Saturday Night Fever - 2 Extremely Rare Deleted Scenes

[@aliwenzel9678]

The 1970's; people make fun of this decade, but it was undeniably the most exciting time for both film and music. Plus, people have NEVER looked sexier than in the 70's. If you don't believe it, just look around. what do we have today? Disposable movies, recycled, soulless music and "non-fashion." Yeah, this is the first decade that doesn't have "a look."

[@thevault6757]

Amen! Generally, the ones who made fun of the 70's were 2 types. The people that were there and know better that do are what I call "robots of society". Those that have no personality, mind or direction of their own and only follow trends and whatever is "the latest and greatest". The others that do are ones too young to know any better...they were born and raised on trash, so to them, class and normalcy is bizarre.

[@hughestodd]

Now, people are generally fatter, not sexy.

[@bradstevens9604]

@@hughestodd Very true.

[@Tiffany.1970]

let's see we had great music great dance routines n the 2001 oddssey in bayridge Brooklyn all film locations were real not like today on a movie lot a superb film all credit to John badham n Robert stigwood n the bee gees n not forgetting John Travolta as the role of Tony manero n the cast Tony was the king of the 2001 oddssey I'm sure after the film finally was finished there were Tony manero wannabes in the iconic 2001 oddssey in bayridge Brooklyn trying to copy Tony's image great movie

[@strukled8590]

I saw a documentary about the Disco and how it had a profound impact all over the world... it reduced the crime !! They said that suddenly...everybody wanted to be decent and dance! And may I add... there were no articles about "how to get rid off your toxic familly or friends" ... or how to be "positive" People were just more true to themselves in those times...

[@mikelgubanez1796]

The soundtrack is really great. Whatever your taste in music you can't deny the greatness of the Bee Gees

[@Thomass7586]

There never be another decade like the 70's. 👍

[@enochlee3055]

I know right

[@kingforty881]

That's fine,the privileged few got to experience it.

[@The70sGal-mf2xc]

Truth!

[@Kathy-bk6cg]

Best Decade for Music 🎶 😊

[@Kathy-bk6cg]

Best Decade for Music 🎶 😊

[@joannmyrvold4981]

I was raised in this era and we had a blast!!!

[@marvinlassegue951]

If you were born between 1952 through 1974, this movie bring you back to the seventies.

[@bigwillietheb]

yes it does a lot of memories wish I could go back to the 70's & live for awhile

[@LauRa-re9un]

Actually no, I was born in 1966 and they didn´t let me in to see it in the cinema, because I was 12. I watched it when I was an adult on TV. But I am glad I did, because the rape scene was awful.

[@sallyjoan]

i reckon you got off on it.@@LauRa-re9un

[@errolthomas9426]

Or before 1952

[@felipehernandez-pedroza8288]

True. I was born in mid 1974 and remember vividly this movie, music and era. I was only three years old when this movie came out and it was a phenomenon. Every one was talking about it. The music was being played constantly on the radio. Great times. And when Grease was released the following year, it was even better.

[@americarsqueensland1667]

Now, this is a night club, lit floor with flashing coloured lights and everyone knows the dance moves. Great fun.

[@csufusc.4081]

Yup 👍

[@sallyjoan]

@@csufusc.4081 nope

[@BigTimeBoozer]

I was a teenager in the 80s. By then, music had moved onto New Wave. We were told that disco and 70s music in general (Eagles, etc) was now _passe'_ - unless it was punk stuff. Despite that, I now have a real appreciation for 70s music and disco, especially the Bee Gees. They wrote more hits for other people than they did for themselves!

[@darioespino2063]

The bus back to the 70's is about to leave. Who wants to hop in ?

[@errolthomas9426]

I do of course

[@Tiffany.1970]

count me in let's all stop off at 2001 oddssey in Brooklyn n dance the night away

[@Ginnyvapes]

that 70s bus coming back around? I need transported back in time 2019

[@strukled8590]

Me

[@joshgellis3292]

Dario Espino, my Like, for your comment, is the 79th👨🏻‍🏫🖖🏻😎

[@Rescue162]

I'm in love with Saturday Night Fever and have been for decades.

