Saturday Night Fever 1977
"Where do you go when the record is over..."
Set against the electric pulse of 1970s New York, *Saturday Night Fever* (1977) follows Tony Manero, a young disco enthusiast whose dazzling dance moves at the local club make him a local legend.
Director: John Badham
Cast
John Travolta
Tony Manero
Karen Lynn Gorney
Stephanie
Barry Miller
Bobby C.
Joseph Cali
Joey
Paul Pape
Double J.
Donna Pescow
Annette
Bruce Ornstein
Gus
Julie Bovasso
Flo
Martin Shakar
Frank, Jr.
Sam Coppola
Fusco
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Saturday Night Fever (1977) about?
Tony Manero, a working-class Brooklynite, finds solace and fame in the disco scene, where his dance skills make him a local hero. But his journey takes a turn when he meets Stephanie, a more refined dancer whose sophistication challenges his self-perception and priorities.
Who directed Saturday Night Fever?
John Badham directed this iconic 1977 drama, bringing a sharp eye for character and atmosphere to the film's disco-era setting.
Who stars in Saturday Night Fever?
The film stars John Travolta as Tony Manero, alongside Karen Lynn Gorney as Stephanie, with supporting roles by Barry Miller, Joseph Cali, and Donna Pescow.
Is Saturday Night Fever (1977) worth watching?
Absolutely—a cultural touchstone of the 1970s, *Saturday Night Fever* delivers a perfect blend of music, drama, and social commentary. Travolta's electrifying performance and the film's pulsating soundtrack make it a timeless classic worth revisiting or discovering for the first time.
How long is Saturday Night Fever?
The film runs for 118 minutes, offering a concise yet immersive dive into its disco-infused world.
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About Saturday Night Fever (1977) — John Travolta's Dance of Dreams and Disco Glory
Set against the electric pulse of 1970s New York, *Saturday Night Fever* (1977) follows Tony Manero, a young disco enthusiast whose dazzling dance moves at the local club make him a local legend. Directed by John Badham, this vibrant drama blends pulsating music with raw emotion as Tony navigates the struggles of his blue-collar life and the challenges of his growing attraction to Stephanie, a sophisticated dancer. The film immerses viewers in the glittering world of disco culture, where the rhythm of the night offers a fleeting escape from reality.
Beyond the strobe-lit dance floor, *Saturday Night Fever* explores themes of identity, ambition, and the search for meaning in a changing world. John Travolta's iconic performance as Tony Manero captures the restless energy of a generation caught between dreams and disillusionment. With its unforgettable soundtrack and gripping storytelling, this classic film remains a defining snapshot of an era where music and movement blurred the lines between fantasy and reality.
