It’s not the one that she wanted.
Stockard Channing is finally addressing her “unfortunate” depiction in the opening credits of “Grease,” siding with fans who felt she was “done a little bit dirty” by the sketch almost 50 years after the film’s debut.
Channing, 82, who played Rizzo in the 1978 musical flick, pointed out her cheeks as the biggest issue in an interview with ET to promote “Practical Magic 2.”
When she had her memory refreshed with a copy of the drawing, she said, “That’s even worse than I remember. Look at that!”
The Emmy-winning actress added, “It was my nightmare vision of self.”
Her “Practical Magic 2” co-star Dianne Wiest was…
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