SATURDAY NIGHT - Official Trailer (HD)
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At 11:30pm on October 11, 1975, a ferocious troupe of young comedians and writers changed television - and culture - forever. Directed by Jason Reitman and written by Gil Kenan & Reitman, Saturday Night is based on the true story of what happened behind the scenes in the 90 minutes leading up to the first broadcast of Saturday Night Live. Full of humor, chaos, and the magic of a revolution that almost wasn’t, we count down the minutes in real time until we hear those famous words…
Directed by:
Jason Reitman
Written by:
Gil Kenan & Jason Reitman
Produced by:
Jason Blumenfeld
Peter Rice
Jason Reitman
Gil Kenan
Executive Producers:
Erica Mills
JoAnn Perritano
Cast (in order of appearance):
Gabriel LaBelle
Rachel Sennott
Cory Michael Smith
Ella Hunt
Dylan O’Brien
Emily Fairn
Matt Wood
Lamorne Morris
Kim Matula
Finn Wolfhard
Nicholas Braun
Cooper Hoffman
Andrew Barth Feldman
Kaia Gerber
Tommy Dewey
Willem Dafoe
Matthew Rhys
J.K. Simmons
Also rounding out the ensemble cast are Jon Batiste and Naomi McPherson.
This film is not yet rated by The Motion Picture Association. For future rating information, please visit www.filmratings.com.
Credits not final.
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The Chevy Chase actor is spot on
Corey Michael Smith, who was also The Riddler in Gotham
Yeah, that last scene was amazing.
I'm just as impressed by the lead playing Lorne Michaels. He's not doing some kind of caricature of his voice or anything, he just looks and acts exactly like him in all the subtle ways. Him standing there silently watching from under the camera is like, identical to a photo of Lorne down to his face and the way he stands
cory michael smith…. watch transatlantic
Cory*@@bluetrailerproductions7488
Jason Reitman wasn’t kidding. This really is a, in his words, “thriller comedy” and time itself is the villain.
Also Chevy Chase.
😂 @@DavidHeffron78
@@DavidHeffron78You’re not wrong lol.
@@DavidHeffron78
He’s kinda the villain everywhere.
This cast is absolutely brilliant. Just going to say right here if the reviews for this film are great then they'll definitely get a SAG Ensemble nomination on January 8, 2025.
I'm seated. The theater employees are scared and asking me to leave because "the film isn't out yet" but I'm simply too seated.
"They're gonna have to pry my cold dead body from the seat."
On my way to join you!
A fucken men
I kinda can’t get over the Chevy Chase casting. “Oh, is this an ensemble?” line tells you everything you need to know about him at that time.
At THAT time?
@@timjohnson7929 haha boom! Well said my friend
Super Jerk.
Chevy is a funny actor but also a raging a-hole
Right, which is that he was the funniest cast member.
Crazy how they made it looked like it was filmed with old cameras and the color grading is spot on for something from that era.
They shot it on 16mm film
Like every other period piece? Lol
Digital takes a lot of feel of time or grit out of film making. Cellulose will always have its place in film
@@davidhooper259 That damn autocorrect strikes again!
Not true, there's quite a bit you can do to give digital life, and quite a bit of ugly movies shot on film. @@davidhooper259
That one line from the chevy chase actor has me convinced this is going to be good 😂
It’s the riddler from Gotham
It was just like something Chevy would say,
Too bad is the absolute last thing in the trailer lol
@@leonardolemos7542it puts a button on the whole thing. So good!
@@thebyrdcage8619 Holy s*** I f-ing knew it! I love that guy! He was one of the best parts of Gotham.
Not a lot of people remember that Jim Henson was temporarily part of SNL. Nice little detail there. :)
@@Hewylewis yes funny how most of those skits don’t get included in the reruns. I know most of the cast hated the Muppets.
@@scottloessel6493 Poor Jim.
