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John Travolta's story is finally revealed - Page 7 of 56 - Kiwi Report

John Travolta's story is finally revealed


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[post_page_title]‘Welcome Back, Kotter’ (1975)[/post_page_title]
John’s first taste of nationwide fame came after he accepted a role in ABC’s sitcom TV show “Welcome Back, Kotter”, playing bad boy Vinnie Barbarino. The show aired between 1975-1979, and Johnny easily took over the hearts of many young teenage girls in America. He talked about the similarities between him and Vinnie, “Vinnie gets into a lot of problems in high school. And so did I.” John said, “I was a clown at school, but definitely not a leader like Vinnie. I was a dumb clown, not a cool clown. I was the sort of fool who’d do anything for a laugh” he added. Ellen, his older sister, also played a small role in the show, as Arnold Horshack’s mother.

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