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Clips from The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken

"that New York gave to us."
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"And the energy level at that point"
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"in the late '70s was really that, you know?"
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"It's survival. It's survival."
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"- This is '77."
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"Everybody know that time is hard now."
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"You know, if I was out there myself,"
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"I would've got what I wanted too."
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"- You were not among the looters?"
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"- No, I wasn't. Unfortunate."
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"- Do you feel personally threatened"
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"by the .44 Caliber Killer?"
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"- Yes, I do."
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"I don't feel free to go out,"
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"to walk the streets or go out at all."
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"- Very few people realize"
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"it's to do with anything but dance,"
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"but the lyrics don't talk about dance at all,"
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"and the lyrics very obviously state"
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"the scenario of survival."
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"- ♪ Whether you're a brother or whether you're a mother ♪"
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"♪ You're stayin' alive, stayin' alive ♪"
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"♪ Feel the city breaking and everybody shaking ♪"
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"♪ And we're stayin' alive, stayin' alive ♪"
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"♪ Ah, ha, ha, ha ♪"
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"♪ Stayin' alive, stayin' alive ♪"
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"- If you think about... ♪ Ha, ha, ha, ha ♪"
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"I mean, that could very easily have just been a horn line,"
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"but instead, their voices are so sick,"
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"they're like, "Nah, we're gonna sing it.""
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"♪ ♪"
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"- ♪ Oh, when you walk ♪"
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"- The general fever at the time"
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"was, "You must see this film.""
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"The songs precipitated the interest."
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"It was this cultural phenomenon."
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"["More Than a Woman"]"
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"- In the first week of release,"
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"they were having to hire extra staff in some cinemas"
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"to stop them dancing in the aisles."
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"- ♪ Girl, I've know you very well ♪"
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"♪ I've seen you growing every day ♪"
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"- Other movies were being put back"
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"or taken out of other screens to make room for "Fever.""
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"I mean, it was really quite a phenomenon."
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"John took me aside at one point and said,"
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""Hey, what do you think?"
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"You think maybe an Academy Award nomination?""
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"And I'm thinking, "Jesus Christ, no.""
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"I mean, this is ridiculous."
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"It's a dance movie, you know?"
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"He had the last laugh."
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"- And John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever.""
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"[cheers and applause]"
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"- The "Fever" thing happened."
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"That's when everything exploded."
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"Other record companies were printing it."
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"Then our record company couldn't keep up the pace."
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"- We didn't know what was going on"
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"because this was just a soundtrack."
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"- Could I ask, for example,"
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"what "Saturday Night Fever" has grossed thus far?"
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"- Around 110 million. [audience cheers]"
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"At the moment. In America."
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"- In America? - In America, yeah."
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"- And the album?"
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"- The album, I think, is nearing"
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"18 million double albums worldwide."
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"- But I mean, that would be the record-breaker of all time."
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"- Yes, it's already the biggest-grossing album"
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"in the history of music."
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"- The statistics are just incredible."
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"Four singles from "Saturday Night Fever""
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"have hit number one since the album was released,"
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"more than from any other new album in history."
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"That's just a few of the statistics"
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"that lead to gold records like this."
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"And so it's my privilege to say,"
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"ladies and gentlemen, will you welcome"
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"the Bee Gees!"
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"[cheers and applause]"
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"[Walter Murphy's "A Fifth of Beethoven"]"
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"Has it changed your lives, the enormous success of it?"
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"[disco-tinged classical music]"
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"- Yes, I can safely say it's changed our lives."
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"[camera shutters clicking]"
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"- The Bee Gees, I think, were stunned by their success."
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"♪ ♪"
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"- We were aware we were creating a specific sound,"
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"but we didn't know what it was gonna do."
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"♪ ♪"
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"- It did end up with them having half the top ten"
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"with these songs."
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"It was extraordinary."
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"Kind of the same domination the Beatles had"
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"in the '60s in America."
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"♪ ♪"
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"- They were just everywhere."
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"- But our own friends don't treat us the same way."
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"- What, from a distance, they treat you?"
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"- Well, I was speaking to one of my friends the other day,"
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"and as he was cleaning my shoes, I said, "Listen.""
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"[laughter]"
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"- Stigwood said,"
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""Let's give the band half a point or a quarter.""
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"Now, that's not a percentage. That's a tiny amount of money."
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"- But when you sell as many copies"
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"as "Saturday Night Fever" sold,"
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"it turns out to be big money."
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"♪ ♪"
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"- What are you doing"
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"with these millions of dollars?"
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"- What are you doing with your millions of dollars?"
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"- Oh, no. [laughter]"
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"- It is the biggest night of the year"
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"for people in the recording industry,"
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"the Grammy Awards."
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"- And the winner is "Saturday Night Fever.""
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"[cheers and applause] Whoo!"
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"- For a soundtrack to win Best Album was amazing."
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