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Olivia Newton-John Wiki Biography

Olivia Newton-John was born on 26 September 1948 in the city of Cambridge, England, the daughter of a Welsh-born father and German-born mother. The British-born and Australian raised singer, actress and songwriter, Olivia has won worldwide fame and recognition for her talent as a singer – which has netted her four Grammies, multiple chart-topping singles and albums,  With over 100 million records sold, Olivia Newton-John is one of the world’s most popular artists, probably best known for her 1973 album“Let Me Be There” and 1974 album “If You Love Me, Let Me Know”, and also for her appearance in the 1978 film adaptation of the musical “Grease”, in which she starred alongside actor John Travolta. Known equally for her multiple Top Ten hits as for her various charitable initiatives, it is no surprise that Newton-John is one of today’s best known – and richest – professional entertainers.

So just how rich is Olivia Newton-John? Sources estimate that Olivia has a net worth of $40 million, accumulated during her more than 40 years in the entertainment industry.

Olivia Newton-John was raised largely in Melbourne, Australia.  Newton-John’s first dabbles in singing and performing came early – aged fourteen, Olivia was briefly part of “Sol Four”, an all-girl group she helped found. Though the group did not last long, and performed mainly in a cafe owned by Olivia’s brother-in-law, it was enough to get her noticed for the first time, and Newton-John would soon become a regular guest on local radio and television. After winning an Australian talent show, Olivia Newton-John would have the opportunity to transfer her career back to Great Britain, and though initially reluctant to remain there, Olivia soon changed her mind when she was joined by her duet partner, Pat Carroll. Performing locally for a time, Newton-John was soon noticed by the American music producer Don Kishner.

By 1974, Olivia Newton-John was well on her way to becoming a global celebrity. Newton-John’s first album, “If Not For You”, was released in 1971 and featured Olivia’s first hit single, “All Things Must Pass” – on which she had worked with the famous American musician and songwriter Bob Dylan. A number of Top Ten singles followed after her successful debut, culminating with her representing the United Kingdom in the 1974 “Eurovision Song Contest” – where Olivia ended up losing to the hit Swedish band “ABBA”, but became popular in the US in the same year, even besting the likes of Dolly Parton to become the Country Music Association’s Female Vocalist of the Year in 1974. In the years to follow, and despite a brief drop in popularity, Olivia Newton-John’s success would soar to new heights, being awarded several Grammies andOlivia ended up with ten #1 ranked singles in the US, which certainly contributed to her growing net worth. Finally, in 1978, Newton-John debuted as an actress in the film adaptation of the musical “Grease”, for which she was personally picked by producer Allan Carr.

Olivia Newton-John continues to participate in tours across the world to this day, including an Asian tour in 2012 that took her from Japan to Sri Lanka. Overall, apart from releasing countless singles, Olivia has released 25 studio, four live and 20 compilation albums, contributed to several flim soundtracks, and appeared in more than 30 films, often in cameo roles as herself.

In her personal life, Olivia Newton-John was married to actor Matt Latanzi(1984-95) with whom she has a daughter, and married her second husband  John Easterling in 2008. Olivia is well known for her charitable nature, often donating to various causes in particular cancer research having been successfully treated for breat cancer in the early 1990s, and releasing a charity album to support several foundations in 2012.

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Olivia Newton-John Quick Info

Olivia Newton-John Quotes

• (explaining why she chose to go public with her breast cancer diagnosis, and forestall any press leaks) I am making this announcement myself, to save enquiring minds ninety-five cents.
• My cancer scare changed my life. I’m grateful for every new, healthy day I have. It has helped me prioritize my life.
• To me, luxury is to be at home with my daughter, and the occasional massage doesn’t hurt.
• There’s a balance in my life. There’s reality, and there’s the part that looks really glamorous, but we’re all just people in the end.
• Family, nature and health all go together.
• I do have high standards, but I don’t expect anything from anyone that I don’t expect from myself.
• There’s a rumor going around that I’m Miss Goody-two-shoes from Australia. Well, that’s a laugh. I’m really Miss Goody-two-shoes from England!

