John Travolta and Grease co-star Dame Olivia Newton-John and her "incredible" following her obituary. Respect for influence.
The British-born singer died "peacefully" on her ranch in Southern California at the age of 73 on Monday morning. Her husband confirmed her death on her media social.
She was surrounded by her family and friends, said John Easterling.
Dame Olivia is best known for her role as Sandy in the 1978 film Grease. In this film she starred opposite Travolta, in which she played Danny Zuko.
Travolta, who posted on Instagram, said her "impact was incredible" and signed a tribute to her actress as "Your Danny." did.
"Dearest Olivia, you have made our lives so much better," he wrote.
``Your impact has been amazing. I love you so much. From the moment we meet and forever.Your Danny, Your John.
Dame Olivia's performance has been nominated for multiple awards, including two Golden Globe Awards, and various other film awards. Nominated.
She received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame nearly 41 years ago, until the day she died on August 5, 1981.
The Sound of Grease The track is one of the world's best soundtracks - selling albums of recorded music and featuring two hit duets from Dame Olivia and Travolta, Summer Nights and You're The One That I Want
The latter also ranks as one of the best-selling singles of all time.
The cast of the musical Grease, currently running at the Dominion Theater in London's West End. and crew also paid tribute to Dame Olivia after Monday night's performance:
"Olivia Newton-John is an icon who has inspired countless young performers around the world." Especially the West End grease companies," the statement said.
"I would like to dedicate tonight's performance and the rest of my run to the memory of Olivia and all that she represented."
Olivia, the actress who played Sandy on the show Moore told PA News Agency that it was "unrealistic" to find the news during a break and release it to viewers later.
"She's perfect." Moore, 26, told PA.
"The way she played Sandy, the way she was Sandy was perfect and I now have the responsibility of making sure that flag continues to be waved."
Dame Olivia was honored as a Hollywood celebrity and collaborator, including Kylie Minogue, Peter Andre, Dionne Warwick, James Gunn, and Edgar Wright.
In the film Apart from her hit role in , Dame Olivia is also a multiple platinum selling artist, with two singles and two albums certified by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
The singer also represented the UK in the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Long Live Love".
She finished fourth in a contest held in Brighton, losing to Abba's hit Waterloo.
In a statement posted on her Instagram, her husband John Easterling wrote:
Dame Olivia's daughter Chloe Rattanzi paid tribute to her mother by posting several images on her Instagram.
The post included a photo of Rattanji when she was a baby and a photo of the two appearing to be interviewing together.
After receiving the first of her three cancer diagnoses in 1992, Dame Olivia became a prominent breast cancer campaigner apart from her show business career.
After her initial battle with the disease, she underwent a partial mastectomy and reconstruction.
She remained cancer-free until a recurrence in 2013, when she revealed in September 2018 that she had been diagnosed with cancer for the third time in 30 years.
Olivia Newton - John (left) as Sandy and Diddy Conn as French in Grease (Paramount/Rso/Koval/REX/Shutterstock)
At the time, she told Australian news program Sunday Night,
that the singer was treating the disease "naturally" and used marijuana, which her husband had grown in California, to ease the pain.
Her husband said on Instagram:
"Her healing inspiration and pioneering experience with botanical medicine continues the Olivia Newton-John Foundation endowment dedicated to botanical medicine and cancer research."
"I am extremely excited, honored, and grateful beyond words.
Dame Olivia is blessed with husband John Easterling and daughter Chloe Lattanzi ( PA)
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"The Prime Minister and the Main Honors Committee who recommended me and, of course, the British Empire I thank Her Majesty the Queen for kindly accepting me as Dame Commander of the Order.
"As a little girl born in Cambridge, I am very proud of my English ancestry." I am grateful for this recognition from England.”
She has a husband and a daughter.
