Patrick Wayne Swayze (pronounced /?swe?zi?/; August 18, 1952 – September 14, 2009) was an American actor, dancer and singer-songwriter. He was best-known for his roles as romantic leading men in the films Dirty Dancing and Ghost and as Orry Main in the North and South television miniseries. He was named by People magazine as its "Sexiest Man Alive" in 1991. His film and TV career spanned 30 years. Diagnosed with Stage IV pancreatic cancer in...
Johnny tells Baby that there is no one else who can dance with him at the per...
Johnny tries to teach Baby a basic dance step. She is going to fill in for Pe...
Penny tells Johnny to leave Baby alone because it is not good to get involved...
Baby is furious that Johnny lost his job despite the fact he did not steal th...
Johnny counts to the music to help Baby find her dance rhythm as they rehears...
Johnny returns to Kellerman's during the final performance to get Baby.
Johnny is rehearsing with Baby and she is not getting the dance as quickly as...
Johnny interrupts the singers and gets on stage to do the final dance with Baby.
Johnny wants Baby to feel the music and it will make her a better dancer.
Johnny asks what Baby is doing at a staff only area of the resort and she tel...
Johnny tries to explain rhythm to Baby as he teaches her to dance. He places ...
Johnny address the audience at the Kellerman's resort final performance. He a...
Johnny defends his reasoning for being with lots of women.
Johnny finds Baby sleeping on a porch. He has some news for her about the Sch...
Johnny tells Baby about all the women who throw themselves at him at the reso...
Johnny feels like he can't fight Neil's ideas because he really needs this jo...
Baby is disillusioned after Johnny loses his job despite his innocence.
Johnny gets to know more about Baby as they lie in bed together. She tells hi...
Johnny is mad at Neil for ignoring his idea for the final dance as he and Bab...
Johnny calls out Baby on how tough she really is when she hides from her fath...
Johnny gives praise to Baby as she changes back into her clothes after their ...
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