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| '''John Travolta''' is an American actor. He became famous for his appearance in ] and ]. After that, his career slumped until he played Vincent Vega in ]'s ]. | '''John Travolta''' is an American actor. He became famous for his appearance in ] and ]. After that, his career slumped until he played Vincent Vega in ]'s ]. | ||
| Travolta also played a lead role in the critically received ] in which he plays the leader of a group of aliens that enslave humanity in a future Earth. Some felt that this ], which was based on a story by ] ], was so terrible that they coined a pun of Travolta’s name: “Travolting”. Travolta had hoped that the film would be well-received and be the first in a string of Hubbard film adaptations. | Travolta also played a lead role in the critically received ] in which he plays the leader of a group of aliens that enslave humanity in a future Earth. Some felt that this ], which was based on a story by ] ], was so terrible that they coined a pun of Travolta’s name: “Travolting”. Travolta, who is a scientologist, had hoped that the film would be well-received and be the first in a string of Hubbard film adaptations. | ||
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John Travolta is an American actor. He became famous for his appearance in Saturday Night Fever and Grease. After that, his career slumped until he played Vincent Vega in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.
Travolta also played a lead role in the critically received Battlefield Earth in which he plays the leader of a group of aliens that enslave humanity in a future Earth. Some felt that this movie, which was based on a story by scientologist L. Ron Hubbard, was so terrible that they coined a pun of Travolta’s name: “Travolting”. Travolta, who is a scientologist, had hoped that the film would be well-received and be the first in a string of Hubbard film adaptations.