Good girl Jennifer Grey has her sexuality awoken at a holiday
camp in the 1960s by the raunchy dance moves of Butlins-style Yellowcoat
Patrick Swayze.
The film made girls swoon (at Swayze gyrating in his tight jeans),
and boys groan (at the prospect of having to learn proper moves
instead of just jiggling up and down) in equal numbers.
What was intended to be a low-budget filler even made Swayze
a pop star, with his single She's Like the Wind, taken from the
soundtrack.
The
Dirty Dancing craze
