Where To Watch 'Grease' Starring Olivia Newton-John And John ...

With its legendary soundtrack and iconic performances, "Grease" remains a popular movie musical nearly 45 years after its original release. Fans looking to revisit the film can stream it with a subscription to Paramount Plus. It's also available to rent or purchase from retailers like Amazon.

The movie focuses on a group of high school kids in the 1950s. When a greaser named Danny (John Travolta) falls in love with a transfer student named Sandy (Olvia Newton-John) he attempts to win her over. Their up and down romance leads to plenty of memorable musical numbers, including Newton-John's performance of the Oscar-nominated song "Hopelessly Devoted to You."

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"Grease" was a critical and box office success when it was released in 1978. The movie holds a "76% Certified Fresh" score on review-aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. It was even selected for preservation in the US National Film Registry in 2020.

After the movie's release, Travolta went on to star in films like "Urban Cowboy" and "Pulp Fiction." Meanwhile, Newton-John found continued success with her music career, including her 1981 double platinum album Physical. Newton-John passed away at the age of 73 on August 8.

Where to watch Grease

"Grease" is available to watch on Paramount Plus. You can also rent or buy the movie from major digital retailers, like Amazon, Vudu, and Apple.

Paramount Plus starts at $5 a month for ad-supported streaming. You can upgrade to ad-free streaming for $10 a month. The Premium plan also lets you livestream your local CBS station. Both plans include access to all of the service's on-demand movies and shows, including "Grease."

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If you're not interested in subscribing to Paramount Plus, you can also rent or buy "Grease" to stream online through a digital retailer like Amazon Prime Video, Vudu, and Apple iTunes.

Pricing varies depending on which service and video quality you choose, but rentals start at $4 for high definition and go up to $6 for 4K resolution.

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Once you rent a movie, you get 30 days to start watching it, and then 48 hours to finish once you've pressed play. If you buy "Grease," you can stream it whenever you'd like with no restrictions.

Apps for Paramount Plus and digital retailers are available on most smart TVs, mobile devices, and media players from major brands. You should check each platform's website to ensure your device is supported before making a purchase.

Can I watch 'Grease' for free?

You can watch "Grease" for free if you sign up for a free trial to Paramount Plus. New members can try the service for one week without paying a dime. After your trial is up, the service will automatically renew for the regular monthly rate unless you cancel.

Is there a sequel to 'Grease'?

A sequel to "Grease" was released in 1982. "Grease 2" stars Michelle Pfeiffer and Maxwell Caulfield, and features a predominantly new cast of characters at Rydell High.

Though Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta do not make appearances, a few actors do reprise their roles from the original movie, including Didi Conn as Frenchy and Eve Arden as Principal McGee.

As of writing, "Grease 2" isn't available on any subscription streaming services but you can rent or buy it from digital retailers. HD (high definition) rentals start at $4 on Amazon and Vudu.

Will there be more 'Grease' movies or shows?

A new "Grease" prequel series, called "Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies," is in development for Paramount Plus. The show is set in 1954, which is four years before the original "Grease" movie takes place.

Paramount hasn't announced a release date for "Rise of the Pink Ladies" yet.

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