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John Travolta abuses star power
(WENN)
Updated: 2007-07-22 10:39
John Travolta
Actor John Travolta abuses his movie fame to gain access to some of the
world's most exclusive restaurants.
The Hairspray star admits he often uses his celebrity status to impress
wife Kelly Preston with dinner dates at top eateries - and loves how
staff do everything in their power to make sure he returns.
He says, "The restaurant thing is a 'gimme'. I don't even have to make
reservations. When I was 21 and first started on Kotter, I went to a
diner and the tab was on them. They said: 'We have a policy to give all
famous people free food.'
"I thought: 'Wow! I can get an apartment near this diner and eat just
about every meal here. I'll be set.'"
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