Airdate: ABBA: Dancing Queen
This Swedish produced doco includes footage of ABBA: The Movie, awkwardly including actor Robert Hughes.
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Seven’s ABBA: Dancing Queen which airs tomorrow night is a Swedish produced doco but also includes interviews with Australians Glenn A. Baker, Annie Wright, Paul Dainty and Tom Oliver.
Director Lasse Hallström also talks about the filming of ABBA: The Movie, and awkwardly, it includes footage of Robert Hughes who appeared in the film.
Dancing Queen isn’t just ABBA’s most famous song – it’s also widely acknowledged as one of the best pop singles ever made. A classic recording from 1976 that still, more than three decades after it was first released, sends people out on the dance floors the world over. Dancing Queen was a number one single in the United States and topped the charts in innumerable countries – it’s almost easier to mention the nations where it didn’t top the charts.
Tonight, we visit the “Dancing Queen Studio” to hear the story of the creation of ABBA’s most popular song and its importance in ABBA’s success story.
7:30pm Tuesday on Seven.
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4 Responses
great, i just found out about this halfway thru the show! ;( I missed this article, but don’t remember seeing much, if any, promos for the show in the last few days?? Would have thought it would be heavily promoted during Sunday Night seeing as they had a story on Abba not long ago. Guess i will have to find it elsewhere to watch!
Useless filler anyone?
I can’t wait for a 1 hour special based on how the spelling of “ABBA” and how it is a palindrome.
People young and old will always be talking about ABBA for decades to come 🙂