@@scottloessel6493Probably burned them to see him and his Muppets shoot off into stardom and legend. Well that’s karma for ya.
@@scottloessel6493 Few years later, Gilda Radner ended up being a guest star on the Muppet Show
@@eduardobalbuena3887 in the SNL book they complain cause it took away show time from the cast , the second episode had Paul Simon and was almost completely devoted to music another thing that rubbed the cast the wrong way.
Everybody’s talking about the Chevy actor but whoever that is playing Belushi could be his grandson, insane resemblance.
It's Matt Wood, aka Officer Kenneth Parker from Law and Order
@@phantomzone2725 Even in random pictures without makeup he looks like Belushi, with a dash of Judd Hirsch.
Crazy, I know!
Yeah, this cast looks so brilliant. Just going to say right here if the reviews for this film are great then they'll definitely get a SAG Ensemble nomination on January 8, 2025.
@@davidlovescinemathe movie isn’t even out yet. fingers crossed it’s good tho
Dylan O'Brien as Dan Aykroyd is BRILLIANT casting.
I can’t work out who is Dan in this trailer. No idea who Dylan O’Brien is or looks like.
@@benjaminabercrombie6807 I actually don't know if he talks in the trailer but in the thumbnail he's the guy with the mustache holding up/back Matt Wood's John Belushi. He's very charismatic and I think he'll crush it.
@@benjaminabercrombie6807 He's the guy with the mustache holding Belushi back after the video ends.
@@benjaminabercrombie6807 He was the lead star of those Maze Runner movies from 2014-18
He’s also in Teen Wolf series
Matthew Rhys as George Carlin looks awesome - didn’t expect that casting
Really helps that his American accent is already halfway between Carlin and Kurt Russell.
Having Jim Henson mention what Michael O’ Donoughe did to a Big Bird toy because he (O’ Donoughe) hated writing for the SNL Muppets is the kind of detail that makes me want to see this movie!
Edit: This is the most likes I’ve ever gotten on a RUclips comment, thanks everybody!
Except why does he sound exactly like Frank Oz?
@@tubasaur Because Frank Oz did the voice of Jim Henson. Uncredited.
O' Donoghue was like his own thing. When I watch old interviews of cast members who worked with him, they speak of him with this mixture of appreciation & fear as if speaking his name will summon him.
@@timthegem amazing
@@timthegem Not sure if you're shitting me but that's actually kind of believable. Where did you hear that?
How jealous is EVERY SNL cast member that someone get to do a Lorne impression for a whole movie??
He didn't do a Lorne impression in any of the scenes shown in the trailer, though.
Mike Myers did it for 3 Austin Powers movies...
Touché.
I like the one Bill Hader did on Conan where Michaels name drops serial killers.
To me, what really stands out is how Gabriel LaBelle (who is playing the young Lorne Michaels) has basically played the younger versions of 2 iconic figures already (Michaels and of course a young Steven Spielberg in THE FABELMANS (directed by Spielberg himself)).
Everyone mentions Chevy Chase and don't realize John Belushi himself apparently came back from the dead for this
Yeah, saw this comment a few times here already too. Are you a bot or is it just sock accounts?
The casting for Chevy Chase, John Belushi and Jim Henson is perfect. This casting director deserves a raise.
Garrett Morris is the single most accurate casting here. You could've fooled me into thinking he was the same person.
Can I point out how perfect Cory Michael Smith looks as a young Chevy Chase? It's uncanny.
YES!!
Almost looks like AI it is wild
no you may not.
Jane and Dan look pretty spot on too! Only character I don't really like is whoever the guy Lorne is talking to?
Philip seymour hoffman's son is the actor, not sure who he's playing though.
I didn't realize until now how young they all were back then, Lorne included.
They really were a bunch of kids that invented something from scratch and changed history.
Gotham’s Riddler as Chevy Chase is PERFECTION
Thanks for mentioning that -- I knew he looked familiar but couldn't place him!