[@unfluster]

I was in my 20's when this film came out. I can totally understand why they deleted the full length version of the 'Night Fever' dance.(It sticks out like a sore thumbs and pulls the viewer out of the story). Now looking at this new footage, 46 years later, I absolutely love it! It is a little film in itself. A reminder how this film literally changed the direction of the American youth culture. The 70's and to a lesser degree the 80's was the greatest time in America. I consider myself lucky to be young during that period. From 1990 to Now (2020) the American youth culture hasn't produced anything original. Music, Art, Dance, it has all been a homage taken from that period (The 70's & 80's).

[@thevault6757]

Very well said and very true! I always tell young folks today that arn't happy with their own generation that the 1990/91 era was the beginning stages of the end of normality, and how I felt it happening all around me back then (and my "peers" used to think I was wacko for thinking this at the time).

[@analogkid4957]

@@thevault6757 good point I just turned 54 and spent my grade school years in the 1970’s and middle/high school years in the 1980’s. The 1970’s were the best given the pop culture and then the 1980’s . The 90’s did have the grunge thing going but it just didn’t that panache that the 1970’s ’s and 80’s. In the 1970’s we still had the 1980’s to look forward to by the 1990’s you knew it was over.

[@smacwhinnie]

@@analogkid4957 yup, just been adulthood since

[@jim944]

The 80's was definitely better then the 70's , loved them both though 🥰

[@lysirishfleur3030]

I was about 14 when this came out. Though I agree with most of what you sauce. I absolutely locked the Early 90"s

[@drlock978]

Here it is,going on 2022. And the Fever,still RULES!

[@KidFresh71]

"Night Fever" really is an all-time bop. What a jam. The whole "Saturday Night Fever" soundtrack goes hard.

[@marvinlassegue951]

This movie saved the 70’s and even disco got saved for the memories and nostalgia.

[@DeniroLunaDLDOGDAY]

"I love to watch you dance!" That was all she was able to say to her dancing man! His response with offering to dance with her was not only RIGHT but PERFECT. 😍😘🤣 #cantfakeshitlikethat

[@garysmith4425]

Takes me back to 77 I was 18 and times were much better !

[@MegaCaine11]

Yeah I Know. We Thought We Had it Bad if We Had a Spot on Our Nose!! 😁😁

[@stevenhosea7617]

Gary Smith Yes. Hi. Good Bye

[@Ma1nguy]

I just turned 30 years old later that year

[@robmilne67]

The best times ever

[@zapkvr]

Oh yeah Vietnam was groovey

[@saldivarosvaldo1627]

Ain't nothing bringing back these days, sweet memories. Good ol' days.

[@Jaksroom]

This is definitely a reminder of just how much fun and energetic the 70's were. This film is a dedication to those wonderful memories.

[@vickiemoxley6160]

I have been looking for years for the clip of John Travolta doing the robot dance. Thank you so much for posting it!

[@supachaloopa3611]

The soundtrack was incredible for it's time, selling an estimated 40 to 50 million copies world wide, and then really exploded about 10 years later again. The amount of songs considered for the soundtrack but didn't make it should have become a Volume Two by now. There were so many songs in the movie, like Carol Douglas "Doctor's Orders", Rick Dees "Disco Duck" and "Doctor Disco", Boz Scaggs' "Low Down", Samantha Sang's "Emotion", and the Bee Gees version of "(Our Love) Don't Throw It All Away" that was instead given to their brother Andy Gibb, and of course the Bee Gees version of "If I Can't Have You". All just one big disco overdose.

[@glengamble526]

Disco Duck😂 I had that 45 record as a kid. I feel bad for Rick Dees and the writer’s of Disco Duck-had this song been kept in the soundtrack, they’d have made a LOT more money. After all, this was the biggest selling soundtrack OF ALL TIME for a while. In fact, in a little known bit of trivia, Travolta’s manager at the time negotiated him a royalty on every album sold-I think it was 25 cents. He didn’t sing on it, but they used his picture all over the cover and gatefold, so it was justified. But I’ve heard that he used that money to eventually buy his first jet.

