Fiebre del sábado noche

En Nueva York, después de trabajar toda la semana en una tienda de pinturas de Brooklyn, Tony Manero (John Travolta) se prepara esmeradamente para disfrutar de la noche del sábado: se empapa en colonia Brut, se pone una camisa de flores ajustada, pantalones de tela de gabardina y zapatos de plataforma. En la discoteca de moda, Tony deslumbrará a todos con lo que mejor sabe hacer: bailar.

• 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 · nominada
• 1978Academy AwardsActor in a Leading Role — John Travolta · nominada
• 1978Golden Globe AwardsBest Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy · nominada
• 1978Golden Globe AwardsBest Original Score - Motion Picture — Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb, Robin Gibb and David Shire · nominada
• 1978Golden Globe AwardsBest Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy — John Travolta · nominada
• 1978Golden Globe AwardsBest Original Song - Motion Picture: How Deep Is Your Love — Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb and Robin Gibb · nominada
• 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 · nominada
• 1979British Academy Film AwardsAnthony Asquith Award for Original Film Music — Bee Gees · nominada
• 1979Grammy AwardsAlbum of the Year — Saturday Night Fever soundtrack

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Ambientada en Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, New York City

• Rodada en 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.