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@johntravolta9555

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks i am glade you like what i do i would like you to send me invite on hangout my email tdj5183@gmail Com

@joannekelsoe3261

2 жыл бұрын

@@johntravolta9555 How many fans Are invited to chat with you on that site...wow 😳

@joannekelsoe3261

2 жыл бұрын

Your a generous man Mr. Travolta.

Imagine having Saturday Night Fever, & Grease on your resume. What a legend

@tomloft2000

3 жыл бұрын

that was right out of the gate.then he loused it up by doing Moment by Moment.

@velvet_victor

3 жыл бұрын

And Pulp Fiction

@stevebrien1041

2 жыл бұрын

And Urban Cowboy which set off another dance and lifestyle craze

@keelawalker7336

2 жыл бұрын

Omg...I know!

@Sean-ix2tb

Жыл бұрын

But Mr. Kotter

I think John being so likable is why some overlooked the heavy plot.

The reason Saturday Night Fever became a hit was because of the music, and Travolta's dancing and charisma. It was a solid film, but really a murky grotesque reality tale of NY otherwise, which was fashionable at the time. The incredible soundtrack which went multiple platinum took that film into the stratosphere.

@Mike-fo7jo

Жыл бұрын

Exactly !! that era, and the grittyness of New York, City!! wasn't it a couple of years after Saturday Night Fever,. another classic out of New York, City , THE WARRIORS !!! Cult Classic # 3 Escape From New York !!!.....

@juniper617

8 ай бұрын

Just lightning in a bottle.

@cindysue5474

6 ай бұрын

Taxi Driver nailed it when it came to the dirty side of NYC.

It's not dark. Its realism.

@PincoPallino-zh8wm

5 ай бұрын

Realism is dark, Life is dark.

He seems like such a nice easy to talk to guy.

My favourite actor speakin bout my favourite movie.John is a super genius

@liliarodriguezsullivan9088

3 жыл бұрын

I went to see it with my mother the first time was 14

Still one of the greatest soundtracks of all time! 🙏🏻😂💜

It defined a generation.

John is looking great! Such a cool man😎👍

I was pretty shocked by how bleak and funny it was. Does a great job of showing how wonderful/horrid that whole scene was. “I work a long time on my hair… and ya hit it” May be one of the funniest/saddest lines ever.

Just two of John Travolta's underrated movies Saturday Night Fever and Blowout which arguably are two of his best dramatic roles in his early career.

@miguelbayonrivera2467

2 ай бұрын

Blowout is one of those movies that still amazes me in the sense that nobody talks about it. Waaay better than some supposed "classics", I tell you.

It is a really damn good movie. I remember my grandmother got me the VHS of the PG version that was released sometime in the early 2000's she always showed me cool old movies like taxi driver, blues brothers, Saturday Night Fever, then years later I watched the R cut but really still always loved the movie and the true version really is powerful.

You're right it was cleverly ignored...for the joy of dance! John Travolta is in my top ten actors....

@v4v819

6 ай бұрын

Bet Harrison Ford or Tom Hanks is number one on your list! One and two for sure! :P

John is such a good actor and so good in Saturday night fever.... so well said - what a dark movie, however it had hope and realism that we don't see that much any more.

my grandpa told me to watch it cause I love footloose and grease and stuff and I was not expecting how dark the end would be😭

My all time favorite. He so handsome, can dance, act, cool, tall, he is very bless. May God bring love, happiness, grand kids to his life.

@jakedor4006

Жыл бұрын

I think that Saturday Night Fever is my favorite film too!! I tried to analyse it and I can say that there is so much in it, you can write a whole book about it!! And another book why it is so legendary!! I can't wait to see the director's cut and Staying Alive!! And to buy the 4K version next month!!

I was 18 when Saturday night fever came out. Recently my 5 year old granddaughter found an old picture album with pictures of grandpa and grandma dressed in our disco outfits and I had the Vinny barbarino hairstyle..she couldn't believe it was us lol .now im bald in the middle have a long grey beard and wear bibs all the time.BIG DIFFERENCE lol.

It was a cultural phenomenon. It grossed what would have been a billion dollars in 1977.

0:11 the host is wrong, "Saturday Night Fever" is no longer remembered by the masses as a "family dance-a-thon" movie. The reason the film is so acclaimed over 40 years later is because over time it finally was recognized for what it really is, a dark, brutal slice of Brooklyn life for the main character and those around him.

@lucasm4299

2 жыл бұрын

He’s actually right. Saturday night fever is basically known for bringing disco mainstream. Movie fanatics would probably appreciate the darkness of the movie

@foto21

2 жыл бұрын

Film buffs know the film for what you mention, but the soundtrack and Travolta are what sent that film into orbit.

Tony Manero is, was and always will be the dance floor boogie man!!

LOL Love John Travolta!

Mr cool and relaxed for real

such a amazin movie

Harsh curse words I remember when he was getting in the car in Saturday Night fever they drove off he yelled “you almost broke my pussy finger!”

you are always number 1

0:57 damn right!

he was great in that movie

Legend.

Wow..his dad hit his hair so much it fell out..

@jettjeff686

3 жыл бұрын

Take away message is. Dont let u dad keep hitting your hair

@cathyl5888

2 жыл бұрын

That was his genuine reaction too! lol he wasn’t acting in that moment

@aaronstark5060

2 жыл бұрын

He worked a long time on his hair and he hits it…

Even for what Pulp Fiction is concerned Travolta has a point.

JOHN IT IS BRINGING A SLICE OF HAPPINESS AND BEING IN THE MOMENT! THE YEAR IS 2020 DO I SAY ANYTHING ELSE? We. Need this now more than ever! YOU HAVE IT ALL AND HUMBLE WHICH I KNOW FIRST HAND!

