Video
The Greaseman has always had a flair for the dramatic, there's no debate about that. Ever since he got into the radio business, he's always had an interest in branching out beyond the radio control room to be in front of the camera or an audience. Whether it's doing local TV commercials, dabbling in stand-up comedy, small parts in made-for-TV movies, or co-starring in a blockbuster action-thriller with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sly Stallone (no wait... that was just a bit... sorry...), he's always been ready to spread his wings and try his luck in the visual medium.
TV & Filmography
Not Like Us (1995)
The Greaseman had a small part as Hooter the bartender in the film 'Not Like Us'. Here is a compilation of all his scenes:
Jack Reed: Search For Justice (1994)
Grease had small parts in several Jack Reed made-for-TV movies starring his good friend Brian Dennehy:
Jack Reed: Death And Vengeance (1996)
Grease shows off his massive bicep in the violent climax of this made-for-TV movie:
Who Is Dr. Chip Bandwidth? (2000)
This is a profile of Dr. Chip Bandwidth (The Greaseman) from the TV show matchmaker.com LIVE:
The Last Mango (2009) TV Profiles/Appearances
The Cable Report - Interview #1 (1980) The Cable Report - Interview #2 (1981) The Greaseman - PM Magazine (1982) *** NEW! ***
Grease was featured in a locally produced movie called The Last Mango, filmed in 2009.
Here is the teaser trailer:
Rare interview with The Greaseman at the Florida Times-Union/Jacksonville Journal offices in 1980 on The Cable Report, a cable TV news magazine show produced by the Florida Publishing Company.
Provided by Larry, an ancient Greaseman fan. Thanks, Larry!
Rare interview with The Greaseman at the Grease Palace in 1981 on The Cable Report, a cable TV news magazine show produced by the Florida Publishing Company.
Provided by Larry, an ancient Greaseman fan. Thanks, Larry!
When The Greaseman first came to DC/101 in 1982, PM Magazine Producer/Director Steve Howard did a 13-part series of profiles & comedy bits with Grease to introduce him to the D.C. area. Steve was kind enough to share these with Grease,
and here they are for your enjoyment. Thanks, Steve!
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Episode #1 - Introduction |
Episode #2 - The Phantom Skater |
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Episode #3 - Big Dick Brannigan: The Intruder |
Episode #4 - Johnny Abeline meets Pecos Pete |
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Episode #5 - Cousin Buzzy |
Episode #6 - Damien |
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Episode #7 - Dinner with a Nectarine |
Episode #8 - Sgt. Fury |
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Episode #9 - Turkey |
Episode #10 - Spaceship |
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Episode #11 - Yuck-A-Puck in the Gym |
Episode #12 - Lawman |
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Episode #13 - Meet Steve (never aired) |
Morning Break (1985)
This is the Morning Break show from D.C.'s WDVM Channel 9 on Valentine's Day. Grease took part in a 'Dating Game' where his bachelorettes consisted of a Penthouse Pet,
a comedian and a bodybuilder. Watch to the end to find out who he chose!
On The Airwaves, Anything Goes (1985)
This is a story on shock-jocks featuring Grease and Howard Stern from D.C.'s Channel 7 news.
Eight O'clock Hot (1987)
This is a profile of Grease and his then-wife Anita from D.C.'s Channel 5 news.
Greaseman & Howard Stern ABC News Story (198?)
ABC TV did a report on this new kind of radio Shock Jocks:
Fan Creations
Here's a selection of fan created videos based on Greaseman bits that I found on YouTube. Bravolingus!
Tapeworm by GamerChick5567
The Toe Monster by Rebecca Friedman
Pimples Pimples by Rebecca Friedman
Single Man Skiing by Rebecca Friedman
Estelle by Monroe's Boy Productions
Click the pic below to play the video at YouTube:
(We Never Promised You) The Rose Garden by Dave Allikas
Miscellaneous
Soapin' Up With The Grease (1995)
This was a video that Grease made in 1995, apparently just for the hell of it. It features some self-shot video of him in the tub at the Grease Palace,
a couple acted-out bits, and some in-studio camera footage with funky blue-screen background video effects. Click the pic below to play the video at YouTube:
Radio Station Production (1995)
The Greaseman explains "Radio Station Production" for the 1995 Mercury Radio Awards, hosted by Dick Clark: