Danny Zuko is a fictional character from the musical Grease and its film adaptation of the same name.
Danny feels the need to front for his boys so he shows Sandy a different face...
Sand gets out of the car and runs off after Danny tries to make a move on her.
After being challenged by Sandy, Danny reports to Coach Calhoun in the gym.
The guys pull up at Frenchie's house. Rizzo climbs out of the window and clim...
During lunch period the Tbirds make fun of Chisum when he drops his football ...
Danny, still feeling the pressure from his peers, who are all watching he and...
The T-Birds pull into the driveway at Frenchies's house, where the girls are ...
Danny gets out of the car. As he walks away Rizz question him. He stops and t...
Danny has failed at wrestling, basketball, and baseball. Coach Calhoun tries ...
The guys see Danny and call to him. He joins them.
Sonny asks for details about a cool chick that Danny tells them he met at the...
Danny and the boys are talking hanging out after the pep rally around Kenicki...
Danny stops the guys from dumping on Kenickie's car and points out the possib...
Rizzo and the Pink Ladies walk over to Kenickie's car with Sandy. He's excite...
Danny is excited to see Sandy until he sees the strange looks he's getting fr...
Sandy and Danny stand between the Pink Ladies and the Tbirds. They look on.
Danny remakes himself for Sandy, clean cut with letter sweater, and Sandy doe...
The movie opens with Danny and Sandy having fun and romancing on the beach. D...
The credits start with an animated dude getting out of bed, turning up his ra...
The movie opens with Danny and Sandy having fun and romancing on the beach. D...
In the school auto shop, the guys do a number around the potential of Kenicki...
Danny struts into the dance with his arm around Sandy.
In the soda shope Rizzo busts Dabby's chops because Sandy is sharing a Sunday...
Danny is exasperated by not being able to act on his feelings for Sandy and r...
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