Was because I The Bee Gees. Greatest disco album of all time!

it was the MUSIC that made it the blockbuster it was.

The least problematic thing about Saturday Night fever is the curse words...

@lucasm4299

2 жыл бұрын

What’s the most problematic thing then?

@ForeverSunny3

2 жыл бұрын

Lucas M gang rape and blatant racism

@ethanfishell1930

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucasm4299 the rape?

@ConfortinDEADHORSE

Жыл бұрын

@@lucasm4299 the behavorials... a problematic (much problematic) main character... family issues, problems and even physical... the harsh reality of low wage jobs, empty life with non-existing objectives, with the hanging around and drug consuming weekends... non-sense friendship... violence and intolerance... sexism... and even non-consent sexual relationships.

@urgeboat9348

Жыл бұрын

@@lucasm4299 probably the rape scenes

Thus was shot and uploaded months before Kelly died. Man.

The solo dance scene is incredible. Can't think of anything quite like thatt on film

Favoloso

It's such deep perspicacity to find fault in something that you could never achieve.

Never saw Saturday Night Fever... just saw some dance sequences. Liked his dancing in pulp fiction more 😊

@mikestone7651

6 ай бұрын

You have got to be kidding. If you watched SNF, when it first came, out, I doubt that you would feel the same.

Did John Travolta have to say Politically incorrect on every level . And Dark and Brutal Come on Really Its a joy to watch I am 53 Thats how they spoke in the 1970 I just ho[e john travolta has not gone all Woke on us

@candideggplant1575

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe he hasn't, but the world has, especially Hollywood. Nowadays everything is sexist, homophobic, and other bs.

He might want to watch Goodfellas if he wants to hear cussing!!! 😂😂😂

John’s lost his hair like me. I saw that film four times in 77/78 at a Romford (Essex) UK cinema no longer there.

To think, I saw SNF & grease, in the theater, during 2nd & 3rd grade, respectively. 😅

My neighbor from downstairs, came over, talked about the language. The rape scene, everything else the film had, my Dad took me the next day

John Travolta has obviously not watched Glengarry Glenn Ross, which has swearing in every sentence - SNF and GGR both are great films, though.

@ibleebinU

2 жыл бұрын

GGR is a great movie, but lets not forget Midnight Run. Maybe THE most F bombs in a film.

He says that he does not know any movie with as much swearing as "Saturday Night Fever" to this day. Has he seen another relatively recent classic: "Goodfellas"? Literally 347 F-bombs dropped.

@goodowner5000

Жыл бұрын

...and "Scarface" (1983)

@michellelekas211

Жыл бұрын

@@goodowner5000 close

My movie had the most cursing.

@loser2466

Жыл бұрын

What are you talking about man?

Goodfellas has the most cursing.

Forget about, where's the beef. Where's the hair?

I look at it as more of a coming of age movie. Travolta’s character was 19 and had no interests other than dancing until he meets this older girl was i think was 24. There are now two versions of it. The r rated is very R. Towards the end of the movie some say the scene in the car in the back seats Donna Pescow gets gang raped.

@gonstotwriter

3 жыл бұрын

The "older girl" was 20. The studio released the R version initially but replaced it with PG due to all the kids who couldn't buy tickets for the R movie.SNF had a very modest budget; JT got the lead because he was very affordable at that time.

"Scarface" might have had a few more bad curse words....

@corfan99

3 жыл бұрын

Agree, I think, if I remember, it has more curse words.

@tutproductions1879

3 жыл бұрын

Goodfellas is on this list as well

@santaclaus3077

3 жыл бұрын

Casino..the desert scene

@wolfstar675

3 жыл бұрын

Scarface was made years later.

@cristiansolares2007

2 жыл бұрын

Scarface didn't have any racial slurs unlike Saturday night fever.

😉

There’s never been more cursing than in Saturday Night Fever???? Ummmm Pulp Fiction? You were literally in that film.

They censored shit and stuff in Saturday night fever and literally ignored that in grease

#JohnTravolta DON'T apologize for the movie's time Era!! This is WHY we can't support "celebrities" who act ashamed for their past anymore... THAT'S WHY we love the classics!!! We want to enjoy & NOT worry that we are "offending" the miniscule percentage of people crying these days, because of the lawlessness we ALL have to tolerate. We loved you FOR YOU, not watching you highly paid (you're welcome) movie stars who actually think us LITTLE PEOPLE look up to. WE DON'T! Just act, sing & jump - that's why we pay your salary! We love you guys, but DAAAMMN. Stop the rhetoric!

In all fairness though for one year SNF did hold the record for the most amount of “fucks” in a film.

Scarface had a lot more cursing for sure

Did he see Scarface way more bad words by far

@wolfstar675

3 жыл бұрын

Scarface was made years later.

@renefuentes5156

3 жыл бұрын

@@wolfstar675 True but it was out when he did the interview

I saw Saturday night fever many times. And just thought it was the American way of life. I didn’t see nothing brutal about it at all.

Jeez he’s acting like such a f-g Johnny just admit those were the good ole days and every girl wanted to be with you and every guy wanted to be like you

Saturday night fevers adult content has never felt right to me even when i watched it as a 10 year old and now that im 18 years old it still doesn’t feel right but now i can see why but i still feel it should have been family friendly

The dark parts of the movie are part of what make the movie amazing. They give THE meaning to the dancing - its an escape from the darkness that stems from ignorance, want, racism, homophobia, sexism, etc. I don't want to watch the cut version, it takes away the real meaning of it all.

Este cara não é John Travolta... é Sósia

bet he misses his hair

What a horrible interviewer …

~🦾💡👑👑⭐⭐👑🦾 John Travolta is a underrated actor... 1LOVE