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On October 11, 1975 at 11:30 p.m., a fierce group of young comedians and writers changed television forever. Find out what happened behind the scenes in the 90 minutes leading up to the first broadcast of Saturday Night Live (1975). Matt Wood plays John Belushi on Saturday night, see the rest of the cast and their real-life counterparts. Dan Aykroyd was the only SNL cast member to read the script. John Belushi walked in the door 39 seconds late for the show. In fact, it came right away. Lorne Michaels: Look, my name is Lorne Michaels, I’m the Saturday Night Producer.

Lorne Michaels: [sarcastically] Yeah, all night

The movie opens with a quote from Lorne Michaels: “The show doesn’t go on because it’s ready, it goes on because it’s 11:30.” Featured in Eddie Murphy, Hollywood’s le roi noir (2023). Ixoo “Chickenweed” ChawzWritten by Don Sento and Martin Garner Starring Don Sento and Martin Garner. As someone who grew up with Saturday Night Live (SNL) playing in the background on Saturday nights thanks to my parents, it’s no surprise that I developed a deep affection for the show. Over the years, the format and the talent involved have continued to improve. Even though I’m from an era with names like Seth Meyers, Jimmy Fallon, and Tina Fey, I’ve always looked back fondly on the classic episodes. There are sketches from decades past that I still look at because they are so iconic. Of course, all of this got me interested in the movie Saturday Night, which is now in theaters.

Most people take Saturday Night Live for granted

And if you’re a fan of the show, especially one old enough to have seen the original cast in the 1970s, here’s why you should check this out. , a simple watch, a way to laugh late at night. But what many don’t realize is how chaotic and stressful it was to get the show off the ground, especially in the early days. The film delves into the behind-the-scenes madness that led up to its premiere on October 11, 1975. Ninety minutes before it aired, the set wasn’t finished, people were being fired, mistakes were being made left and right. It was a whirlwind of confusion and stress, and the film puts you right in the middle of it. From the moment you step onto the set, there’s an undeniable energy as everyone scrambles to get things ready.

It’s a thrilling ride without a single dull moment

Directed by Jason Reitman, Saturday Night feels like his best work since 2009, it’s up in the air. His direction infuses the film with a kinetic, almost frantic energy, perfectly capturing the chaos of a live show on the brink of collapse. The cast gives excellent performances, each one embodying Reitman’s well-defined high-octane. Dylan O’Brien plays Dan Aykroyd, Cory Michael Smith captures the essence of Chevy Chase, and Nicholas Brown impressively balances two distinct characters throughout the film. The standout, though, is Gabriel LaBelle as Lorne Michaels, who underpins it all. LaBelle, who was solid in Spielberg’s The Fabelmans, really shines here, giving a standout performance that anchors the entire film. Michael’s performance is captivating, he takes over the film almost completely, with only a few scenes where he is not the center of attention.

, has one notable flaw: It stretches the believability of how all of this could have unfolded in just 90 minutes

Now, while Saturday Night is great at capturing the essence of its characters and creating humor to make the audience laugh. While the movie isn’t intended to represent SNL sketches per se, I couldn’t help but feel that the story ended a little abruptly. I was waiting for the conclusion, but it still felt like there might be a few more beats before the credits rolled.

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