Tag Archives: Documentary

Studio 54

Given the subject matter I don’t think Studio 54 could have failed to be a lot of fun, and Matt Tyrnauer’s new documentary doesn’t disappoint. Opening in April 1977, the club was an overnight sensation, attracting a host of New York’s most glamorous celebrities who partied alongside gays and ordinary partygoers. Andy Warhol, Grace Jones, Liza Minnelli, […]

The Fabulous Allan Carr

In 1980, producer Allan Carr released one of my favourite films of all time – the bloated disco-comedy-atrocity Can’t Stop the Music, starring the Village People as themselves (shockingly they cannot act, so they are supported by stars like June Havoc and, er, Caitlyn Jenner).   After the sensational success of Grease (then the highest-grossing musical […]