Its so cool that this has a bunch of up and coming actors too like finn, the guy from the fabelmans, and rachel sennott from bodies bodies bodies, it kinda reflects how the ppl on snl were just starting out at the time
I'm glad they went that route. Jason Reitman is really good at getting excellent performances out of younger actors.
I saw The Fabelmans, and had no idea that was the same guy. However, every single SNL cast member can do a better impression of Lorne Michaels than this guy.
I was thinking the same thing!!! The young cast looks terrific. And add Cooper Hoffman ( who was FANTASTIC in LicoricePizza ) to that list! His dad would be/is so proud!!!
It's AMAZING that Dylan O'Brien is playing Dan Aykroyd.
This is just perfect casting with all of them.
Finn Wolfhard as Kenneth the page is AMAZING casting
They could have gone Jack McBrayer to reprise his character, as they hinted he was immortal!!
Happy to see him in a role like this, too many times have I heard of him recently as a poor man's Timothée Chalamet
Why?
Waste of money.
Cousin Greg playing Andy Kaufman and Jim Henson. That's something.
A real Tony Clifton move. ;)
Greg the 🥚
It reminds me of some shit they'd do in the 70's/80's, like mel brooks
That’s what happens when you let the Zach Attack do his thing and truly “glow”
.... him?
The dude playing John Belushi looks spot on!
@@jay_jade94he's playing Aykroyd
@@cordcuttercamDylan O'Brien plays Aykroyd, looks nothing like Belushi.
Matt Wood plays Belushi, looking very much like him
Wait, that scene at 0:51 isn't archival footage of Belushi?
@@myitbos1335 nope, it’s Matt Wood as Belushi
He resembles Jack Black, not Belushi.
Obsessed with casting. Everyone studied and no one's a caricature.
This feels like The Bear, Disaster Artist and Birdman in just one movie
I remember watching the first show as a Freshman in 1975 in my college dorm TV lounge...
They had to call it "Saturday Night" because Howard Cosell already had "Saturday Night Live" for his ABC variety show. They picked up "Saturday Night Live" after that show got cancelled and off the air.
Note that the cold open close line has never changed. It's STILL, "LIVE, from New York, it's SATURDAY NIGHT!"
Oh shit, thanks for that, never knew!
Yep. ABC was sooooo excited that the Bay City Rollers were going to appear and sing their big song "Saturday Night." Cosell was so "cringe."
LOL that's a cool fact! Never knew that!
Because it would be redundant to say "Live from New York it's Saturday night live." You already made it clear it's live.
ironic that Howard Cosell's show had Bill Murray, his brother Brian Doyle Murray, and Christopher Guest as cast members on his show.
The actor portraying Garret Morris appears more times in this trailer than the real Garret Morris did during the first season of SNL 😁
The actor's name is Lamorne Morris. (Surprisingly no relation) He's the dude from New Girl
SNL has incredibly racist roots. Everyone forgets that because Kenan has broken all the glass ceilings. But blacks were an afterthought to Lorne. Even someone as talented as Chris Rock was underutilized on the show. It wasn't until SNL got called out for it, they started adding more blacks to the cast. Even then, there weren't any blacks in the writer's room.
@@joeybaseball7352 to be fair, the show also launched the career of the biggest Black movie star of the 1980s. Although that wasn’t under Lorne’s tenure.
@@monkeygod6147That is surprising considering the resemblance as well as the last name.
@monkeygod6147 good for him I always thought he didn't get enough credit in New girl
2:03 well it’s nice to know they’re depicting Chevy accurately
For me being just a kid up late, this show was that moment I felt my life change. I learned that I liked weird and dark humor. The original show also is what pulled me through what was going to be a very rough, dark period in my life. I'm looking forward to watching this.
