The movie was filmed in the actual Studio 54 on West 54th Street in Manhattan, N.Y. which was the original home of CBS Studios in New York City where Toast of the Town (1948) was filmed half the time. The studio is connected to the Ed Sullivan Theatre on Broadway where half the time Sullivan's show was filmed, live. Beebe Stanley of "Beebe's Hollywood Bears" performed twice live in the 1950s and 1960s on the Ed Sullivan Show in both theaters and is the uncle of actress Arlene Fontaine who appeared as an extra in this movie. The Studio 54 club was also the filming location for United Artists' Piombo rovente (1957) when the club was the original CBS Studios.

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