Dirty Dancing: Every Picture We Have of Abigail Breslin as Baby

Updated on May 24, 2017 at 12:25 PM

The original Dirty Dancing from 1987 is a classic dancing drama, but will the reboot do it justice? The cast includes Debra Messing, Nicole Scherzinger, and newcomer Colt Prattes, but its success or failure is really on the shoulders of Abigail Breslin, who is filling Jennifer Grey's shoes as Baby. While we're still gathering details about the made-for-TV movie, take a look at all the pictures of Breslin as the main character. If you want more, sift through over 60 pictures we've gotten of the remake.

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Dirty Dancing: Every Picture We Have of Abigail Breslin as Baby

Here she is dancing with a total dweeb.

Here she is being super bored.

Here's her "jealous" look.

Here's her being Carrie from the movie Carrie.

Here she is with that dumb watermelon Baby has to carry.

Here she is meeting Penny, who is unimpressed.

Here she is dancing dirtily with Johnny.

Here she is asking him to teach her how to dance more dirtily.

Here she is in the infamous log scene.

Here she is learning about eye contact.

Here she is being dwarfed by Colt Prattes's biceps.

Here she is cuddling in water that is probably freezing.

He she is further submerged.

Here she is practicing for Baby and Johnny's iconic dance move.

Here she is alone on a dock.

Here she is possibly about to be deflowered by Johnny.

Here she is dancing on stage with Johnny.

Here she is being happy.

Here she is soaking in her applause.

Here she is smirking.

Here she is getting told that she shouldn't be kept in the corner.

Here she is in a dangerously short dress.

Here she is looking into Johnny's eyes lovingly.

Here she is judging whether she can jump off the stage or not.

Here she is gaining the approval she so craves from her father.

Finally, here she is in a car with Johnny.

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