[@chiganuggoo9929]

It just shows the power of the 'edit' in a movie - in the theatrical version we get to see Travolta act like a real arse against the girl, who clearly idolises him, he takes her to the dancefloor then strops over Monty's choice of tune, leaving her standing alone, looking around forlorn.....yet in this deleted/unused scene, we see him really playing the part, acting silly on the floor, laughing with her, not at her, interacting, letting her wipe his brow again during the robot dance... I love it. Just love it. Maybe they wanted to make him look like a bad guy, if this scene had been included it could have swayed the audiences opinion of his character maybe too far into nice guy zone at that point... I'm just thinking.... As for the full length Night Fever line dance..... No Contest! Why on earth was that not included?.... to lose yourself in a musical masterpiece for 3 minutes watching authentic 70's Disco vibes unfold around you.... what's not to love?? To the uploader, many thanks for posting this video, you've made an old flair wearing Disco fan very happy. I see the 4kUHD remaster of Saturday Night Fever is to be released this year (2022), I hope they at least include these scenes somewhere as well as lots of other extras we can lap up.

[@delg1211]

Shout out to Marilu Henner at 3:04

[@LosAngelesCountyFair]

Yes I loved this extended scene too where Travolta is actually dancing and interacting with this girl. But I gotta say this girl has some fairly good rhythm on the dance floor even though she isn't doing much(and had a very goofy voice when approaching Travolta which made her come across as slow and maybe uncoordinated) but still reacting in rythm to Travolta's unorthodox dance moves.

[@mansourb1021]

those were the good old days

[@markwhala7847]

This was an awesome time. I'm glad I was there to enjoy it!

[@tracycartwright978]

I am proud to say I lived through the 70's, just a great time, disco duck was my first single lol.

[@Niles-Guy]

Girl you still look as if your in early 20s

[@sallyjoan]

you mean she looks in her 60's@@Niles-Guy

[@Deb8835]

I miss disco music it so cool now when I watch this I wish I was on that floor now .

[@The70sGal-mf2xc]

This movie, you knew it was going to become a legendary film the minute it was released. Take it from someone who was there in '77.

[@zapkvr]

If you haven't seen the documentary for the fortieth anniversary then you simply must its beautiful. All the main players are interviewed along with the two directors and of course the producer the genius Robert Stigwood who turned a star like Travolta into a cultural phenomenon. Oh hell just go watch it its amazing.

[@diy_lothar4422]

Where can I find it?

[@johnpadel]

Lovely days. Thanks for the nice video.

[@MrX-wd8cm]

Out of all the scenes from the night fever dance sequence, the overhead shot was the one that stood out for me as a 13 yo, it all seemed so perfect and magical, with the spinning lights and the iconic plastic-tiled dance floor taking me away to some mystic heaven. Wonderful soundtrac k and movie, both go hand in hand.

[@jamesdavidson4769]

That was the best time back in the 70's with two very great movies. This movie was made in 1977, and Rocky was made in 1976.

[@95countach]

Wow! I just watched this movie last weekend after 30 yrs and remember the scenes where they were left out. Thanks for sharing.

[@70sboy98]

After watching the film of my teens a million times and in different languages also ( sad, I know ) I can only be grateful for this clips that did not even know they existed. Thanks again, on a sad note, to think that soon 40 years have gone by since this film and our teens.

[@kelleyhelms3826]

This is my all time favorite movie! The 70's were the best decade to grow up in. The movies, hairstyles, clothing and music. Now it is all crap.

[@laliewatson8233]

This is way we dressed when we went out to the clubs back in the 70s and 80s clean no boots or jeans on the guys and the girls were looking fly and sexy...

[@MewmewGrrl]

No offense, but this is the late 70s here. The 80s were so very completely different, I don't know how you can compare 80s styles to this. While I'm not talking from experience, it's easy enough to look up as part of history and the 70s stuff is so much different looking than the 80s stuff. Even history says this wasn't even what disco was really like until the movie came out and people started to copy it. "The idea for Saturday Night Fever came from a 1976 New York magazine article about the New York disco scene, written by British journalist Nik Cohn. Cohn later admitted he made the whole thing up: He'd just arrived in the United States, and had no clue what the real "scene" was like when he was assigned to write about it. So he completely fabricated the character that eventually became Tony Manero."

