Tyrnauer’s film captures these treasured and storied moments flawlessly: digging up a treasure trove of never-seen-before footage from inside the illustrious club by an NYU student back in the day.īut, the documentary also delves deeper into the notorious tales, and determines the downfall. The epicentre of 70s hedonism, it exemplifies the entire era with every boogie, bump and bedazzled look: rising out of nowhere, the club quickly took over New York society, presiding over a new decadent group who celebrated freedom of all kinds. Shane (Ryan Phillippe), a Jersey boy with big dreams, crosses the river in hopes of finding a more exciting life at Studio 54. Shane, a Jersey boy with big dreams, crosses the river in hopes of finding a more exciting life at Studio 54. The film follows a young hustler (Ryan Phillippe, above) as he climbs from busboy to bartender under the wing of the club's director, Steve Rubell (Mike Myers). 21, One Sunday night, the restaurant scheduled only one waiter and one busboy, me.
20, My last job before becoming a full-time journalist in 1980 was working as a busboy in a French restaurant in California. dim busboy Greg (Breckin Meyer) and his coat-check girlfriend/wannabe. Set against the backdrop of Studio 54’s party lifestyle that made the club infamous in the 70s, the Director’s Cut explores in greater depth a love triangle between a bartender, a coat check girl and a busboy. 19, Jordan has had a varied career including stints in the Navy, working as a busboy at nightclub Studio 54 and theatre production. in the New Jersey suburbs for Manhattan, where hes hired as a busboy at Studio 54 by Steve Rubell (Mike Myers) and gains entry to the exclusive club. No, really, the parties were completely over the top Getty Images If a regular night at Studio 54 was crazy, it was the special parties that were totally unacceptable. If the new film 54 is to believed, Studio 54 in its heyday was a place where you. Although only open for 3 years, to this day Studio 54 is synonymous with disco, drugs and debauchery. One bartender co-wrote a novel in 1980 about a Studio 54-like club that was so close to reality, Andy Warhol wondered how he didnt get sued. Studio 54 was the legendary club that hosted both cultural icons and surreal.
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