Staying Alive

Staying Alive is an American film carried out by Sylvester Stallone, left in 1983. It is the continuation of the Fever of Saturday evening , carried out by John Badham in 1977.

Synopsis

Five years later, the Fièvre of Saturday evening always burns for Tony Manero. Here that the most beautiful occasion for him arises to become dancer on a scene with Broadway.

Data sheet

Title: Staying Alive
Realization: Sylvester Stallone
Scenario: Sylvester Stallone and Norman Wexler
Production: Sylvester Stallone, Robert Stigwood, Linda Horner and Bill Oakes
Production company: Paramount Pictures
Music: Johnny Mandel
Photography: Nick McLean
Assembly: Mark Warner and Gift Zimmermann
Decorations: Robert F. Boyle
Costumes: Tom Bronson and Bob Mackie
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Dolby - 35 mm
Kind: Dramatic comedy, musical
Lasted: 96 minutes
Comings out date: July 15th 1983 (the United States), October 12th 1983 (France)
Hangs: 5 years after, the fever always burns!

Distribution

John Travolta: Tony Manero
Cynthia Rhodos: Jackie
Finola Hughes : Laura
Steve Inwood : Jess
Julie Bovasso: Mrs. Manero
Charles Ward: Butler
Normalized Donaldson: Fatima
Jesse Doran : Mark
Joyce Hyser: Linda
Deborah Jenssen: Margaret
Robert Martini: Fred
Sarah Mr. Miles: Joy
Cindy Perlman : Cathy
Kurtwood Smith: the choreographer
Tony Munafo: the gatekeeper

Around film

the title of film is directly founded on the song Stayin' Alive of the Bee Gees.
turning was held with New York.
to be noted, a small appearance of Sylvester Stallone ( " with the Hitchcock " ) in a street and of Patrick Swayze as a dancer.
Several songs of the original soundtrack of film were written and interpreted by Frank Stallone, the brother of the scenario writer.

Original soundtrack

The Woman In You , interpreted by the Bee Gees
I Coils You Too Much , interpreted by Bee Gees
Breakout , interpreted by Bee Gees
Someone Belonging To Someone , interpreted by Bee Gees
Life Goes One , interpreted by Bee Gees
Stayin' Alive , interpreted by Bee Gees
Devils And Seducers , interpreted by Gary Wright
Far from Over , interpreted by Frank Stallone
Look Out For Number One , interpreted by Tommy Faragher
Royale Theater Show , interpreted by Frank Stallone
Hope We Never Changes , interpreted by Frank Stallone and Cynthia Rhodos
Waking Up , interpreted by Frank Stallone and Cynthia Rhodos
Moody Girl , interpreted by Frank Stallone
Finding Out The Hard Way , interpreted by Cynthia Rhodos
I' m Never Gonna Give You Up , interpreted by Frank Stallone and Cynthia Rhodos
(We Dance) So Close To The Fire , interpreted by Tommy Faragher
The Winning End , interpreted by Joe Bean Esposito

Distinctions

Nomination with the Golden Globe of the best song (Frank Stallone and Vince DiCola, for Far from Over ) in 1984.
Nomination with the Grammy Award of the best film original soundtrack in 1984.
Nomination at the price of the worst actor (John Travolta), worse news star (Finola Hughes) and worse female supporting role (Finola Hughes), at the time of the Razzie Awards 1984.

See too

Internal bonds

External bonds

Staying Alive on Internet Movie Database
Staying Alive on Nanarland

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