[@radamik]

The way disco was presented in this movie and how it really was at Studio 54 (and other places) were worlds apart. Why would anyone even think that the clothes worn by both sexes in some disco in Brooklyn would be stylish. And at 54 jeans were quite common along with (generally) more individual ways to dress. Plus, the general ambience could be different - somehow more flamboyant and yet relaxed at the same time. The best contemporary description of disco was in the 11/1978 issue of GQ: designed to relieve pressure and create a mental high, a “social necessity” of the seventies.

[@ZviJ1]

Right after this movie hit the screens my parents bought me a shirt of virtually the same design as Tony Manero's, just slightly different in color. I was 6 at the time and my folks probably gave it away as soon as it got too small on me.. I would've gone to great lengths to keep it as a souvenir from that era, if I could.

[@marinasmith3763]

Disco Duck! Hahaha! I'll never forget that silly song.

[@michaelseay9783]

Marina Smith I still have the 45 record 🦆

[@SupremeNerd]

about as silly as chuck berry- ding a ling lol

[@sallyjoan]

more songs than you've ever made isn't it@@SupremeNerd

[@zziicckk01]

The dance move starting at 1.10 still holds up to this very day!!

[@funwith9ball]

I grew up in this era I even had the white suit anyone from Brampton and remember stars I was there

[@reduardobernal7398]

We know it was a scrip an part of the Movie...but it was Very Nice that He himself ask the lady who was in love with him...to dance to made her day.....! Nice human Touch of the Produce..!!! Well Done

[@2-strokeracer531]

Probably one of the coolest movies ever made.. 👍

[@paulmanly3694]

The music was the movie.

[@2-strokeracer531]

@@paulmanly3694 Yep..

[@181suydam]

When this first came out me and five of my friends cut school, went down to 42nd street to the Loews Cinemas and saw it. Great time those days!

[@stufffromthepast123]

Thanks for sharing this. I haven't seen these missing scenes for years.

[@williamragle5196]

Was at the Club every Night..70 years old and Me and My Friends still dance 3 nights a week..grew up in our Hood Dancing..im a Chocolate White Boy..everybody knows me..so thankful for a great life of Great Friends and Dancing keeps up kids young in our hearts and Body. Anderson Indiana Westside Jackson Park Belmont

[@davidpcoppola]

Wow, I am a huge fan. I saw the movie when it first came out and in every type of media offered since then, including an actual 16mm print. I have seen, what I thought, were all the out takes, untill today. I have NEVER seen the extended Night Fever clip. Thanks for posting it. I'd love to find the deleted scenes, and there are a couple, from Staying Aliove, the sequel.

[@thevault6757]

This capture here was probably the last known airing of this scene, which was in the very late 80s on WTBS in Atlanta (which I had on my cable system back then). They dubbed "Night Fever" over and made it a music video feel in this particular version. I used to have a much earlier airing from the early - mid 80s I got off WTAF 29 in Philly that was a grainy film print that had the original audio in tact with the sounds of them clapping and dancing with it (possibly the 16mm you were talkin bout?). But the tape I recorded it on is long gone sadly...was lucky I still had this one :) Never seen any of the deleted scenes from "Staying Alive"..would love to if anyone has em.

[@RageTVHTX]

The Vault No, it's been aired more recently. I recorded an airing on ABC in 2002 that included these scenes as well as Tony at the bridge, Frank Sr getting the telegram calling him back to work and an extended version of Tony outside of Stephanie's apartment. It was aired in HD and stereo (My recording is stereo but not HD). AMC ran the same cut not long after ABC. Have that on tape as well.

[@RageTVHTX]

@davidcoppola- I know I was blown away when I first saw it. So awesome. Made me wonder if that was how it aired in it's network premier and following broadcasts on ABC and I never realized it.

[@ikoboy6219]

djrage70 Hi! could you please load your recording? I am looking forward to see these rare scenes :) thank you so much

[@RageTVHTX]

Iko Boy Wish I could. I don't have the hardware/software to copy video. One of the many things I would like to get soon

[@cjrrun]

This is what you had to do to meet womem. Not swipe left or right on your phone

[@thevault6757]

AMEN to that!