Olivia Newton-John Important Facts

• $125,000
• Suffered three miscarriages during her marriage to Matt Lattanzi.
• Olivia Newton John insisted on a screen test for the role of “Sandra Dee”. She was concerned that she didn’t have the acting skills and that she would look too old to be a high school student. The screen test would allay those fears. She got the part that had originally been meant for Susan Dey, who was “Laurie Partridge” in The Partridge Family (1970), but turned it down on her manager’s advice.
• Her first hit song, “I Honestly Love You”, was featured in Jaws (1975).
• She was considered for Catherine Beddows in To the Devil a Daughter (1976). The role eventually went to Nastassja Kinski.
• In Australia to record and visit with friends and family. [May 2005]
• Releasing “Phenomenal Woman”, the first single off her forthcoming album “Stronger Than Before”, to radio and the Internet. The track features the voices of music legends Patti LaBelle and Diahann Carroll, among others. [July 2005]
• Continuing to record her as yet untitled breast cancer-themed album for Hallmark, with Chong Lim and the John Farnham Band, in Australia. [June 2005]
• Promoting her new album “Indigo: Women of Song” in the UK and beginning her 2005 U.S. tour. [April 2005]
• Pictured on a 60¢ Australian commemorative postage stamp in the “Living Legends” series, issued on 18 January 2013. Other performers honored in this issue were John Farnham, Paul Kelly, Ian ‘Molly’ Meldrum, Kylie Minogue, AC/DC, Cold Chisel, INXS, Men at Work, and The Seekers.
• Her first husband, Matt Lattanzi appears in Grease 2 (1982).
• On 26 June 2012, the Australian government issued a semipostal postage stamp to help raise funds for the Olivia Newton-John Cancer & Wellness Centre Appeal. The stamp was valued at 60¢. It was sold in panes of ten stamps for $8, with $2 going to the appeal.
• Won the very first GRAMMY Award in the “Video Of The Year” category for “Physical” (1982).
• A breast cancer survivor, the singer-actress is a spokesperson for the eponymous “The Liv”, a heart-shaped, self-examination device for women to aid in the detection of breast lumps.
• She was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording at 6925 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California.
• Daughter of Brinley Newton-John and Irene Born.
• Ranked #92 on VH1’s 100 Sexiest Artists.
• Olivia’s paternal grandparents, Oliver John and Daisy Newton, were Welsh. Olivia’s maternal grandfather was German Jewish physicist and mathematician Max Born (the son of Gustav Jacob Born, an author and histologist). Olivia’s maternal grandmother, Hedwig (Hedi) Ehrenberg, was of German Jewish descent on her own father, jurist Victor Ehrenberg’s, side, and of German descent on her own mother, Elise Marie von Jhering’s, side. Elise’s father, Olivia’s great-great-grandfather, was legal historian Rudolf von Jhering. Through her maternal grandmother’s father, Olivia is a third cousin of British comedian Ben Elton.
• Shortly after the success of Grease (1978), was considered for the lead role in a film version of “Evita” (one of many versions that were scrapped before seeing the light of day). She had recorded “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” on her 1977 album, “Making a Good Thing Better”.
• Appeared on “People Weekly” magazine’s first official pop cover (24 February 1975).
• Fractured her coccyx while filming the dance sequence “Suddenly” in Xanadu (1980)
• She was awarded the A.O.(Officer of the Order of Australia) in the 2006 Queen’s Birthday Honours List for her services to the entertainment industry as a singer and actor, and to the community through organizations supporting breast cancer treatment, education, training and research, and the environment.
• Her performance as Sandy Olsson in Grease (1978) is ranked #89 on Premiere Magazine’s 100 Greatest Movie Characters of All Time.
• She was awarded an O.B.E. (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the 1979 Queen’s New Years Honours List for her services to the performing arts.
• On June 30, 2005, her long-time boyfriend, cameraman Patrick McDermott, went missing after going on an overnight fishing trip on a sport fishing vessel out of San Pedro, California. He was located in April 2009 by “Dateline NBC” investigators. Missing since January 2005, he was found in a Mexican beach town, living under the name of Pat Kim and working on a yacht that carries tourists in and out of a marina near Sayulita, Mexico.
• Underwent surgery for breast cancer, she declared bankruptcy, and her father died of liver cancer. [1992]
• Would like to achieve total peace before she dies.
• The most treasured item in her wardrobe is a beautiful opal and diamond ring that her mother left her.
• Never leaves home without her passport and lipstick.
• Loves cosmetics and always does her own make-up for photo sessions.
• Fills her house with lilies and orchids.
• A great-aunt of Layla Lee-Curtis.
• Ex-aunt-in-law of Steven Lee.
• Was a close friend of Karen Carpenter.
• She represented Britain at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974.
• She performed the background vocals on John Denver’s “Fly Away” song.
• She currently has homes in both the USA and Australia.
• In 1992, she returned to New South Wales, Australia, to recuperate after battling breast cancer.
• She received awards for her charity work and the “Officer Of the order of The British Empire” (OBE) from Queen Elizabeth II. Recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 16th Annual ARIA Awards. (15th October 2002)
• Ranked #95 on VH1’s 100 Greatest Women of Rock N Roll
• Her song “Physical” was banned by a radio station in Provo, Utah for its “suggestive” lyrics. She still had a concert in the Dee Events Center in Ogden, Utah, filmed for video.
• Daughter Chloe Lattanzi born in 1986.
• Aunt of actress Tottie Goldsmith.
• Her ex-brother-in-law is Jeff Conaway, who co-starred with her in Grease (1978).
• While recording her first hit “If Not For You,” Olivia’s dog was in the studio with her and at one point knocked over a microphone stand. The noise is still evident in the song today (during the instrumental bridge near the end of the song).
• Chosen by People Magazine as one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world. [1998]
• Received a special mention in The Goodies (1970) episode, The Goodies: Saturday Night Grease (1980).
• In 1988 she visited Australia to make a television special titled Olivia Down Under (1988) to coincide with the Bicentennial. She and Cliff Richard performed and Prince Charles and Princess Diana were also present.
• Her biggest hit was “Physical” which sold over 2 million copies and spent 10 consecutive weeks at #1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 (beginning 21 November 1981).
• Well-known songs include “If Not for You”, “If You Love Me, Let Me Know”, “Let Me Be There”, “I Honestly Love You”, “Heart Attack”, “Have You Never Been Mellow”, “Summer Nights”, “You’re The One That I Want”, “Hopelessly Devoted To You”, “Magic”, “Xanadu”, “Physical”, and “Twist of Fate.”.
• Best known as a singer, she has over 25 Top 40 singles, more than half of which went Top 10, including five #1 hits.
• Her winning of a talent contest in Australia led her back to England and on her path as a successful singer, performer and actress.
• In 1975, she moved to the USA where she had already become well-established as a pop and country singer.
• She grew up in both England and Australia. In 1954 (at age 5), she moved to Australia but returned to live in England about 10 years later when she was 15.
• Underwent surgery for breast cancer. [1992]
• Sister of Rona Newton-John and Hugh Newton-John, a doctor.
• She lived in Cambridge, England, when she was a young girl. Soon after dropping out of Australia’s University High School when she was in her mid-teens she returned to live in London, England. She had taken the suggestion of her favorite teacher to pursue her dream of becoming a singer. She later moved to Los Angeles in the mid-’70s, where she still resides.

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