.
Lenny's Pizza on 86th Street in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn as it stands today. Featured in the opening scene of Saturday Night Fever, it introduced audiences to the neighborhood that served as a backdrop for the movie.
December 15th, 2012
11:31 AM ET
Saturday Night Fever's Brooklyn legacy
By Steve Kastenbaum, CNN
Follow on Twitter: @SKastenbaumCNN
Editor's Note:Â Listen to the full story in our player above, and join the conversation in our comments section below.
(CNN) – Saturday Night Fever was released 35 years ago this weekend. The iconic movie played a large part in defining the music and fashion of a generation.
Bensonhurst, the Brooklyn neighborhood it was filmed in, was just as much a character in the film as John Travolta’s Tony Manero.
CNN visited Bensonhurst to explore Saturday Night Fever's local legacy, and find out how the neighborhood has, and hasn’t, changed.
On Twitter
Hello all,
If you are looking for me on Twitter, please go to @LisaDNews.
CNN Radio News Day: June 25, 2013 by CNN soundcloud.com/cnn/cnn-radio-… on #SoundCloud
CNN Radio News Day: June 24, 2013 with stories on #SCOTUS #Snowden #Mandela #LISTEN: soundcloud.com/cnn/newsday062…
RT @nyutischcenter: #TischCenter Prof @leeigel explores why some athletes might use performance enhancing drugs with @CNNRadio http://t.co/bit.ly/16BwEuA€¦
