# Tony Manero

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Saturday Night Fever: Disco Moves and Dangerous Dudes

And today, we’re talking about John Badham’s gritty 1977 disco classic Saturday Night Fever. It follows the life of Tony Manero - a handsome yet emotionally immature young man who lives at home, but escapes the shadow of his disapproving parents by going to the 2001 Odyssey club every weekend where…

Saturday Night Fever Presents: You Should Be Dancing (with Charlie Martin)

Life going nowhere? We're here to help you out. We're discussing Gene Siskel's favorite movie and Sylvester Stallone's favorite movie, which make up our favorite duology: "Saturday Night Fever" and "Staying Alive". Join Ian, Sam, and Spencer on the dancefloor, along with special guest- all the way …

Staying Alive (1983) – Film Analysis | Soldiers of Cinema

Staying Alive Hosts: Clark Coffey & Cullen McFater Today Clark and Cullen are joined by special guest Peter Aldanmaz (also known as Peter NC-17) to discuss the 1983 sequel to Saturday Night Fever, Staying Alive! The conversation weaves through many topics, including the parallels between Tony Maner…

Staying Alive (1983) – Film Analysis | Soldiers of Cinema

Staying Alive Hosts: Clark Coffey & Cullen McFater Today Clark and Cullen are joined by special guest Peter Aldanmaz (also known as Peter NC-17) to discuss the 1983 sequel to Saturday Night Fever, Staying Alive! The conversation weaves through many topics, including the parallels between Tony Maner…

Pizza with David Chang and Chris Ying

The humble slice has range. David and Chris make air-fryer pizza while arguing that how you eat your pizza reveals everything about you. They look at Tony Manero's 'Saturday Night Fever' swagger, the nervous food critic in 'Mystic Pizza,' and Philip Seymour Hoffman's slice-perfecting bit in 'Along …

Saturday Night Fever - (soundtrack) - "More fun than Zeppelin with more good songs than Rumours!"

Saturday Night Fever: Disco, Delusion & Travolta’s White Suit Grab your gold chains, button that shirt down to your navel, and try not to fall off the light-up dance floor. This week, Classic Rocktails goes completely bonkers over Saturday Night Fever—the 1977 cultural phenomenon that gave the worl…

First Coast Connect: Week in Review

Each Friday, our media roundtable dives into the biggest stories of the week. Among our topics this week: A local lawmaker dominates national headlines after Angie Nixon’s decisive win in the Democratic primary. An at-large election boosts Dem and female representation on Jacksonville's Ci…

First Coast Connect: Week in Review

Each Friday, our media roundtable dives into the biggest stories of the week. Among our topics this week: A local lawmaker dominates national headlines after Angie Nixon’s decisive win in the Democratic primary. An at-large election boosts Dem and female representation on Jacksonville's Ci…

Saturday Night Fever (1978 UK): The Disco Classic Is Much Darker Than You Remember

Pull on your flares, practise that pointing pose and dust off that Bee Gees soundtrack because this week we're revisiting Saturday Night Fever—although the film we actually watched is a lot less glittery than popular culture would have us believe. Released in America in 1977 and arriving in UK cine…

The Filipino Tony Manero: Rewriting History’s Forgotten Bachelors | MARIVI SOLIVEN

Monica Fernandez talks with Marivi Soliven about bringing Filipino culture to life in her new novel, Taxi Dancer. Marivi looks past the usual stereotypes of Filipino Americans to show what the early Filipino immigrants to America were really like. She also explains how she wove Tagalog into the boo…