DIRTY DANCING (1987) Cast - Then And Now 2026 | Who Tragically Passed Away?
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DIRTY DANCING (1987) Cast - Then And Now 2026 | Who Tragically Passed Away?
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It was made for about $6 million and earned more than $214 million worldwide. But 39 years after Baby and Johnny danced their way into movie history, the cast of Dirty Dancing has lived through stories as dramatic as anything on screen.
In this video, we look back at the stars of Kellerman's: who they were when the cameras rolled in 1986, and where life has taken them today. Five cast members have tragically passed away. Six are still with us, and one of them is about to return to Kellerman's.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:22 Patrick Swayze
1:45 Jennifer Grey
3:09 Jerry Orbach
4:30 Cynthia Rhodes
5:45 Kelly Bishop
6:48 Jack Weston
7:49 Jane Brucker
8:52 Lonny Price
9:53 Honi Coles
10:55 Wayne Knight
11:52 Outro
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