@5:00 my grandfather jose gomez from cuba painted the window sign (dance lessons)on the door and all the signs outside for the dance studio.he painted in reverse. so it looks correct outside . it was done a few years before , the movie of course...
Excellent. Another well-done attention to detail and probably very difficult to find a lot of these in New York. The effort is appreciated and the quality is top-notch. Well done.
Awesome. My old neighborhood. I remember when this movie came out my friends and I thought it was so cool because those are some of the places we used to hangout at . Spent many a night at the White Castle and 2001 Space Odyssey.
That's what I love about SNF. Very few movies shot in Brooklyn back then. My go-to White Castle was on Humboldt Street... closed in 2014. Any memories from 2001 Space Odyssey?
Special thanks for whomsoever who made this video. I am q big Star Wars and Saturday Night Fever fan. I watch Saturday Night Fever on my computer on the dvd and great job for showing all the places where this movie was filmed. I am now a Paramount Pictures insider as a result of this movie and playing some of the songs from this movie on my guitar its too bad that Lenny's Pizza closed. I hope someone reopens it at that location at 1969 86th street soon. Please someone reopen that pizza joint.
Congratulations, period, you did a great job. Everything done with great care and attention. Here in Brazil, everyone liked Saturday Night fever. Thanks again for your work.
Thee BEST i have ever seen on a Then and Now. How in gods name did you get all the interior shots...This was well done..Thank You for your effort...from the UK.
Great work! Really! I admire the dedication to get the shots right. And how the hell did you get into these houses and buildings? 🙂#fantastischefilmlocaties
This was dynamite!! You did a fantastic job with this video!!! I also love how a lot of the older buildings are still there. The apartments, the homes, some awnings even. Tony’s home is still beautiful!
Just discovered this. EXCELLENT! Bravo! 👏👏👏👏I was living in New York when this movie was being filmed. I went to acting school with Donna Pescow who played Annette. Loved NYC in the 70s!
I love this and thank you for posting . I’m a country girl and I’ve never been anywhere in New York . It was so awesome to watch today’s locations with the movies. Hopefully one day I can see in person . Great job!!🎉❤
Wonderful filming and matching up!!! Some of the locations looked the same with new paint on the walls, some of the streets, sad to see the disco gone but hey its all about the money every day in this world. Great idea someone wrote below about the Pizza place should have been bought by John T. and kept it going. I'm sure it was still a busy pizza eating spot. I heard the owner got really old and sold it finally and i believe he had other locations also. Thanks for doing this.
That's a shame Lenny's pizzeria closed for good some one should buy it and relaunch it as a shrine to saturday night fever...... Such a cool location n main feature in Saturday night fever or one better maybe john Travolta could buy this movie landmark and keep it going as Tony's pizzeria for all to enjoy ...... 🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕😆🍕
It's a shame family didn't keep the pizzeria going such a iconic landmark of Brooklyn...... And in Saturday night fever....I'm sure bayridge Brooklyn misses this pizzeria.....@@TYT695
One of the best Then and Now filming locations i have seen of this movie. Great job. Awesome film. I miss the '70s alot. The New York from Saturday Night Fever is the New York I remember from my childhood.
no words..... excellent, not sure how the old locations were found in the ever changing world. i think must be some years of observation...great work and all the best..
Once again you've nailed it with the filming locations just like you did with bullitt did the new York thing but didn't venture into Brooklyn I must try harder next time I visit
Thank you for sharing each location the kfc is still there today which was located near the white Castle restaurant where Tony n his gang went to eat 👍😀
The KFC closed in 2021...Now it's an empty store and parking lot...The "Pizza Uno" on the ground floor small office building that replaced the White Castle closed in 2022...Most of the White Castles in the NYC boroughs have closed over the last 10-15 years...
How on earth do you manage, not only to identify the precise camera locations, but also to pan your shots at exactly the speed of the originals? Two quick questions, if I may. Where are the two-storey brownstones shown at 8:09, and is the interior of the Manero family home a set that (somehow) still exists?
