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Nur Samstag Nacht

Originaltitel: Saturday Night Fever
  • 1977
  • 12
  • 1 Std. 58 Min.
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John Travolta and Karen Lynn Gorney in Nur Samstag Nacht (1977)
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Ein Jugendlicher aus Brooklyn glaubt, dass seine einzige Chance auf Erfolg darin besteht, König der Tanzfläche zu werden. Seine jugendliche Unbeschwertheit und das Tanzen am Wochenende helfe... Alles lesenEin Jugendlicher aus Brooklyn glaubt, dass seine einzige Chance auf Erfolg darin besteht, König der Tanzfläche zu werden. Seine jugendliche Unbeschwertheit und das Tanzen am Wochenende helfen ihm dabei, die Realität seines trostlosen Lebens zu vergessen.Ein Jugendlicher aus Brooklyn glaubt, dass seine einzige Chance auf Erfolg darin besteht, König der Tanzfläche zu werden. Seine jugendliche Unbeschwertheit und das Tanzen am Wochenende helfen ihm dabei, die Realität seines trostlosen Lebens zu vergessen.

  • Regie
    • John Badham
  • Drehbuch
    • Nik Cohn
    • Norman Wexler
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • John Travolta
    • Karen Lynn Gorney
    • Barry Miller
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    6,8/10
    91.795
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    BELIEBTHEIT
    1.696
    488
    • Regie
      • John Badham
    • Drehbuch
      • Nik Cohn
      • Norman Wexler
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • John Travolta
      • Karen Lynn Gorney
      • Barry Miller
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    • 77Metascore
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
    • Für 1 Oscar nominiert
      • 6 Gewinne & 14 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    • Tony Manero
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    • Stephanie
    Barry Miller
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    • Bobby C.
    Joseph Cali
    Joseph Cali
    • Joey
    Paul Pape
    Paul Pape
    • Double J.
    Donna Pescow
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    • Annette
    Bruce Ornstein
    • Gus
    Julie Bovasso
    Julie Bovasso
    • Flo
    Martin Shakar
    Martin Shakar
    • Frank Jr.
    Sam Coppola
    Sam Coppola
    • Dan Fusco
    • (as Sam J. Coppola)
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    Nina Hansen
    • Grandmother
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    • Linda
    Denny Dillon
    Denny Dillon
    • Doreen
    Bert Michaels
    Bert Michaels
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    Robert Costanzo
    Robert Costanzo
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    • (as Robert Costanza)
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    Robert Weil
    • Becker
    Shelly Batt
    • Girl in Disco
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    Fran Drescher
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      • Norman Wexler
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    hayden-8

    Gritty urban tale

    1977 was the year in which iconoclastic punk and hedonistic disco dominated the music scene. How ironic then that the final number one single in the U.S. of that year was Debbie Boone's "You light up my life". While I think that the punk movement has never been well documented in film fiction, the more popular and mainstream disco culture had several major films dedicated to it. The best of these was Saturday Night Fever (SNF).

    The snag is that SNF was NOT a disco movie. Yes, it had dazzling dance sequences, yes, it had a pulsating soundtrack, and, yes, many of the scenes were shot in a disocteque, but I have always felt that the disco theme was peripheral to the real story; the alienation of youth and the acceptance and sanctuary they find in each other and their chosen surroundings. In fact, Nik Cohn's article on which the film was based (and which he later admitted was faked), "Tribal rites of the new Saturday night" would have been a more apposite title. John Travolta perfectly captures this. As Tony Manero he almost ritually prepares himself for his night out, preening himself in front of the mirror, donning his warrior's uniform, and then escaping the drudgery of his existence to his battleground, the local disco where he is the tribal chief.

    Gritty, foulmouthed and somewhat downbeat, SNF starkly presented the darker underbelly of the disco subculture.
    7Quinoa1984

    It has it's moments of absolute glory

    Saturday Night Fever is thoughtful, engaging, and sometimes brilliant. While some might call it one of the greatest films ever, I must disagree. But along the lines of a groundbreaker, yes it is. The film does for disco what Suburbia did for punk. And the film gives John Travolta, the cool Italian guy from Engelwood, NJ a good break. He plays a paint guy who at nights (and sometimes days) has a love for dancing, which he is absolutely excellent at (those dance scenes are quite memorable). Not always on the money, but when it is, it delivers the goods. Bee Gees provide songs here that everybody likes (I would have to assume from Wayne Campbell's statement in Wayne's World). A-
    8Det_McNulty

    Beautifully Defines An Era On The Backdrop Of A Realistic Class Study and Dynamic Music

    Although it may seem dated and cheesy to some viewers today Saturday Night Fever remains one of the most underrated examples of '70s pop-culture. It is undoubtedly the quintessential dance flick and remains one of the most entertaining films of all-time. Yet, behind all the music and entertaining aura you are actually viewing a drama studying the American class system and young rebellion. Though at times it is slightly exaggerated, it still manages to capture a vast amount of authenticity and ultimately the sights and sounds of the time.

    Saturday Night Fever follows self-proclaimed "dance king" Tony Manero (John Travolta) and his love of dancing and the trials and tribulations of his life in the Bronx. He soon meets an arrogant fellow dancer named Stephanie Mangano (Karen Lynn Gorney). Quickly becoming attracted and influenced by the women he starts questioning the way he lives his life.

    The film is not always upbeat and at times can be depressing, particularly the scenes depicting peer-pressure. Although both have their differences, both are very alike and ultimately want to be something "big". There are also the elements of jealously, rivalry, religion, rebellion, respect and racism added into the film. This captures the realism of the time and with more accuracy and honesty than a lot of films. Just take a look at the brief scene where Tony is on the tube, this is an oddly poignant, effecting and compelling scene presenting Tony's confused emotions.

