Half of the Monkees, two Brady Bunch kids and, of course, a Sweathog. Both inhabitants of the Blue Lagoon. Former stars of Saturday Night Live and Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In. Cindy Crawford's ex-husband.
They're all among the thousands of actors who have appeared on stage in Grease, one of the most popular and ubiquitous musicals of all time.
The list of famous Grease alumni features some big names of entertainment past and present. Some, including John Travolta and Jeff Conaway, were in the movie version. As was Frankie Avalon, who is starring in the current road show. Stage veteran Adrian Zmed starred in the follow-up film, Grease 2.
But there are some surprises on the list, too. Richard Gere had the lead role (Danny Zuko) in the original London production 30 years ago, which makes it strange that everyone made a big deal about his singing and dancing in the film version of Chicago last year. Peter Gallagher, now in the TV show The O.C., and whose breakout film role was the decidedly un-Grease-y sex, lies and videotape, played Danny in 1978. Pretty Baby Brooke Shields starred with Star Search warbler Sam Harris in a 1995 Broadway revival. Saturday Night Live's Joe Piscopo was DJ Vince Fontaine in a 1996 road show with Zmed and Scottish pop star Sheena Easton.
Here are more Greasers from the past 31 years, and why we remember them:
Rosie O'Donnell: actor/talk show host/former magazine maven.
Adrienne Barbeau: curvaceous star of Maude and Escape From New York, now in HBO's Carnivale.
Barry Bostwick: Starred in the first Grease production on Broadway. Among his many roles was Brad in The Rocky Horror Picture Show. More recently, he played the mayor on Spin City.
Treat Williams: film star and current lead in TV's Everwood.
Marilu Henner: Best known for her role on Taxi, these days she's a health and fitness guru.
Al Jarreau: scat-singing jazzman.
Jennifer Holliday: Broadway chanteuse most famous for And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going from Dreamgirls.
John Secada: Latin crossover pop singer.
Joely Fisher: sitcom star and stepsister of Carrie Fisher.
Mackenzie Phillips: played the older sister on 1970s sitcom One Day at a Time and was in American Graffiti. She recently visited Tampa in a tour of Vagina Monologues.
Michael Lembeck: Phillips' husband on One Day at a Time.
Christopher Atkins: Brooke Shields' boyfriend in The Blue Lagoon.
Davy Jones: impish Monkee.
Mickey Dolenz: pudgy Monkee.
Don Most: Fonzie's sidekick on Happy Days; he then was called Donny.
Deborah Gibson: former teen pop star; she then was called Debbie.
Alan Paul: the taller of the two guys in the Manhattan Transfer.
Jo Anne Worley: the loudest member of the Laugh-In cast.
Dody Goodman: Mary Hartman's TV mother, and Blanche in the screen version of Grease.
Sally Struthers: Meathead's wife, Archie Bunker's daughter on All in the Family.
Rex Smith: former pop idol; starred in The Pirates of Penzance on stage and screen.
Chubby Checker: Twist-meister.
Megan Mullally: Will and Grace sidekick.
Maureen McCormick: a.k.a. Marcia, the foxiest Brady.
