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IMDbWorst Director | 1981 | Robert
Worst Screenplay | 1981 | Richard Christian
Worst Picture | 1981
Worst Actor | 1981 | Michael
Worst Actress | 1981 | Olivia
Worst Musical of Our First Years | 2005
Worst Original Song | 1981
Best Major Motion Picture Family Entertainment | 1981
Best Family Music Album | 1981
Best International Actress | 1980 | Olivia
Least Special Special Effects | 1980
Budget 20,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 22,762,571 USD
After Kira tells Sonny she is one of the Greek muses, she starts to say, "My real name is Terp" but Sonny shushes her and she never reveals her real name. She is there to help him open a dance club, and she is obviously a dancer, so her name is most likely Terpsichore, after the Greek muse of dance--although in the stage adaption of the film she was Clio, muse of history.
The soundtrack was an enormous success. The song "Magic" went to #1 on the US pop singles chart. In the UK the soundtrack album peaked at #2, and the single "Xanadu" was #1 for two weeks in July 1980.
Final film of Gene Kelly.
According to Dame Olivia Newton-John, the script was written during filming.
According to the special features on a recently released DVD, the cartoon sequence was added because the filmmakers needed to include an extra song written for the movie. Having a cartoon made for the song was easier than trying to make it fit into the movie.
"Danny McGuire: Hey, do you like Glenn Miller? Sonny: Do you like rock 'n' roll? Danny McGuire: I love rock 'n' roll. Sonny: I love Glenn Miller."
"Danny McGuire: Don't tell anyone, but I'm nervous. Kira: What about? Danny McGuire: I haven't had a club opening since... 1945. Wow. Kira: Then just pretend it's 1945 all over again. Danny McGuire: [looks fondly at Kira] I don't have to pretend. It *is* 1945 all over again."