Get ready to relive the golden era of “Saturday Night Live” because Jason Reitman‘s highly anticipated film about the iconic comedy show has finally secured its official title and release date.

Sony Pictures has announced that the film will be called “Saturday Night” and is set to hit theaters on October 20, 2023. The title, a simple yet powerful nod to the show’s legacy, promises a nostalgic journey back to the formative years of “SNL,” a time when the show truly defined the comedic landscape.

Reitman, known for his critically acclaimed works like “Up in the Air” and “Juno,” is stepping behind the camera for this project, and his father, the legendary Ivan Reitman, who directed the original “Ghostbusters,” is serving as an executive producer.

The film boasts an impressive cast that includes:

Bill Hader as a young Lorne Michaels

Keegan-Michael Key as Chevy Chase

Mikey Day as John Belushi

Aidy Bryant as Gilda Radner

Bowen Yang as Eddie Murphy

Ego Nwodim as Jane Curtin

While plot details remain under wraps, the film is expected to chronicle the chaotic and groundbreaking early years of “SNL,” showcasing the rise of iconic characters, sketches, and the show’s impact on pop culture.

With its star-studded cast and a director known for crafting compelling stories, “Saturday Night” is poised to be a must-see for fans of comedy and television history. The film promises to offer a glimpse behind the curtain of one of the most influential and enduring television shows of all time.

Mark your calendars for October 20th and get ready to laugh, cry, and relive the magic of “Saturday Night Live” in “Saturday Night.”