Staying Alive

1983
12
1 Std. 33 Min.

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Fünf Jahre später brennt das Saturday Night Fever von Tony Manero immer noch. Jetzt stolziert er seiner bisher größten Herausforderung entgegen: seinem Erfolg als Tänzer auf der Broadway-Büh... Alles lesenFünf Jahre später brennt das Saturday Night Fever von Tony Manero immer noch. Jetzt stolziert er seiner bisher größten Herausforderung entgegen: seinem Erfolg als Tänzer auf der Broadway-Bühne.Fünf Jahre später brennt das Saturday Night Fever von Tony Manero immer noch. Jetzt stolziert er seiner bisher größten Herausforderung entgegen: seinem Erfolg als Tänzer auf der Broadway-Bühne.

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4,8/10

17.958

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Auszeichnungen
- 6 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Wissenswertes
John Travolta has claimed his favorite director to work with was Sylvester Stallone. He said Stallone knew how to make him look the best on screen.

Patzer
During the rehearsal segment, the camera crew is reflected in the mirrors.

Zitate
[last lines]
Tony Manero: Do you know what I wanna do? You know what I wanna do?
Jackie: What?
Tony Manero: Strut.

Alternative Versionen
NBC edited just 30 seconds from this film for its 1987 network television premiere.

Verbindungen
Featured in Bee Gees: Someone Belonging to Someone (1983)

Soundtracks
The Woman In You
Performed by The Bee Gees
Written by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb and Maurice Gibb
Produced by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb and Maurice Gibb, Karl Richardson and Albhy Galuten

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Rezension

Ausgewählte Rezension

Not far from over

I don't understand why critics always scorn this film. OK, it doesn't have the magic of its predecessor "Saturday Night Fever", but it works as an "80's point of view" of the original film. The thing is that you should watch this film as a single one, not a 'sequel'. It has nothing to do with "Saturday Night Fever" but the main character Tony Manero (once again played by John Travolta) and his mother (Julie Bovasso) in a brief appearance. Fast forward from 1977 to 1983. Now Tony wants to be a Broadway star and keeps his struggle for a more mature purpose, as he himself is more mature. Manero's "moody girl" here is Laura (Finola Hughes, not so convincing), who also looks down on him. The funniest thing about "Staying Alive" is that it is directed by Sylvester Stallone! (No one remembers...) The soundtrack is one of my favorite, although it didn't received the deserved attention at the time of its release, nor did the movie itself. (I think people were afraid of another 'Bee Gees fever'). After this film, Travolta's career fell out of the spotlight only to be retaken in late 80's with "Look Who's Talking". Summarizing, in my opinion it is a very good movie, but don't expect this to be another "Saturday Night Fever".