[@strukled8590]

And that's what you had to do to be a star... not just be pretty or weird and sing about your gun...or your money...or killing people .... or your "bitch"

[@strukled8590]

I bet people men were better in bed as well !!!

[@jacknusanporter5206]

Amen brother

[@noirling1]

God forbid you had a handicap....

[@rhondafortson5205]

Good or Bad, the 70's really rocked/lived/ enjoyed LIFE!! Can you really say that about now?!!!?

[@denniseudela411]

@DLS - the only existing version where the full Night Fever line dance is included was in the Director's Cut version. NO OTHER version, even the 40th Anniversary edition had it... A Rarity for the collectors.

[@beaglybeagle]

This is excellent! Thanks for sharing! Oh--they definitely should have kept both of these in the movie.

[@johnrenteria75]

My friend had the PG version on Beta Video Tape. We use to watch it in the late 80s.

[@argerinejordan4703]

Disco! Good times back then.

[@jimmycranier3668]

I was 19 back then , seen the movie 1st week it came out in San Jose , there was disco clubs popping up everywhere . I remember a club called MOTHERS at a bowling alley in Santa Clara. Those were the days (when I was young)

[@strukled8590]

Love Bay Area... the people... I was visiting a couple of times in the 90tees. Love from Croatia

[@fernandovitorin1229]

Una época mágica e inolvidable que nunca volverá a repetirse. No habrá otra igual

[@carlociullini1919]

Fernando Vitorin Perfettamente d’accordo, Fernando...! Anni ‘70 e ‘80, inimitabili, senza confronto.

[@travoltafever6284]

Wooooooow!Travolta dancing the robot!!

[@dhpbear2]

In the theatrical release, I believe "Disco Duck" was used in the adult disco-dancing class scene.

[@thevault6757]

you are correct on that.

[@dhpbear2]

@@thevault6757 Fortunately it was NOT put on the soundtrack album :) (it was an RSO release too!)

[@gravityissues5210]

I'm almost certain that, like the rest of the dance scenes, this one was also filmed without music, or, at least, not with music they had yet secured the rights to. Because they never used this scene, it likely never had a song associated with it, and so when they decided to release it as an extra, they dubbed in _Disco Duck_ since they already had the rights to it, but hadn't used it in a club scene. I often wonder what song they would have used had this scene made the final cut.

[@davidpapps1686]

Best Disco themed film ever!

[@kentlowry8436]

When I watch these clips I get a lump so big in throat I can hardly breathe . Me and a buddy went to see this everyday we could skipping school ect. Dreaming some day we would be in the Disco clubs and little did we know a year later we would be saying Disco suck s and joining the Kiss army but I can always see me and Bob sitting in the theater dreaming of being Disco kings like Tony

[@charmersify]

@Benjamin: I was a little over 18 when this movie came out in November. 1977. 40+ years later, I could wear still wear these kind of clothes:) Back in the day. both Johnny T and Barry G were so beautiful with their bodies and hair.

[@luqmanhakeem7528]

This is so damn awesome!! I wish i was raised up during this era

[@BF6ct]

I BET GROWING UP IN THAT AREA REALLY SUCKED!!

[@luqmanhakeem7528]

Only the music that was great. Not gadgets and technology items. hahaha

[@LivingOver60]

I was 13 when it came out. It was rated R. I looked older and they let me in. It was a great moment in my life that I will never forget.

[@LivingOver60]

Growing up when America was still America was fantastic and I thank God every day I was there to see it.

[@homelesshannah50]

Don't worry your pretty little head you really didn't miss much. Etch a Sketch and Lite Brite was the best thing we had going as far as technology.

[@NeerajGupta-yy7rt]

Travolta.....my God......moves like a butterfly. Simply divine!

[@judyanne3563]

Best dancer EVER!!!!

[@karenkmiecik522]

I'm the same age as Barry and loved the Bee Gees. He was such a hunk. I live near him in Miami.