To me, what really stands out is how Gabriel LaBelle (who is playing the young Lorne Michaels) has already played the younger versions of 2 iconic figures already (Michaels and of course a young Steven Spielberg in THE FABELMANS (directed by Spielberg himself)).
I like him a lot but he's too young for this role, I'm rooting for him anyway.
@@elyy0345 And he gives the worst impression of Lorne Michaels I've ever heard.
can't believe an SNL film looks so inspired by after hours but that gets me so hyped 😭
How does it look anything like after hours
@@dancersendrecords1469 mainly with how it seems like a slow crescendo into madness as things progressively get worse while having a sharp dark comedic edge. it could be more akin to the work of the safdies or something like the bear but the urban/night life setting and the overarching tension made me think of after hours
@@dancersendrecords1469 It just does.
@@retrogradedly also see 3 o'clock High, Planes trains and Automobiles, Adventures in Babysitting... what am I missing?
@@Morgana7262 i get that a lot of films can fall under that description but it doesn't make the statement not apt 💀
Perfect timing for SNL 50th Anniversary on NBC.
Perfect timing would've been next year on the actual 50th anniversary.
50th season, not 50th anniversary.
@@DLZ2000 Season 50?
50th season, approximately 30 of them were tolerable
1975,its 2024,your math is terrible
Every day im reminded that Chevy chase was just playing himself in everything
Oh, yes, and every actor and director who has experienced him hated him.
It's a well known fact that Chevy is a pain to work with, he has an attitude and talks down to others.
And doing a better job of it than anyone else ever could.
@@futuristica1710 No one cares. The American public adores Chevy. Always has and always will.
@@jedijonesChevy, stop posting from your alt accounts.
Chevys trip joke was hilarious!!!
The shot at 1:51 of Lorne gives me chills. This movies going to be spectacular.
Why does it give you chills?
@@jamesg871 Because the look on his face shows the stakes of the entire movie. Everything, all of their careers, are on the line.
You sure you dont have a fever?
@@aechmaneperfectly put!! Amount of stress on his face I’m looking at Lorne in a whole different light
He looks like he's coked up ...(and probably was back in the day ..hell he actually could be now)
Wow ! dude who played Riddler on Gotham is just SLAYING as Chevy Chase
"Sorry tripped over my penis"
I can’t wait until they expand this Movie universe and get to the Chris Farley era
lol, can't wait for the Saturverse
New Line Cinema is doing a Chris Farley biopic with Paul Walter Hauser!
Can’t wait for the sequel all about the time they were dumb enough to let Steven Seagal on set
Chris Farley? How about Eddie Murphy era first?
So you would like them to turn this into a franchise? Well, knowing Hollywood these days, your wish will come true.
Everyone's talking about Chevy Chase, but can talk about how accurate the John Belushi actor looks?
Found the bot
@@maximusprime3459 ???
This looks like the best episode of Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip yet!
Half of Studio 60 was about virtue signaling. This doesn't look like that at all thankfully.
@@RUclipsKnight Virtue signaling didn't exist in 2006, hon.
@@Madbandit77 then you didn't see 2006.
@@RUclipsKnight I was around in 2006, sunshine.
@@RUclipsKnight It didn't have a name back then but you're right, as I finished watching the series a few days ago
Cousin Greg sounding just like Cousin Greg
an unexpected but really perfect casting for Jim Henson
@@JackHammer503 I wasn't familiar with Jim Henson at all. But when I looked up and saw a couple of his videos, it does seem Nicholas is just the right choice.
He must be pulling dual role duties. Cause I’m pretty sure that’s also him playing Andy Kaufman.
@@therealcolombeat That's confusing
You can't make a tommlet without breaking some gregshells.
This movie looks incredibly chaotic and I mean that in the best way possible lol so much is happening 😭 love seeing some serious notes that shows the struggle of getting the ICONIC show SNL to run 👏
You had me at Jim Henson
They had me at George Carlin
I really hope they touch on ALL THE DRUG ABUSE that is a prerequisite to be a cast member in this show
50 years later, it's safe to say that SNL did NOT fail. Even if its relevancy has seen better days.
