What is the song that is playing over the scene where Sara blanks Derek? [If you are talking about when they break up and ignore eachother at school, its 'Crazy' by Kacy and Jo Jo.]
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During the movie's opening credits, Julia Stiles' character is shown auditioning for Juilliard, which is misspelled as "Julliard" on a sign outside the room where the audition is occurring. See more...
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The woman who choreographed the dance scenes in the movie is also the choreographer for the Backstreet Boys. She uses a lot of "Backstreet style" dance moves in the movie, especially during Sarah's second audition for Juilliard. The dance moves she does with the chair are the same moves the Backstreet Boys use in their video for "As Long As You Love Me". See more...
Save the Last Dance (2001) - 2 questions
Directed by Thomas Carter, starring Fredro Starr, Julia Stiles, Kerry Washington, Sean Patrick Thomas (add more)
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What is the song that is playing over the scene where Sara blanks Derek? [If you are talking about when they break up and ignore eachother at school, its 'Crazy' by Kacy and Jo Jo.]
The first time Sarah goes out clubbing with Chenille, they run into some other girls from their school. One of them is Nikki, who gets mean and says that she's 'not walking on eggshells just because someone brought the Brady Bunch to the Negro club'. Chenille gets offended and yells "Nikki, you did not just call me a Negro." How is the term Negro offensive? Or were they just not allowed to say n*gg*r in this movie? (Perhaps to preserve the rating?) Someone please help - this has been driving me nuts. [Negro was the PC term in the 60's. While by no means vulgar, it has mostly fallen out of use and some people are offended by it.]
Answered by Grumpy Scot
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