[@paulmanly3694]

So.

[@strukled8590]

Whaou!!! How lucky you are!! Please tell us more!! I would love to be living close to such a wonderful human being! I have feeling like the Gibb brothersl were radiating pure love around

[@philipallsopp4818]

I remember seeing this film at the cinema when It first released here in the UK and it was given an ‘x rating’, for adults, if memory serves. Since then, in all it’s subsequent forms, video, dvd, and for tv, lots of scenes have been changed and some deleted in order to suit the changing audience and according to censorship. It remains perhaps my favourite film, because it came at a time to provide a good influence. Just as the character in the first deleted scene, I too and along with millions I’m sure,“ love to watch him dance”.

[@BEEGEESMIAMOR]

March 14, 1977, begins filming of Saturday Night Fever. In New York. The film that inspired the soul of the clubs. BEE GEES made the world dance. Even today, the songs are heard......And dancing! Even today, the world will not forget Saturday Night Fever and the contagious rhythm of BEE GEES Music with unbeatable success ................................................ 14 de marzo de 1977, comienza el rodaje de Saturday Night Fever. En New York. La película que movió el alma de las discotecas. BEE GEES hizo bailar al mundo. Todavía hoy, las canciones se siguen escuchando. Y bailando! Todavía hoy, el mundo no olvida Saturday Night Fever y el contagioso ritmo de BEE GEES Música con éxito imbatible.

[@MrRed-tf7bv]

Its amazing cause' it was the same year Son of Sam was terrorizing the city, 1977.💿💿💿💿💿💿💿💿📀📀📀📀📀📀

[@robertzemko6590]

Dec 1977 age 16, went with parents to movie theatre double screen, Saturday Night Fever and Coma both starting at same time, we were supposed to see Coma with Michael Douglas but I told my parents I would sneak into the other Restricted theatre for Fever. Walked right in, no usher to stop me, I was 2 years underage, theatre was packed and what an experience, today's generation sure missed out on the excitement of seeing great movies on the big screen back in the day (Close Encounters, Looking For Mr Goodbar, Spy Who Loved Me, Annie Hall, Star Wars just to name a few from 77). After movie met parents in lobby and they loved Coma and I was thrilled about getting to see Fever. It's all over now, nothing but garbage movies/"music" society has gone down the toilet.

[@danielstone5196]

Coma came out in 1978 not 1977

[@robertzemko6590]

@@danielstone5196 The internet says Jan 6/78, maybe it was after Christmas, thought it was before.

[@soeightiesithurts8194]

I've uploaded this Disco Duck scene at least twice before over the years and each time i had removed along with the standard "warning". Hope this stays up. My other SNF upload was the Tony by the bridge scene. Thankfully it has remained.

[@thevault6757]

Guess i got lucky here (so far lol). Yep, I seen you had the bridge scene up already, so thats why I didn't rip it and include it :)

[@bottabatan2265]

SoEightiesItHurts yeah i never seen the disco duck scene in the movie this is the first time i watch that scene but the brigde scene is included in all the movie theater released since i watch it back then

[@aliwenzel9678]

The "Bridge Scene" has thankfully made it into the Directors Cut BD. That's a short but very important scene as it shows the character's desire to escape the small world he's living in, and it's an example of how different he is from his friends who don't seem to know they aren't going anywhere.. As far as the "Disco Duck" sequence, it's interesting to read that it was cut simply due to a copyright problem with the song..

[@julesjaay822]

Ali Wenzel the bridge scene and many other scenes were powerful and poignant. Travolta nailed the character of Tony. I wish more people would see SNF for the brilliant film it was rather than a dumb disco dance movie.

[@KenVic02]

Travolta's "walking step" used here and in his solo scene is fabulous. There's a vid of Deney Terrio elsewhere on KZbin giving an instructional on it, the knee bouce, the clock splits. All moves I tried to learn as a teenager. Quite unsuccessfully, I might add.

[@WendyOne]

KenRT14 LOL LOVED DANCE FACTORY w/Terrio on TV as a kid weekly... lol good times. hilarious.

[@homelesshannah50]

Dance Fever you twit

[@bradstevens2819]

Was at that club before they started filming that scene when i use to live in Brooklyn.

