Fama

Título original: Fame

Serie de TV
1982–1987
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Debbie Allen, Lee Curreri, Cynthia Gibb, Erica Gimpel, Bill Hufsey, Carlo Imperato, Valerie Landsburg, and Gene Anthony Ray in Fama (1982)

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Ganó 9 premios Primetime Emmy
- 16 premios y 36 nominaciones en total

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Lydia (Debbie Allen ) was a student in Fama (1980), not a teacher as is commonly thought. She was an older student who was just supposed to be helping with the auditions. There were a couple of deleted scenes which show her facing off against Coco, who was supposed to be a peer and a rival of hers. When the producers asked Debbie Allen to come back to do this show, it was two years later, and she was obviously no longer a high school student at that point. Because of that, and because the editing of the original movie wound up making her look like a teacher anyway, they changed Lydia from a student to a dance teacher for this show.

Pifias
Assistants to the Principal in New York schools are known as "Assistant Principals", and not "Vice Principals".

Citas
Lydia Grant: [In each opening intro] You've got big dreams? You want fame? Well, fame costs. And right here is where you start paying in sweat.

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Featured in The 34th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1982)

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After the movie, a chance to get it right

With plenty of time at its disposal, the series could give us a better-developed Sharofsky/Martelli relationship, a less frantic and exaggerated Doris, and in general a better look at the characters. The movie scarcely had time to give us a quick glimpse of each of the kids before forcing them one by one into crisis.