Saturday Night Fever

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.

• 1977National Board of Review AwardsBest Actor — John Travolta
• 1977National Board of Review AwardsTop Ten Films, 7th place
• 1977Writers Guild of America AwardsBest Drama Written Directly for the Screen — Norman Wexler · nominated
• 1978Academy AwardsActor in a Leading Role — John Travolta · nominated
• 1978Golden Globe AwardsBest Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy · nominated
• 1978Golden Globe AwardsBest Original Score - Motion Picture — Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb, Robin Gibb and David Shire · nominated
• 1978Golden Globe AwardsBest Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy — John Travolta · nominated
• 1978Golden Globe AwardsBest Original Song - Motion Picture: How Deep Is Your Love — Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb and Robin Gibb · nominated
• 1978Grammy AwardsBest Pop Vocal Performance by a Group: How Deep Is Your Love — Bee Gees
• 1979British Academy Film AwardsBest Soundtrack — Michael Colgan, Les Lazarowitz, John Wilkinson, Robert W. Glass Jr. and John T. Reitz · nominated
• 1979British Academy Film AwardsAnthony Asquith Award for Original Film Music — Bee Gees · nominated
• 1979Grammy AwardsAlbum of the Year — Saturday Night Fever soundtrack

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Set in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, New York City

• Filmed at New York City — AFI records the end credits statement that the film was filmed entirely on location in New York City; Wikidata also lists New York City as filming location.
• 86th Street, Bay Ridge, New York City — Opening credits walking sequence along 86th Street in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
• 2001 Odyssey Disco, 802 64th Street, New York City — Disco location used for the film; later demolished/changed use.
• Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, New York City — Bridge scenes; Vanity Fair reports three nights of filming there.
• West Side of Manhattan, New York City — Vanity Fair reports two days of filming on the West Side of Manhattan, but does not identify a more precise place.