John Joseph Travolta (born February 18, 1954) is an American actor, dancer and singer. He first became known in the 1970s, after appearing on the television series Welcome Back, Kotter and starring in the box office successes Saturday Night Fever and Grease. Travolta's career re-surged in the 1990s, with his role in Pulp Fiction, and he has since continued starring in Hollywood films, including Face/Off, Ladder 49 and Wild Hogs. Travolta has...
Bud and Sissy watch as the convicts in their prison whites fill a fenced in s...
Gabriel has Ginger pulled off the ground by a noose around her neck to put pr...
James caves in and snorts a little coke. Wax stops the car at their destinati...
Wax meets up with his superiors for a hand-off. He comes back with some food....
After being challenged by Sandy, Danny reports to Coach Calhoun in the gym.
Tony asking Annette to just give him a blow job when he realizes she is not o...
Later on the day bud arrives at his aunts and uncles's place in Houston, sitt...
Gabriel makes reference to his Houdini comments earlier in the film.
Howard and Quentin try to figure out if Frank has a death wish.
Tony to Frank Jr. points out questioningly that maybe if Frank Jr. is not so ...
Wax and James reach their destination on foot. They let The Thug outside know...
Wax and his driving agent speed towards the US-African Aid Summit. Wax spots ...
Reisman gives Gabriel his simple reasoning for ordering him to abort the oper...
Howard tries to reason with his own actions against Castle, then John Saint d...
James and Wax hop on an elevator up to the Eiffel Tower. Wax suggests James t...
Wax throws a bomb-strapped vest onto the escaping men's car, killing them. Af...
After Caroline escapes, the agency has men strip James's apartment clean to r...
After Bobby C. admiringly tells Tony how great a dancer he is, after he gets ...
Two of Gabriel's men bring Ginger out, put a cable around her neck and start ...
Stephanie tells Tony that she is sick of guys not having their shit together ...
Ginger pulled into the air. As she kicks, Stan begins to reverse the the reve...
During dinner, Nichole receives a call on her cell from someone looking for "...
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