Top Billed Cast

John Travolta
Tony Manero
Cynthia Rhodes
Jackie
Finola Hughes
Laura
Steve Inwood
Jesse
Julie Bovasso
Mrs. Manero
Charles Ward
Butler
Steve Bickford
Sound Technician
Patrick Brady
Derelict
Norma Donaldson
Fatima
Jesse Doran
Mark
Joyce Hyser
Linda
Deborah Jenssen
Margaret
Robert Martini
Fred
Sarah M. Miles
Joy
Tony Munafo
Doorman
Susan Olar
Model
Cindy Perlman
Cathy
Ross St. Phillip
Sound Man
Kurtwood Smith
Choreographer
Frank Stallone Jr.
Carl
Nell Alano
Dancer
Randy Allaire
Dancer
Audrey K. Baranishyn
Dancer
Paula Beyers
Dancer
Melita Brock-Warner
Dancer
Karen Bryson
Dancer
Bill Burns
Dancer
David Chavez
Dancer
Dennis Daniels
Dancer
Trac DiPonzio
Dancer
LaLanya Fair
Dancer
Forrest Gardner
Dancer
Rhonda Hairston
Dancer
Nanci L. Hammond
Dancer
Michael Higgins
Dancer
Michelle Johnston
Dancer
Janet Jones
Dancer
Rochelle G. Jones
Dancer
Erica Jordan
Dancer
James Ko
Dancer
Reggie Leon
Dancer
Ben Lokey
Dancer
Lee Anne Loomis
Dancer
Daniel Lorenzo
Dancer
Viktor Manoel
Dancer
Valerie-Jean Miller
Dancer
Anita Morales
Dancer
Frances Morgan
Dancer
Kevyn Morrow
Dancer
Reggie O'Gwin
Dancer
Polly O'Malley
Dancer
Francine O'Neill
Dancer
Smith Osbourne
Dancer
Carolyn Poppert
Dancer
Mark Reina
Dancer
Michael Rooney
Dancer
Kathy Shippen
Dancer
Karin Smith
Dancer
Rick Sullivant
Dancer
Nanette Tarpey
Dancer
Jim Thompson
Dancer
Peter Tramm
Dancer
Marvin Tunney
Dancer
Kate Wright
Dancer
Derryl Yeager
Dancer
Sylvester Stallone
Man on Street (uncredited)
David Daniel
Dancer (uncredited)
Harris-Metter Flame
Dancer (uncredited)
Richard Herrey
Dancer (uncredited)
Simmy Bow
Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited)
Rona Edwards
Agent (uncredited)
Helen Kelly
Girl at the Theater (uncredited)
Michael Mallory
First Nighter (uncredited)
Danny Nero
Audience Member (uncredited)
Stan Rodarte
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Richie Sambora
Music Club Band Guitarist (uncredited)
Stewart Strauss
Bar Patron (uncredited)

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A review by CinemaSerf

Written by CinemaSerf on Sat Sep 03 2022

Well I suppose it has the song.... Otherwise, this is a really poor and tawdry sequel to "Saturday Night Fever" that took six years to come to fruition. Quite why anyone but the accountant thought this was a good idea is anyone's guess - but John Travolta reprises his role as "Tony", this time trying to make it onto the Broadway stage. He's a changed man - he holds off on the booze, speaks poshly - hell, he even swears less. To be fair to director Sylvester Stallone, he does try to be innovative with his dance coverage - and the famous Travolta strut has lost none of it's hip-swinging rhythm, b...