Cast
- John Travolta as Tony Manero
- Karen Lynn Gorney as Stephanie Mangano
- Barry Miller as Bobby C.
- Joseph Cali as Joey
- Paul Pape as Double J.
- Donna Pescow as Annette, a former girlfriend of Tony, still in love with him
- Bruce Ornstein as Gus
- Val Bisoglio as Frank Manero, Sr, Tony's father; an unemployed construction worker
- Julie Bovasso as Flo Manero, Tony's mother
- Martin Shakar as Father Frank Manero, Jr, Tony's brother; a Catholic priest
- Nina Hansen as Tony's grandmother
- Lisa Peluso as Linda Manero, Tony's sister
- Sam Coppola as Dan Fusco, paint store owner, Tony's boss
- Denny Dillon as Doreen
- Bert Michaels as Pete, owner of dance studio
- Robert Costanzo as Paint store customer
- Robert Weil as Becker
- Shelly Batt as the girl who kisses Tony on the dance floor, as 'Al Pacino'
- Fran Drescher as Connie (Drescher's film debut)
- Donald Gantry as Jay Langhart
- Ann Travolta as Pizza girl (Travolta's sister)
- Helen Travolta as Lady in paint store (Travolta's mother)
- Monti Rock III as The deejay
- Adrienne King as Dancer (uncredited)
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