Those buildings at 8:09 are right around the corner from the hardware store on 74th, off of 5th Avenue, Brooklyn. Manero house is real and they really shot inside. I got views of the inside in 2017 when the house was up for sale. If you check out my NYCinFilm website, I go into further details.
@@gluecement Many thanks for your swift response to my questions. I wonder whether the houses seen at 8:09 are now desirable and expensive properties? (They looked quite attractive even in this 1970s movie). I'd presumed the Manero house interior was a set, as I couldn't see how you were able to gain access, so thanks too for the explanation!
It is possible you may already know this but a biopic about the Bee Gees is due to be made. Their involvement with Saturday Night Fever and it’s soundtrack album is bound to be mentioned, it brought them back into the public eye. It is possible some of these locations may appear in this new film. Saturday Night Fever helped put New York on the map.
You shall almost certainly know this but John Travolta has recently appeared in a Capital One commercial. He is dressed as Santa and recreating the role of Tony Manero. Donna Pescoe, who had played Annette also appears in this commercial. I think this commercial was filmed in the same locations where the original scenes were filmed, but you would know better than me about that. It has had some very positive feedback comments on line.
Went to see This Movie in The Summer of 1977 At The Drive in Montreal Quebec Canada🍁 - With My Parents 😊 I Was 9 years old! 😲🤔 lol And It was Awesomeness!! 👊✊😆 🎃🍁🎃
Thanks for your reply. I first heard about John Travolta playing Tony Manero/ Santa because it was mentioned in last weeks issue of The National Enquirer. I had been thinking of buying it but I then realised it is no longer available. However John is mentioned in the most recent issue. They have a report about his Scientology beliefs.
Just watched the commercial. Very entertaining, but definitely not shot in New York. It looks like it was actually done on a Hollywood back lot. But Donna Pescow looks great.
I put a couple of comments on line about John Travolta playing Santa four weeks ago. I have just discovered some kind soul has given one of these comments the thumbs up sign! For those interested type Capital One/ Quicksilver Holiday Night Fever Commercial 2024 Featuring John Travolta.
Interesting how Tony Manero has a poster of Rocky on his bedroom wall. Sylvester Stallone directed the sequel to Saturday Night Fever, 1983s Staying Alive, or did he just write the screenplay?
Not that it matters but the White Castle was on the other side of the street. Pizzeria Uno is below street level on the other side. Welcome To Brooklyn....~Brooklyn Red
The 2001 odyssey became a gay friendly nightclub called spectrum. Was exactly the same interior with the original dance floor till it closed in 2005. Was demolished a bit later and is a Chinese restaurant. The neighborhood is now a large Chinese district. Much of Bensonhurst is attracting Chinese immigrants.
Maaan i would love to se Bud spencer Terence hill movie locasions from Miami "Who Finds a Friend Finds a Treasure" "Miami Supercops" "go for it" "Odds and Evens" "Crime Busters"
lol!! I work in construction doing small jobs in nyc.. one day this chinese contractor calls me to bensonhurst and says he does 300 jobs a year. lots of money. he has had my driving all through these neighborhoods the past 7 years. it never dawned on me once this movie was filmed there even though i seen it a thousand times.. every single location in this clip looks like Beijing today lol!!
Great work on locations !! However, I never understood what this movie was about. This guy who works at a hardware store with ZERO ambition in his life except buying clothes and disco dancing and chasing young girls. His friends are just as pathetic as he is. His family is completely dysfunctional. WTF is the problem with the oldest guy leaving the church ?? Who TF cares ?? Then the whole part of a guy jumping off the bridge and the girl having multiple sex partners in one night just to get back at this loser. IDK how this film made $5.
It was a coming of age story basically told during the time of the 1970s disco era in NYC. Tony was basically a late teen, who through the course of the movie, learns that he can’t stay around his friends all his life. When his friend accidentally falls off the bridge he comes to the realization that life is not all about hanging out at clubs and dancing. That there are consequences in life and it’s time for him to become an adult and take life more seriously.
