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Actor: Jennifer Grey

Jennifer Gray played Baby in Dirty Dancing and Ferris Bueller’s sister in the same period, which is an unusual pair. She had rhinoplasty afterward that changed her appearance enough that she became unrecognisable to casting directors, which she has described as career-ending and which she wrote about at length.

A young couple dancing together at a resort, the man in dark clothes and the woman in a dress, circa 1960s setting.Cynthia Rhodes

Dirty Dancing (1987) Review

Dirty Dancing (1987) rates 8 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. A film about class and an illegal abortion, marketed as a summer romance. Made for five million dollars by people nobody expected anything from, and still running forty…

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