John Travolta, one of America's most celebrated stars, was born in Englewood, New Jersey, in 1954. As a teenager in the Garden State, he began his career in show business by appearing in commercials and small stage productions. It was his role in Grease (1972), a Broadway musical depicting the life of the 1950s teen culture, that jump-started his career. Soon after, bigger roles became available to Travolta. In 1975, he landed a leading role as Vinnie Barbarino on the television show Welcome Back, Kotter. Hollywood began knocking on Travolta's door with roles in hits such as Carrie (1976) and the film version of Grease (1978). The film that made him an overnight success was Saturday Night Fever (1977). His performance as the ambitious young man who enjoyed disco dancing as a means of self-expression and release won him an Academy Award nomination for best actor. 11 Select the correct answer. Which transitional word can be placed before the following sentence in the passage? The film that made him an overnight success was Saturday Night Fever (1977). A. Together with, B. Previously, C. Lastly, D. To conclude, E. Second,
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