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@5:00 my grandfather jose gomez from cuba painted the window sign (dance lessons)on the door and all the signs outside for the dance studio.he painted in reverse. so it looks correct outside . it was done a few years before , the movie of course...
Love the detail of the filming locations.. no talking just to the point
Excellent. Another well-done attention to detail and probably very difficult to find a lot of these in New York. The effort is appreciated and the quality is top-notch. Well done.
Never seen the film. Now I must see it!
Awesome. My old neighborhood. I remember when this movie came out my friends and I thought it was so cool because those are some of the places we used to hangout at . Spent many a night at the White Castle and 2001 Space Odyssey.
That's what I love about SNF. Very few movies shot in Brooklyn back then. My go-to White Castle was on Humboldt Street... closed in 2014. Any memories from 2001 Space Odyssey?
You mean the 2001 Odyssey nightclub in Brooklyn
Perfect camera angles. Great work once again.
Special thanks for whomsoever who made this video. I am q big Star Wars and Saturday Night Fever fan. I watch Saturday Night Fever on my computer on the dvd and great job for showing all the places where this movie was filmed. I am now a Paramount Pictures insider as a result of this movie and playing some of the songs from this movie on my guitar its too bad that Lenny's Pizza closed. I hope someone reopens it at that location at 1969 86th street soon. Please someone reopen that pizza joint.
Love the movie Saturday night fever a superb movie of it's time in late 1977 and the film locations..... Enjoyed this video
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Congratulations, period, you did a great job.
Everything done with great care and attention.
Here in Brazil, everyone liked Saturday Night fever.
Thanks again for your work.
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed. Hello to Brazil!
💚💛Hello!💚💛 👋🏻 😉👍🏻
Bravo! great research work & editing
Getting inside that Manhattan apartment was quite a coup.
Quality productions. Should have 250,000 subs and a steady flow of ad sense to fund your work
Thee BEST i have ever seen on a Then and Now. How in gods name did you get all the interior shots...This was well done..Thank You for your effort...from the UK.
Great work! Really! I admire the dedication to get the shots right. And how the hell did you get into these houses and buildings? 🙂#fantastischefilmlocaties
very good job, and great video , congratulations !!!!
This was dynamite!! You did a fantastic job with this video!!! I also love how a lot of the older buildings are still there. The apartments, the homes, some awnings even. Tony’s home is still beautiful!
Many thanks for posting this.
I lived in Bay Ridge for years.
Lots of memories.
Wow best video ever I seen in RUclips, incredibly done !
BIG BRAVO bfor the effort invested in making this wonderful video that reminded us of some long gone times and moods....
Thanks!
Still one of my all-time favorite films, and I knew Bya Ridge and 2001, the nightclub way back then!
Just discovered this. EXCELLENT! Bravo! 👏👏👏👏I was living in New York when this movie was being filmed. I went to acting school with Donna Pescow who played Annette. Loved NYC in the 70s!
Excellent work, loved it!
I love this and thank you for posting . I’m a country girl and I’ve never been anywhere in New York . It was so awesome to watch today’s locations with the movies. Hopefully one day I can see in person . Great job!!🎉❤
u are doing a hell of jobb finding this places and yet so litle subscribers.
no bla bla pointing and telling .just raw pictures
Wonderful filming and matching up!!! Some of the locations looked the same with new paint on the walls, some of the streets, sad to see the disco gone but hey its all about the money every day in this world. Great idea someone wrote below about the Pizza place should have been bought by John T. and kept it going. I'm sure it was still a busy pizza eating spot. I heard the owner got really old and sold it finally and i believe he had other locations also. Thanks for doing this.
Excellent work! This must have taken you a very long time!
Well done - you deserve a million views for this.
Very very good matchups 👏👏
Excellent! great job!
I was in New York in July of this year my only regret was not seeing this video before then.
Next trip.
you are something else man, thank you for your effort.
