The famous 1970s New York City nightclub seen and told through the eyes of a young employee.The famous 1970s New York City nightclub seen and told through the eyes of a young employee.The famous 1970s New York City nightclub seen and told through the eyes of a young employee.
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- 9 nominations
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- TriviaIn 2008, about a decade after its original theatrical debut, writer and director Mark Christopher assembled a bootleg Director's Cut of the film, with 45 minutes of never before seen footage, and unofficially screened it at New York's Outfest around July-August 2008. This version reinstated the blatant promiscuity and bisexuality of Ryan Phillippe's character, as well as the film's core love triangle between Phillippe, Salma Hayek, and Breckin Meyer which the Miramax studio forced him to cut from the original release.
- GoofsWhen Shane is driving in his Camaro Z28 to his father's home to drop off Christmas presents, a New York City cab can be seen in the rear window. The cab is a 1997 Ford Crown Victoria.
- Quotes
Steve Rubell: Not with that shirt.
[Shane turns to leave, Steve grabs his arm]
Steve Rubell: I said, not with that shirt.
[Shane pauses, then takes his shirt off, showing his six-pack]
Steve Rubell: Welcome to my party, handsome.
- Crazy creditsAs the credits roll, photographs are shown, first of visiting celebrities (e.g., Brooke Shields, George Burns, Arnold Schwarzenegger), then candid shots of unidentified customers.
- Alternate versionsA 40 second scene at 1:46 on the DVD showing Ryan having sex in a car was not seen on the PPV telecast nor in theaters but was on the DVD. A promotional clip showing Shane and Julie discussing her status as his girlfriend was edited out of the film after the line where she says "You're Sweet". Another promotional clip had Bell & James "Livin' It Up (Friday Night)" playing when Shane was trying to get into 54. In the film no song was playing at the time.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Rise & Fall of Studio 54 (1998)
- SoundtracksKeep On Dancin'
Performed by Gary's Gang
Written by Eric Matthews, Gary Turnier
Courtesy of Sam Records, Inc./Nervous Inc.
Featured review
This is, by no means, going on my 1998 Top Ten list, but I'm willing to cut it some slack. I thought it told the story quite well, and captured the rise and fall of Studio 54 wonderfully. The performances were all good, but it's Mike Myers that impressed the hell out of me. In this film he proved himself to be an actor, and a damn good one. Although I anxiously await the new Austin Powers flick, I hope that Myers keeps taking roles that force him to stretch his limits.
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- Studio 54
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- Budget
- $13,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $16,757,163
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $6,611,532
- Aug 30, 1998
- Gross worldwide
- $16,757,163
- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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