49 years later,the trailer opens with 1975,not 74
I think like any institution, the relevancy ebbs and flows. The handoff from Lorne Michaels to whomever takes over will be critical. It would be kindof cool for someone almost inappropriately young (mid 20's) to take over and gamble on whether it can recapture the same upstart attention it got initially.
snl hasnt been good for 25 years
SNL definitely failed, but not until a few decades after the period depicted in this movie. Those earlier years are still very funny, which is the best way to gauge relevance in comedy.
@@CaryCottermanyeah, don't tell Will Ferrell, Chris Rock, Larry David, Jason Sudeikis, Adam Sandler, and like a million other people that they failed. SNL is 50 years of...relevance. Marcelo Hernandez and Bowen Yang are already household names.
Greg from Succession is playing Jim Henson... hilarious 😂
And he’s playing Andy Kaufman. Two iconic roles in one movie. Kudos for him 👍🏿
But Nick Braun doing Jim Henson is so spot on!!!!!
After watching and loving Licorice Pizza and The Fabelmans in theaters recently, I’m SO HAPPY the amazing stars of those movies got their break! So happy to see them again
Can't wait to see this movie. Almost 50 years of Saturday Night Live. I'm gonna love Ella Hunt's performance as the late Gilda Radner. ❤
Hey, has anyone other than myself actually seen the first aired episode. I feel like it makes this whole trailer even better! Especially the George Carlin, and Henson bits!
I did. Felt like Carlin was just there. He was doing some of his bits I'd heard on some of his stand up routines. I enjoyed it.
I don't know WHERE they found those dopplegangers but HOLY SHIT was that a find.
No, I believe you are the only person that ever saw the first episode.
"I will feed your fingertips to the wolverines." 😁
The best part of the first episode was the Muppets and King Ploobis of the Land of Gortch with the Mighty Favog.
Stiles Stilinski, Mike Wheeler, Green Goblin and J. Jonah Jameson in the same movie? Take my money 🔥🔥🔥
YES TO THAT!!!!!!
They used to be actors once upon a time...
@@maximusprime3459 😂
It’s such a plus to have Dylan O’Brien being in it, let alone playing Dan Akroyd. Can’t wait to see his impersonation of him
I have watched this like 20 times ha I’m so stoked
Being my favorite original cast member, whoever plays Dan Aykroyd does an amazing job.
The lead from Maze Runner Triology.
Dylan O'Brien
Can't believe how similar Dylan O'Brien looks to young Dan Aykroyd, great casting
@@edsp666kudos to the makeup/wig people as well
Matthew Rhys as George Carlin is actually really good, already comfortable in disguises obviously
He got Carlin's 70s cadence down pat
It's just Philip during one of his early missions.
Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!
Mark my words that will be the last words of the movie. After it fades to black for double points. Still going to see it.
@@intrototj7464that’s definitely what I’m expecting
@intrototj7464 I mean the movie is explicitly about the lead up to the first show, we know the plot
@@intrototj7464
Maybe with a recreation of the original opening sequence as the actors are credited.
The Lorne Michaels actor is perfect casting. He replicates the exact body language and presentation while still feeling like he’s not trying to look like someone else.
I was just a toddler when the show first aired, but as I grew older I watched re-runs of the early seasons and I think since at least the early 80s my parents allowed me to stay up to watch it live. I am so excited to see this.
Whoever plays George Carlin is spot on right down to the voice
Matthew Rhys, completely unrecognizable! I love it!
@@maashworth5885 Thank you. I checked IMDb but he wasn't listed.
this being released during SNL's 50th anniversary is baller
Yass the timing couldn't be perfect
The anniversary is next year
49th anniversary,the trailer literally opens with 1975,you people suck at math 🤣🤣🤣
@@talesfromthehoodtv503 Unless he technically means Season 50, which the upcoming Season will be technically.
