Saturday Night Official Trailer Reaction (Gabriel LaBelle, Willem Dafoe, J. K. Simmons)

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Our hosts check out the official trailer for the SNL dramatization, Saturday Night!
About Saturday Night:
Saturday Night is an upcoming American biographical comedy thriller film[1] directed by Jason Reitman, who co-wrote it with Gil Kenan, both also co-producing it alongside Jason Blumenfeld and Peter Rice. The film stars an ensemble cast that includes Gabriel LaBelle, Rachel Sennott, Cory Michael Smith, Ella Hunt, Dylan O'Brien, Emily Fairn, Matt Wood, Lamorne Morris, Kim Matula, Finn Wolfhard, Nicholas Braun, Cooper Hoffman, Andrew Barth Feldman, Kaia Gerber, Tommy Dewey, Willem Dafoe, Matthew Rhys, and J. K. Simmons. Set in 1975, its plot chronicles the events leading to the premiere of NBC's Saturday Night, later known as Saturday Night Live.
Saturday Night is scheduled to be released in the United States by Sony Pictures Releasing on October 11, 2024.
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@kkachi 29 дней назад

Big SNL fan here: The trailer suggests that the events are in the ninety minutes leading to airtime before the first episode, but they have alluded to events in later episodes. The women construction workers harassing Dan Aykroyd was from Lily Tomlin's episode Season 01, Episode 06. The blood shooting scene near the end was from a sketch where Dan Aykroyd played Julia Child in Season 4.

@NerdSafari 28 дней назад

Ah, that's interesting, thanks for sharing this! From some of the recent updates we were thinking that this would solely focus on the very first broadcast, but clearly they will at least allude to later sketches! Can't wait to see this!

@kkachi 25 дней назад

Someone here mentioned King Tut, which put me in mind of three musical sketches that are worth having a look at: (S17E09) Steve Martin cold opening turns into a musical number about putting your all into a task. (S41E16) Peter Dinklage as singer Jonathan Comet in a mafia dive bar. (S04E01) Garrett Morris sings Three Little Tones with the female cast as backup in the cold opening. Three Little Tones was a real Big Band song from the 1930s that was based on the NBC Chimes. Dan Aykroyd plays an old-time studio announcer introducing the song. Everyone is dressed in period costumes and the song is performed completely unironically (although Laraine Newman rolls her eyes at one line.)

@MissFitHero Месяц назад

Great trailer reaction. I’m excited to see it, too!

@NerdSafari Месяц назад

Thank you, friend!!!

@MoviemaniaNick Месяц назад

I was hoping you guys would do a reaction to this. I watched it last night when it dropped and I can't wait to see this. I saw the cast movie poster and I thought the same thing you can tell who is who in it. lol There are so many great funny moments from it but I would say is Schwetty Balls, Jeopardy skits and I live in a van down by the river. lol

@NerdSafari Месяц назад

Thanks, Nick! Oh man, isn't Schwetty Balls an absolute classic! I loved pretty much anything that Alec Baldwin was involved with on SNL!

@kkachi 27 дней назад

Three favorite sketches? Too many to count, but one would be "Word Association" with Chevy Chase and Richard Pryor (S01E07). It was brilliant in its simplicity. Plus it would never have gotten on the air today. (Honorable mention to a skit later in the same episode with Dan Aykroyd as a bigoted father at the dinner table with his family talking about the blacks in the neighborhood taking over but not noticing that members of his family one by one excuse themselves but return to the table replaced by black actors). Second would be "Who's More Grizzled?" (S23E15). Third would probably be "Meet Your Second Wife" with Tina Fey and Amy Pohler (S41E09) or Reagan as a Mastermind (S12E06)

@NerdSafari 25 дней назад

Oh wow, what great picks for sketches! It had been years since we'd seen a couple of these so we had to re-watch them, but you're absolutely right about every one of these being classic, hilarious SNL sketches! Thanks for sending us back down memory lane!!!

@swagless6719 Месяц назад

The too many featured rappers had me lmfao

@AustinHarper Месяц назад

I can't pick one favorite skit, but here are my top 5: Andy Kaufman singing Mighty Mouse Paul Simon vs Connie Hawk 1-on-1 basketball Hot Tub Lovers Bruno Mars as Sad Mouse Christoph Waltz "What Have You Become?"

@NerdSafari Месяц назад

Oh my goodness, what great skits! I had forgotten about the majority of these, but just the names brought a smile to my face!!!

@batman7265 Месяц назад

First thing I thought was Steve Martin's King Tut song. I guess that might not be sketch .😃

@NerdSafari Месяц назад

Ha ha ha, we'd completely forgotten about that one! Great choice!

@kkachi 25 дней назад

Don't forget Steve Martin leading the entire cast in a musical cold opening called "Not Gonna Phone it in Tonight" (S17E09) which starts with Chris Farley showing Steve Martin the King Tut costume.

@MissFitHero Месяц назад

Betty White’s Dusty Muffins!

@NerdSafari Месяц назад

Oh man, I'd completely forgotten about that one! And Shwetty Balls!!!