star was dating Matthew Broderick, whom she met on the set of "Ferris Bueller’s Day Off." The two became engaged at one point. But after four years, the couple called it quits. And it was during that time that Grey became pals with the Material Girl.

Jennifer Grey is looking back at a pivotal moment in her life.

“Out of the Corner.”The “Dirty Dancing” star, 62, revealed that her breakup with ex Matthew Broderick inspired Madonna’s hit 1989 song, “Express Yourself.” Grey and the Queen of Pop’s friendship goes back to the 1980s and they starred in the 1989 period flick, “Bloodhounds of Broadway,” together.Madonna, 63, and the “Red Dawn” actress became such good pals that the singer threw Grey a 29th birthday bash in March 1989.Grey wrote that Madonna told her at the party that her relationship with Broderick influenced the catchy feminine-power song.Grey and Broderick, 60, had started dating while filming “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” in 1985 and had kept their relationship semi-secret at the time.However, their love was thrust into the limelight in August 1987 when they were both involved in a tragic car crash in Northern Ireland.“She told me she wrote ‘Express Yourself’ about me breaking up with Matthew,” Grey recalled in her book.“She played it for me in her car. I was in my log cabin with Johnny [Depp] and she said, ‘Come into my car.’ And I got in her Mercedes where she had a really good sound system and she was like, ‘Listen to this song I just did.

Jennifer Grey became a household name with her role of Baby in the romantic drama dance film Dirty Dancing in the summer of 1987.And while she never got another role as high-profile ever again, the now 62-year-old actress is opening up about her life in the fast lane of Hollywood, and beyond, in her new memoir, Out Of The Corner.Among the revelations is the timeMadonna confessed that her hit 1989 song, Express Yourself, was inspired by Grey's love life; more specifically, her breakup with actor Matthew Broderick. Confessional: Jennifer Grey, 62, recalled when Madonna told her that her song Express Yourself was inspired by her breakup with ex-fiancé Matthew Broderick in the late 1980s in her upcoming memoirGrey began dating Broderick while the two were shooting Ferris Bueller's Day Off, which began in September 1985 and lasted through until near the end of November of that year.The following year Grey auditioned for a movie that would be called Dirty Dancing.

One of the most iconic pop songs of all time was inspired by a celebrity breakup.

Jennifer Grey is opening up about her infamous decision to get a nose job at the height of her career in the early '90s, and how she felt she wasn't a 'natural match' for her Dirty Dancing co-star Patrick Swayze.The 62-year-old actress would go on to have two rhinoplasty surgeries after finding worldwide recognition in the 1987 box-office smash where she played Baby Houseman - but her new look left her unrecognizable, with the actress now admitting that it led to her 'losing her identity and her career overnight'.Speaking about the reaction to her altered appearance, Grey recalled attending a premiere shortly after she'd undergone her nose job - revealing that her actor friend Michael Douglas had no idea who she was because she looked so different.'That was the first time I had gone out in public,' Grey tellsPEOPLEin an interview to promote her new memoir, Out of the Corner.'And it became the thing, the idea of being completely invisible, from one day to the next. In the world's eyes, I was no longer me.

Jennifer Grey is opening up about her infamous decision to get a nose job at the height of her career in the early '90s, and how she felt she wasn't a 'natural match' for her Dirty Dancing co-star Patrick Swayze.The 62-year-old actress would go on to have two rhinoplasty surgeries after finding worldwide recognition in the 1987 box-office smash where she played Baby Houseman - but her new look left her unrecognizable, with the actress now admitting that it led to her 'losing her identity and her career overnight'.Speaking about the reaction to her altered appearance, Grey recalled attending a premiere shortly after she'd undergone her nose job - revealing that her actor friend Michael Douglas had no idea who she was because she looked so different.'That was the first time I had gone out in public,' Grey tellsPEOPLEin an interview to promote her new memoir, Out of the Corner.'And it became the thing, the idea of being completely invisible, from one day to the next. In the world's eyes, I was no longer me.

Jennifer Grey is getting candid about her plastic surgery.

Dirty Dancing star Jennifer Gray has opened up on her regrets about undergoing a nose job following the release of the iconic movie in 1987. Jennifer, now 62, starred as Frances 'Baby' Houseman in the hugely popular flick, where she starred alongside Patrick Swayze, who played Johnny Castle. After the film's huge success, Jennifer underwent two rhinoplasty operations which left her unrecognisable to others in the industry and led to her struggling to get more work.

Hollywood star has revealed how her nose job stopped her from getting roles.Speaking to People magazine, Jennifer revealed how it was her mother who encouraged her to get the procedure done in order to star in more films in the future.She told the publication: “It became the thing, the idea of being completely invisible, from one day to the next. I'm the world’s eyes, I was no longer me.“And the weird thing was that thing that I resisted my whole life, and the thing I was so upset with [was] my mother for always telling me I should do my nose.“I really thought it was capitulating.

Hollywood actress Jennifer Grey has told how she "lost her identity and career" after undergoing two rhinoplasties shortly after shooting to fame on Hollywood film Dirty Dancing.The star, 62, played Frances 'Baby' Houseman in the hit 1987 film, starring opposite Patrick Swayze who took on the role of Johnny Castle.Following the release of the cut film, Jennifer decided to undergo a rhinoplasty.The actress revealed that it was her mother's idea to change the shape and size of her nose, as she believed it would make her more memorable for casting directors.Jennifer underwent a second nose job in the early nineties.However, the star claimed that it rendered her so unrecognisable that her friend, Basic Instinct star Michael Douglas, didn't recognise her on the red carpet.In a new interview, the Dirty Dancing star claimed how she "banished" herself from Hollywood by undergoing the procedure.Recalling the moment she failed to be recognised by Michael when they crossed paths at a film premiere, Jennifer explained that it became "a thing."She said: "That was the first time I had gone out in public."And it became the thing, the idea of being completely invisible, from one day to the next."In the world’s eyes, I was no longer me," she added.Jennifer heartbreakingly added: "I spent so much energy trying to figure out what I did wrong, why I was banished from the kingdom."That’s a lie.

Jennifer Grey is opening up about her infamous decision to get a nose job at the height of her career in the early '90s, and how she felt she wasn't a 'natural match' for her Dirty Dancing co-star Patrick Swayze.The 62-year-old actress would go on to have two rhinoplasty surgeries after finding worldwide recognition in the 1987 box-office smash where she played Baby Houseman - but her new look left her unrecognizable.At a premiere around that time, Grey recounts how her actor friend Michael Douglas mistook her for someone else, having no idea who she was due to her sudden and drastic change in appearance. Then and now: Jennifer Grey (left) at the 1987 premiere for Dirty Dancing in New York City, and right at a bash in Los Angeles last October'That was the first time I had gone out in public,' Grey tellsPEOPLE in an interview to promote her new memoir, Out of the Corner.