[@richardjames7382]

Brad Stevens that club was there.

[@bradstevens9604]

@@richardjames7382 Is it still there today?

[@sluzardo5879]

@@bradstevens9604 It was in Bay Ridge called 2001 Odyssey, then became a Gay nightclub called Spectrum before its demise in the mid 2000's I believe...

[@bradstevens9604]

@@sluzardo5879 Thanks for mentioning the name of the club back then since i didn't remember it so long ago.

[@Tiffany.1970]

802 2001 oddssey was a cabaret club n had a stainless steel floor the dancefloor was added to give the club some panache the club owner said when he came to see the film daily's you boy's made my place look great

[@KenVic02]

His walking step at 1:10 is genius in it's simplicity and effect. I was 16 when this came out in 1977 and I have yet to master that step after 40 years :-)

[@kevincicero8352]

You need to pick up Night Moves by Deney Terrio! He’s who taught JT how to dance, and now he can teach you, too!

[@DiscoMatty79]

I have that! I bought at Good Will. It even has the book!

[@asmitsharma70]

Nah it's easy

[@JoyfulGypsy]

Back when music was great!

[@TheCambias]

Love me my Rick Dees and his disco duck

[@MrScott007]

They should have kept that extended line dance scene in the movie it was really good !

[@xxtaynoelxx6513]

it is in there

[@xxtaynoelxx6513]

it's in there

[@denniseudela411]

@DLS - the only existing version where the full Night Fever line dance is included was in the Director's Cut version. NO OTHER version, even the 40th Anniversary edition did NOT have it... A Rarity for the collectors.

[@MrScott007]

@@denniseudela411 This is the version I'm talking about if you watch it closely you'll see this Night Fever Line dance scene is a little bit longer and it's not in the 40th anniversary director's cut it was only shown on television it was a few scenes in the television version that still wasn't included in the 40th anniversary Blu-Ray release

[@MrScott007]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/el7Pq62LnL2cisk This is the scenes I'm talking about

[@donnharding6610]

This one definitive film of the late 70"s so enthralled me I left West Germany with great hopes.

[@GWELLS28]

The best in this movie is the music of the BEE GEES

[@kellylaflash1016]

Most of the songs sung by other artists on that soundtrack are written by the Brothers Gibb, too.

[@jonvolcaman9309]

Few people know that this movie was originally supposed to be about a Puerto Rican disco dancer from the 70s in NY. Thats why Travolta included the scene where he got mad when the latin couple (who were better dancers) lost and then he gave them his trophy.

[@nancypittman2773]

That was a bombass movie.

[@heathervelasco5159]

I was sooo born in the wrong time

[@bigfutmp3]

Who’s here after watching the movie!? I just saw it for the first time and it was a good moment of what was going on in the 70’s with music and style!

[@jessicarobles312]

Me!!! I just watched it and the ending just kinda got me I wasnt expecting it to end so suddenly I wanted it to keep going 😭😂 I really loved it thou I wish I were raised in that era 😭

[@argerinejordan4703]

I love to watch you dance! Gets me every time😂😂😂😹😹😹

[@GodsgirlMalone]

SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER 👏👌 !!!

[@peaniewilpnips1629]

I was 17 back then. Funny to see how silly we all looked. Then again Disco was a one time in history era

[@glengamble526]

Hey, it’s ok…I 17 in 1987-we looked ridiculous too ❤️😂⚡️

[@TheBibleSkeptic]

I memorized this movie back in the early 80s when I got a copy on VHS (whether I purchased it at Suncoast, or recorded it off HBO, or whatever, I don't remember). I damn near watched it every Friday and Saturday night before I went out dancing. I fully remember these scenes. I'm sorry but, at least for me, these are not "lost" or "deleted". But thanks for sharing for those who may have missed them.

[@johndamian9253]

That a fever that has no cure.

[@cj6884]

That disco duck scene is the bomb!! I can't believe that they left it out!

[@Ricardoabi]

The one and only Jhon Travolta 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🔟🔟🔟🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@seanodwyer4322]

Ric- '''Thank Christ for that..'''