@@axr7149 anniversaries are yearly traditions,not seasonal 🤣🤣🤣 stop trying to defend his stupidity
The cowbell in the soundtrack is a nice touch 🐄🔔
Damn, I wouldn't have noticed that! Great catch!!
We need more cowbell.
So excited to see Gabriel LaBelle and Copper Hoffman getting more attention after The Fabelmans and Licorice Pizza.
1:00 that George Carlin was the first host of snl!
Yes!!!😂😂😂 Just realized that today!!! Saw the poster!
Willem Dafoe just keeps working doesn't he??
Not complaining, love me some Dafoe!!
I was on the fence about this UNTIL I saw Sir Willem Dafoe. Now I'm sold.
The meta joke, for anyone who missed it, is that the trailer (and story) is referencing the plot and first trailer for Danny Boyle's Steve Jobs. The two leads arguing intercut with scenes of problems arising moments before a big live show. Promises of how if executed, it will transform culture. Even the crescendoing bass beat matches the foot thumping crescendo! Wild stuff.
Very happy I wasn’t the only who thought this
Jason Reitman was clearly watching a lot of Aaron Sorkin before making this.
thats not a meta joke, thats just them plagiarizing another trailer
@robertfrenay4078 Homage is an age old technique in filmmaking, but the line between homage and ripping off isn't clear, and arguably there isn't a difference. It just matters if the material is good on its own or not
Yeah I should be clear, me calling it a “meta joke” implies presumed intentionality, but I have no idea the circumstances around the choices here! Call it an interesting coincidence for people who spend too much time rewatching movie trailers on youtube lol
Stumbled across the show premiere night in 1975. The bit that sold me and had me watching for the next two years was from someone who wasn't even a regular. Andy Kaufman's "Mighty Mouse" riff was like nothing I'd ever seen before.
George Carlin character is spot on 1:26
I've used one of those lines for years when I approach a deadline. We don't start the show because we're ready, we start it because it's 11:30.
Jason Reitman knows how to make movies-- I can't wait!
Dang 50 years. I was just seven when I watched this show religiously every week. Mr. Bill, the Coneheads, Cheeseburger Pepsi and I'm Gumby Dammit! among so many other hilarious skits. To me the first six or so years were the bestest. Sweet memoires. Happy Anniversary SNL.
Me too.. Holy cow.. hard to imagine it's been that long 😢
those early years were a must see every sat nite.....good times.
Dylan O’Brien is an Oscar-worthy actor but he’s very underrated
50 Seasons and a Movie.
Feels like Birdman meets The Bear. Looking forward to it!
This comment is perfection 🤌
This might be one of the best put together trailers I've ever seen
Got to admit the original SNL in 1975 was the best and will always be. Those faux commercials really got me...I had no idea they were part of the SNL sketches. That era was and still is the funniest and will always be.
Saturday Night Live gets their own movie, congratulations
Being produced by a studio who has ZERO ties to SNL, so I guess double congrats 🎉
3rd movie if you want to count A Futile and Stupid Gesture and that one Gilda Radner biopic.
@@liamn.watson4867 20th movie if you also include the countless SNL skit spinoffs like Wayne's World and The Coneheads.
Post credits scene: Lorne Michaels hails a cab at an airport in Chicago. He arrives in front of a desolate Wrigley Field very late at night. No one around except for a shadowy figure sitting on a bench. He approaches the bench - without hesitation “Chevy is out. What do you say?” The figure stands up “Hello Lorne. I think we missed the game.”Lorne cracks a pathetic smirk. “Bill… People go to the zoo and they like the lion because it's scary, and the bear because it's intense, but the monkey makes people laugh.”
A young Bill Murray walks into the cold Chicago air, into the light and says…
“Call me Billy.”
