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$32.14
Saturday Night Fever [Blu-ray / 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray]—
$32.14
The Story
John Travolta stars in this 1970s drama about a young man who dreams of a better life. Tony (Travolta) is a Brooklyn roughneck stuck in a dead-end job as a salesman in a paint shop. He lives for Saturday night down at the disco where his stylish dancing has made him something of a local hero.
But Tony wants more than his small world can offer. Through the influence of his more sophisticated dance partner Stephanie (Karen Gorney) and his brother, a disillusioned priest, Tony starts to question the possibilities for change. The soundtrack is provided by pop group The Bee Gees.
But Tony wants more than his small world can offer. Through the influence of his more sophisticated dance partner Stephanie (Karen Gorney) and his brother, a disillusioned priest, Tony starts to question the possibilities for change. The soundtrack is provided by pop group The Bee Gees.
Special Features
- Interactive Menus
- Bonus Footage
- Deleted Scenes
- Commentary: John Badham (director).
- Other Documentary: '70s Discopedia'; 'Catching the Fever'; 'Back to Bay Ridge'; 'Dance Like Travolta With John Cassese'; 'Fever Challenge!'
Description
John Travolta stars in this 1970s drama about a young man who dreams of a better life. Tony (Travolta) is a Brooklyn roughneck stuck in a dead-end job as a salesman in a paint shop. He lives for Saturday night down at the disco where his stylish dancing has made him something of a local hero.
But Tony wants more than his small world can offer. Through the influence of his more sophisticated dance partner Stephanie (Karen Gorney) and his brother, a disillusioned priest, Tony starts to question the possibilities for change. The soundtrack is provided by pop group The Bee Gees.
But Tony wants more than his small world can offer. Through the influence of his more sophisticated dance partner Stephanie (Karen Gorney) and his brother, a disillusioned priest, Tony starts to question the possibilities for change. The soundtrack is provided by pop group The Bee Gees.
Special Features
- Interactive Menus
- Bonus Footage
- Deleted Scenes
- Commentary: John Badham (director).
- Other Documentary: '70s Discopedia'; 'Catching the Fever'; 'Back to Bay Ridge'; 'Dance Like Travolta With John Cassese'; 'Fever Challenge!'
