$1 from every ticket will be donated to breast cancer research.
Olivia Newton-John, the singer-actress who is best remembered for her performance in "Grease," has died at age 73.AMC Theaters is re-releasing Olivia Newton-John's classic film following her death earlier this month.
This weekend, 135 theaters will show the 1978 musical with tickets costing just $5. One dollar from each ticket will even go to breast cancer research."To honor the late Olivia Newton-John, many of our U.S. theaters this weekend will show her classic 1978 hit movie Grease, again on the big screen," AMC Theaters CEO Aron wrote on Twitter.
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