This actually looks really good! All the actors look to be spot on with who they're playing, especially Cory Michael Smith as Chevy Chase!
He needs more roles. Loved his riddler and he’s seems like he’s gonna make a great Chevy.
Umm that is not who I thought that was
But good for him!! He and Penguin were by far the best parts of Gotham. Oh and I guess Ben McKenzie
@ethanharmer5151 and the guy who played alfred. I think he's my favorite version of alfred.
0:14 Why is Dylan Wearing a Fake Mustache
Because Dan had a mustache in the 1st season of SNL.
I totally remember this 1st SNL show on reg TV! I was n high school. We(my friends n I) Sat on my floor n living room every Sat nite! People have no idea what these original SNL's were like. They see re runs! I saw when it was live! Best n will continue to b one of my favorite times of my(my friends) life! Thank U 😂😂🤣 😂😂
You could tell by the joke that it's Chevy, hot dang. Well timed.
Oh so that’s why Jason Reitman couldn’t direct Ghostbusters Frozen Empire
His father passed away after Afterlife debuted and he needed to pull away from directing for a bit so Frozen Empire's producers agreed to let him take a production role and give the reigns to someone else. He then ended up doing this.
@@ZiddersRooFurry I know that.
Thank God. Guy is a talented film maker, doesn’t need to make 2 bad Ghostbuster films.
Too bad, because Empire sucked compared to Afterlife
@@johnnymizanin4835A bad ghostbuster film? The one with the chicks right?
If he keeps at it, Cooper will eventually win an Oscar just like his papa :')
Chevy Chase played by Gotham's Riddler is AMAZING
gabriel labelle come get your oscar im calling it now!!!
I’m using that line next time I fall over.
I remember being 16 & and my older brother and I were so excited for this show! It was live and from New York (we are both native New Yorkers) Our parents told us to turn down the volume of the TV, they were sleeping lol
Must have been revolutionary at the time.
Wait what? Are you mid 60s bro?
I would watch any SNL biopic but this cast is stacked as well, hyped 🔥
If you ask me this is rated "R" material right there
1:36 Cousin Greg is Andy Kaufman??? I'm sold.
No he’s Jim Henson.
@@billybutcher4995 he's both
@@billybutcher4995that’s 100% Kaufman doing his Mighty Mouse bit
@@billybutcher4995he's gonna play both, Bennie Safdie was gonna be Kaufman but had a scheduling issue
This actually looks really good
"The Whole Night?" 😂
And that’s why Chevy Chase is a comedy legend
Well, this is a MUST see! It's about time someone made a movie about this!!!
I was already sold based on the casting, but the trailer further solidifies this as one of my most anticipated films of the year. Cast looks spot-on.
Matthew MacFayden in Deadpool 2, Keiran Culkin in a Real Pain & Nicholas Braun in Saturday Night, cool Year for the Succession cast post Succession
Technically Deadpool 2 but Deadpool 3
And Jeremy Strong won a Tony
I've seen Deadpool 2 and I don't remember seeing MattMac in that movie.
And Keiran is headed for Broadway in Glengarry Glen Ross
@@drummadaveShiiiit Kieran can't seem to stray away from toxicity in these roles.😂😂
Perfect casting for Chevy Chase!
As someone who grew up with these guys, it's tough to wrap my head around the actors playing them. I saw the longer trailer in a theater tonight and was really thrown for a loop, although the actors playing Belushi, Gilda, and Carlin were clear. But I'd love to see this and I'm praying to God that the film does everyone justice.
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip and this make the behind the scenes of a comedy show anything but fun.
Kinda weird how Sony is making this movie while Saturday Night is on NBC . Should have been Universal making it
True
Probably has to do with the director having a deal going on with Sony. At least the SNL Studios people are involved.
Why does this person keep reposting this same comment?
@@maximusprime3459 Huh?
nic braun playing 2 characters in this is so fckn electric