Saturday Night Fever (1977)
Overview
Tony spends his Saturdays at a disco where his stylish moves raise his popularity among the patrons. But his life outside the disco is not easy and things change when he gets attracted to Stephanie.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $3,500,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $237,113,184.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 15.635 |
Directed By
John Badham
Crew
Norman Wexler
Maurice Gibb
Barry Gibb
Robert Stigwood
John Badham
Robin Gibb
David Rawlins
Ralf D. Bode
Nik Cohn
Bill Anagnos
John Nicolella
Jennifer Nichols
Renata Stoia
Arlene Albertson
Robert W. Glass Jr.
Joseph Ray
James Mazzola
Michael Colgan
William Ward
John Caper Jr.
Joe Tubens
Tom Priestley Jr.
Les Lazarowitz
Gary Kalkin
John T. Reitz
Paul Nuckles
Allan Wertheim
James Finnerty
John Wilkinson
Lester Wilson
Max Henriquez
Dan Wallin
David Shire
Shirley Rich
Patrizia von Brandenstein
George DeTitta Sr.
Kevin McCormick
Milt Felsen
Charles Bailey
TOP 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
Nina Hansen
Grandmother
Lisa Peluso
Linda
Denny Dillon
Doreen
Bert Michaels
Pete
Robert Costanzo
Paint Store Customer
Robert Weil
Becker
Shelly Batt
Girl in Disco
Fran Drescher
Connie
Donald Gantry
Jay Langhart
Murray Moston
Haberdashery Salesman
William Andrews
Detective
Ann Travolta
Pizza Girl
Helen Travolta
Lady in Paint Store
Ellen March
Bartender
Monti Rock III
The Deejay
Val Bisoglio
Frank, Sr.
John Badham
Pedestrian #1 (uncredited)
Adrienne King
Dancer (uncredited)
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