[@oliviercarlier6189]

Quelle belle époque !

[@strukled8590]

Ça fait plaisir de voir qqn de France et lire cela !

[@Seventizz]

Looks like the first scene was cut so they didn't have to put that monstrosity of a song on the soundtrack.

[@janellirving4625]

Doreen still has her hankerchief.

[@analogkid4957]

Lol I wonder if she never washed it since 1977 if it actually would last or weather away? It would be a collectible on eBay nowadays😀

[@44excalibur]

Okay, I can see why John Badham cut out the Disco Duck scene. lol

[@cristiansolares2007]

Pretty much making fun of fat people lmfao.

[@claudiamariebermudez6727]

Amazing sound track

[@samanthadutson]

And jus like that I’m back in my bedroom as a young girl wishing I was disco dancing w Tony!

[@mariasilva744.5]

Saudade desta época era muito bom queria que pode-se voltar ese tempo pra mi sério tudo di bom. Em fim vivo só na lembrança que não sai da minha cabeça esa música. 🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍❤❤

[@lamareaton]

Everyone has to remember, when the movie was re-released in 78 I believe or maybe early 79 it had a PG rating, that's how I saw the movie so they had this scene and the Bridge scene in it to take place of some other scenes like the sex in the car scene and topless dancer scene...Also the very last scene in the movie was longer, Tony knocks on the Stephanie's door and you see her walk down the stairs and then go up and she responds to Tony, the short version you only see her walking up the stairs and Tony asking her to open the door.

[@homelesshannah50]

There's also a VERY violent gang fight scene and the movie was rated R when it first came out bu they wanted a teen audience so they toned the sex and violence down. If you see it on cable today all of it is intact.

[@kellylaflash1016]

The original movie - rated R - was released in '77. An edited version - rated PG for a wider audience - was re-released a year later (PG-13 did not yet exist).

[@santacollins326]

the dresses I wore and lip gloss and blush 💃👄💖..

[@SnowBall-hz6pu]

Thank God they deleted this scene...lol

[@beatrizgarciadelgado580]

FANTÁSTICO !!!!! INCREÍBLE JOHN TRAVOLTA Y LA VOZ Y MÚSICA DE BEE GEES IMPRESIONANTE !!!!

[@tiradoentertainmentllc.2517]

Oh man I busted out laughing when that chick said 'I just kissed Al Pacino!' what a great inside joke I am sure

[@DaManDL]

if that Disco Duck song was actually originally intended to be part of the scene..I'm glad I got cut. That song was a slap in the face of the genre

[@kevthegerbil1958]

Lived it what more can one say

[@FlyinZX10R]

When I was younger, I used to brag to my coworkers about my dance skills and all the girls I danced with. We all went to a dance club one night and this Uber hot girl comes up to us and says “which one of you is gonna dance with me?” My friends shoved me forward. After that my nickname at work was Travolta. I have a martial arts background so i just kinda mix it in there a bit lol. Ahhh the gold old days.

[@WooHoo-itsGaryGnu]

Back then to have a good time all ya needed was Some ups and some downs, 2 Ludes, 3 J's, and a half a bottle of Vodka!

[@glengamble526]

Disco Duck😂 I had that 45 record as a kid. I feel bad for Rick Dees and the writer’s of Disco Duck-had this song been kept in the soundtrack, they’d have made a LOT more money. After all, this was the biggest selling soundtrack OF ALL TIME for a while. In fact, in a little known bit of trivia, Travolta’s manager at the time negotiated him a royalty on every album sold-I think it was 25 cents. He didn’t sing on it, but they used his picture all over the cover and gatefold, so it was justified. But I’ve heard that he used that money to eventually buy his first jet.

[@rogerpr364]

Excuse my English! I'm à 66 year old French, 1973 through 84 was the best musicaly, and that era was THE VERY best time of my life!! I'de say that from the mid 80's It all whent down the drain, from there It's auto tune crap!! I do like Rock and Roll era, but when I turned 18 I was in clubs dancing and I cherished those disco and dance years and sometimes rock&rollin dance too 😁 yup, miss those disco nights 🥂