Night of 100 Stars 1982
Step into the extravagant world of *Night of 100 Stars (1982)*, a lavish and chaotic celebration of Hollywood glamour that unfolded at New York's iconic Radio City Music Hall.
Director: Clark Jones
Cast
Jane Alexander
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Peter Allen
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Steve Allen
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June Allyson
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Don Ameche
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Loni Anderson
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Susan Anton
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Lucie Arnaz
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Bea Arthur
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Ed Asner
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Night of 100 Stars (1982) about?
*Night of 100 Stars* was a star-studded charity event held at Radio City Music Hall, where hundreds of actors, musicians, and comedians performed to raise funds for the Actors' Fund. Marketed as a TV taping, the night became a marathon of performances and delays, offering an unfiltered glimpse into the highs and lows of live entertainment.
Who directed Night of 100 Stars?
The film was directed by Clark Jones, a veteran behind the scenes of classic TV and film productions.
Who stars in Night of 100 Stars?
The event featured an all-star lineup including Jane Alexander, Steve Allen, June Allyson, Don Ameche, and Loni Anderson, among over 230 other celebrities.
Is Night of 100 Stars (1982) worth watching?
If you're a fan of nostalgic star-studded events or early 80s entertainment, *Night of 100 Stars* offers a fascinating, if chaotic, experience. While not a polished film, its raw energy and historic cast make it a curio worth exploring for film and television enthusiasts.
How long is Night of 100 Stars?
The runtime is 182 minutes, or just over 3 hours—perfect for a marathon of star power.
About Night of 100 Stars (1982) — The Glittering Chaos of TV's Ultimate Celebrity Spectacle
Step into the extravagant world of *Night of 100 Stars (1982)*, a lavish and chaotic celebration of Hollywood glamour that unfolded at New York's iconic Radio City Music Hall. Directed by Clark Jones, this legendary TV special brought together over 230 stars for an unforgettable fundraiser in support of the Actors' Fund, blending comedy, music, and pure star power. With a VIP audience shelling out up to $1,000 per ticket—tax-deductible and all—the night was as much about spectacle as it was about philanthropy. Yet behind the scenes, the marathon event became a legendary endurance test, with long set waits and behind-the-camera chaos turning the glittering spectacle into an unexpectedly exhausting affair for performers and attendees alike.
At its heart, *Night of 100 Stars* is a time capsule of early 1980s celebrity culture, where comedy legends like Steve Allen and Steve Allen shared the stage with musical icons like Peter Allen, all under one roof. While marketed as a TV taping, few in the audience realized they'd be waiting hours for their moment in the spotlight. The result? A uniquely candid snapshot of star-studded ambition, camaraderie, and the sheer unpredictability that comes when 230 legends gather under one roof.