That's a shame Lenny's pizzeria closed for good some one should buy it and relaunch it as a shrine to saturday night fever...... Such a cool location n main feature in Saturday night fever or one better maybe john Travolta could buy this movie landmark and keep it going as Tony's pizzeria for all to enjoy ...... 🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕😆🍕
Yup..they closed early this year
It's a shame family didn't keep the pizzeria going such a iconic landmark of Brooklyn...... And in Saturday night fever....I'm sure bayridge Brooklyn misses this pizzeria.....@@TYT695
It's the people who owned and worked there that made it great ... rarely does such a place survive "new ownership"
Unfortunately the new business is a Korean chicken franchise. No more pizza.
Great idea.
One of the best Then and Now filming locations i have seen of this movie. Great job. Awesome film. I miss the '70s alot. The New York from Saturday Night Fever is the New York I remember from my childhood.
This is incredible. The time and effort this took to put this together, great video! Appreciate you for making this xo
1st filming locations video that had me dancing, and I dont dance!Great job!!!
no words..... excellent, not sure how the old locations were found in the ever changing world. i think must be some years of observation...great work and all the best..
Awesome video 👏👏
Amazing work, my friend. Subscribed.
What a great video. This is fantastic.
Once again you've nailed it with the filming locations just like you did with bullitt did the new York thing but didn't venture into Brooklyn I must try harder next time I visit
Thank you
What a great job done.
Great job 🎉
Well done!
Great work!!!!
Excellent 👍🏆
GOOD JOB , HELLO FROM COLOMBIA !
Hello!
Another great video. Thanks for putting in the work.
Excellent!
Excellent ..thank you❤
this is amazing simply the best
nice work
Excellent！！
Thank you for sharing each location the kfc is still there today which was located near the white Castle restaurant where Tony n his gang went to eat 👍😀
The KFC closed in 2021...Now it's an empty store and parking lot...The "Pizza Uno" on the ground floor small office building that replaced the White Castle closed in 2022...Most of the White Castles in the NYC boroughs have closed over the last 10-15 years...
That was outstanding! How did you convince those people to let you photograph the inside of their houses?
RIP All the lovely mom and pop shops and businesses who’ve died and have been replaced with corporate trash.
Would love to see filming locations of Taxi Driver
How on earth do you manage, not only to identify the precise camera locations, but also to pan your shots at exactly the speed of the originals? Two quick questions, if I may. Where are the two-storey brownstones shown at 8:09, and is the interior of the Manero family home a set that (somehow) still exists?
Those buildings at 8:09 are right around the corner from the hardware store on 74th, off of 5th Avenue, Brooklyn. Manero house is real and they really shot inside. I got views of the inside in 2017 when the house was up for sale. If you check out my NYCinFilm website, I go into further details.
@@gluecement Many thanks for your swift response to my questions. I wonder whether the houses seen at 8:09 are now desirable and expensive properties? (They looked quite attractive even in this 1970s movie). I'd presumed the Manero house interior was a set, as I couldn't see how you were able to gain access, so thanks too for the explanation!
It is possible you may already know this but a biopic about the Bee Gees is due to be made. Their involvement with Saturday Night Fever and it’s soundtrack album is bound to be mentioned, it brought them back into the public eye. It is possible some of these locations may appear in this new film. Saturday Night Fever helped put New York on the map.
Excelente el trabajo!
Rumor has it, a few of the dance scenes were also filmed at a catering hall on 77th Street, and New Utrecht Ave, which had a large lit dance floor ,
very impressive
You shall almost certainly know this but John Travolta has recently appeared in a Capital One commercial. He is dressed as Santa and recreating the role of Tony Manero. Donna Pescoe, who had played Annette also appears in this commercial. I think this commercial was filmed in the same locations where the original scenes were filmed, but you would know better than me about that. It has had some very positive feedback comments on line.
Holy muthah! I did not know that. Will check it out right away! Thanks.
Bellissimo...
capolavoro assoluto complimenti!!!