    Saturday Night Fever still carries the vibe, rhythm and atmosphere it did back in '77. It remains one of the most influential films for both the film-world and pop-culture. Infamously holding some of the greatest dance sequences ever committed film; you can feel the energy, emotions, time and determination that were spent perfecting the dance scenes to the finest detail. The lighting is perfect at creating the "disco world", the set-piece of the 2001 Disco is one of the film's many iconic highlights.

    John Travolta dedicates himself to his dancing and character, fitting the role with a graceful ease. The film goes into depth at studying characters too, it shows how desperate everyone is to fit in and be able to make an impressive image. The fantastic shots on character's feet show the "strut" in their walk, representing their desire to maintain their reputation of being "cool". All the characters want to be something, while a lot of them will never add up to anything due to their working-class backgrounds. There are a fair amount of American social-comments scattered throughout the film and retaining a surprising amount of intelligent value.

    The gloriously groovy and funky soundtrack is possibly the film's finest element. The music accompanies the dance sequences with an amazing amount of memorably robust imagery. The use of The Bee Gees' music is wonderful to listen to and also for helping to create an ambiguous atmosphere of love, drugs and sex. The shooting techniques in the disco are magnificent for filming the dance scenes and fit perfectly alongside the other technical elements.

    Saturday Night Fever is a far more professional film than one might expect, it has intelligence as well as entertainment, which is something that makes a more than just admirable achievement. It is a truly remarkable triumph and a film that deserves more appreciation than it gets.
    marlasingers

    Loneliness & elation rolled into a film reflecting its era.

    It's funny how people remember a film they are reminiscing about. An example would be "Muriel's Wedding" - a film that is labeled as a comedy. And yet it is one of the saddest & most realistic films about family life that has been made. When you remember the film, its moments of humour are so clever, that they hide the dark undercurrents explored.

    The same goes for "Saturday Night Fever" (SNF), a film that showcases disco in its most perfect form. And yet the true theme of the movie is about wanting more out of your life but just existing, until something affects you so much that you decide to start living.

    John Travolta's character is so well played against his friends who are, quite simply, cruel no hopers who disrespect the opposite sex & treat them as fifth best against the car they all share to have 'mobile' sex in.

    The female character that eventually shifts Travolta's character appears at a time when horrific events really force him to reassess where he is going – something that his friends will never be unable to ever do.

    It is easy to label a movie a certain way. There are films with similar themes such as 'Good Will Hunting', which is noted for its themes & dialogue rather than being a kitsch memory, and we should remember SNF for the same reasons.
    californiabeat

    Stayin' Alive

    Who doesn't remember that song?¿? ah ah ah stayin' alive stayin' alive. Yeah! this movie was a classic!.If we are here to compare it with such movies as The Godfather,Apocalypse Now or Gone with the wind,of course most of the people or cinema critics will think this movie as a joke.But it isn't.Saturday Night Fever was considered in 1977 for liberal or funky people an icon movie such as Rebel Without A Cause was for young people in the 1950's.Today it can even be considered a cult movie.Of course that's only my opinion,but i can tell u i'm also a fan of The Godfather.John Badham made a great job directing this movie.He didn't made only a serious discomusic movie about,but also a movie where problems of young people were having on those days.John Travolta made the lead character of one of those young guys.With his ups and downs during the whole movie Travolta expresses a guy who have urges on being "someone" in this world,and yeah,he did a great job.So good that he was even nominated that year for Best Lead Actor.Need to say more...

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    • Wissenswertes
      John Travolta had worked hard on the "You Should Be Dancing" sequence and threatened to quit the film when the studio suggested it should be shot in close-up instead of full-body.
    • Patzer
      When Tony is walking with Stephanie to get coffee, a girl's scream is heard. A group of girls was watching them film the scene and they would scream when they saw John Travolta.
    • Zitate

      Tony Manero: Would ya just watch the hair. Ya know, I work on my hair a long time and you hit it. He hits my hair.

    • Crazy Credits
      When the title appears on screen, it is done in the style of a neon sign. The word "Fever" is blinking.
    • Alternative Versionen
      In 2002, AMC (American Movie Classics) showed a new print of 'Fever' with scenes not in the theatrical release nor home version:
      • 1) After Tony's first night at the disco, he and his buddies cruise the bridge, where the song 'Jive Talkin'' can be heard in the background. He gets out of the car, and begins to caress the bridge's structure with his fingertips.
      • 2) After asking Doreen to dance, Tony and Doreen dance to 'Disco Duck'.
      • 3) Tony takes Stephanie back to her Bay Ridge home, where they kiss in the car.
      • 4) Tony signs for a telegram that tells his father has been asked to go back to work.
      • 5) After getting out of the subway, Tony buzzes Stephanie's apartment building.
    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Les rendez-vous du dimanche: Folge vom 16. April 1978 (1978)
    • Soundtracks
      How Deep Is Your Love
      Courtesy of RSO Records, Inc., Stigwood Music, Inc. (Unichappell Music, Inc.) BMI and Bros. Gibb, B.V.

      Written by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb and Maurice Gibb

      Performed by The Bee Gees

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 13. April 1978 (Westdeutschland)
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    • Sprachen
      • Englisch
      • Italienisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • Fiebre de sábado por la noche
    • Drehorte
      • 86th Street, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA(opening sequence: Tony's Walk)
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      • Paramount Pictures
      • Robert Stigwood Organization (RSO)
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      • 3.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
    • Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
      • 94.213.184 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 3.878.099 $
      • 18. Dez. 1977
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 237.113.184 $
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