Went to see This Movie in The Summer of 1977 At The Drive in Montreal Quebec Canada🍁 - With My Parents 😊
I Was 9 years old! 😲🤔 lol
And It was Awesomeness!! 👊✊😆
🎃🍁🎃
Thanks for your reply. I first heard about John Travolta playing Tony Manero/ Santa because it was mentioned in last weeks issue of The National Enquirer. I had been thinking of buying it but I then realised it is no longer available. However John is mentioned in the most recent issue. They have a report about his Scientology beliefs.
Just watched the commercial. Very entertaining, but definitely not shot in New York. It looks like it was actually done on a Hollywood back lot. But Donna Pescow looks great.
I put a couple of comments on line about John Travolta playing Santa four weeks ago. I have just discovered some kind soul has given one of these comments the thumbs up sign! For those interested type Capital One/ Quicksilver Holiday Night Fever Commercial 2024 Featuring John Travolta.
Sorry I did of course mean 2023. Mobiles don’t always type the right word.😮
The kfc joint is still there down the block as it can be seen in Saturday night fever when the gang enter the white cstle 😅
Yes, the KFC helped confirm I found the correct White Castle.
@@gluecement also forgot about lennys pizza such a shame they decided to close after so many years in business.....🍕😕
Sorry but the KFC closed in 2021...Now it's an empty store and parking lot...
I didn’t know Lenny’s closed,wow.
yeah it's now a Korean chicken place.
Interesting how Tony Manero has a poster of Rocky on his bedroom wall. Sylvester Stallone directed the sequel to Saturday Night Fever, 1983s Staying Alive, or did he just write the screenplay?
No, he did, indeed, direct it.
Great work must have taken a lot of effort to reach every spot.Too bad the disco club is now a chinese restaurant was epic
Very good...except the music...
Not that it matters but the White Castle was on the other side of the street. Pizzeria Uno is below street level on the other side. Welcome To Brooklyn....~Brooklyn Red
The 2001 odyssey became a gay friendly nightclub called spectrum. Was exactly the same interior with the original dance floor till it closed in 2005. Was demolished a bit later and is a Chinese restaurant. The neighborhood is now a large Chinese district. Much of Bensonhurst is attracting Chinese immigrants.
Maaan i would love to se Bud spencer Terence hill movie locasions from Miami
"Who Finds a Friend Finds a Treasure"
"Miami Supercops"
"go for it"
"Odds and Evens"
"Crime Busters"
lol!! I work in construction doing small jobs in nyc.. one day this chinese contractor calls me to bensonhurst and says he does 300 jobs a year. lots of money. he has had my driving all through these neighborhoods the past 7 years. it never dawned on me once this movie was filmed there even though i seen it a thousand times.. every single location in this clip looks like Beijing today lol!!
Great work on locations !! However, I never understood what this movie was about. This guy who works at a hardware store with ZERO ambition in his life except buying clothes and disco dancing and chasing young girls. His friends are just as pathetic as he is. His family is completely dysfunctional. WTF is the problem with the oldest guy leaving the church ?? Who TF cares ?? Then the whole part of a guy jumping off the bridge and the girl having multiple sex partners in one night just to get back at this loser. IDK how this film made $5.
It was a coming of age story basically told during the time of the 1970s disco era in NYC. Tony was basically a late teen, who through the course of the movie, learns that he can’t stay around his friends all his life. When his friend accidentally falls off the bridge he comes to the realization that life is not all about hanging out at clubs and dancing. That there are consequences in life and it’s time for him to become an adult and take life more seriously.
@@igwe9548 Well done. I still didn't like the movie, but I can see why others did.
back then there were no bars on residential windows and almost none on business windows. thanks democrat policies.
NYC always Changing, and always FILTHY
Very well done "then and now"...Today I see how awful this movie was....Today I would rather I didn't see this crap at age 13....
Gran trabajo! felicitaciones, quede impresionado! hasta las lagrimas! Abrazo.
Great !! the most detailed research on Saturday Night Fever 🪩
Great job!
nice work