Yes, "Urban Cowboy" is inspired by a true story. The film, released in 1980 and directed by James Bridges, draws from the life of a young man named Gilley, who was a regular at Gilley’s, a popular honky-tonk bar in Pasadena, Texas. The film reflects the culture of urban cowboys and the burgeoning popularity of country music and line dancing in urban settings during the late 1970s and early 1980s. It showcases themes of love, conflict, and the blending of rural and urban lifestyles.

As of October 2023, "Urban Cowboy" is not available on Netflix. However, it is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video for subscribers. You may also have the option to rent or purchase the movie on platforms like Amazon, Google Play, or YouTube. Always check the specific service for the most current availability, as streaming options can change frequently.

In "Urban Cowboy," John Travolta's character, Bud, learns to dance primarily from the character Sissy, played by Debra Winger. Their interactions and dance scenes showcase the evolution of their relationship, as Sissy teaches Bud the two-step and other country dance moves. The film, set in a Texas honky-tonk bar, emphasizes the importance of dance in their romance and the culture surrounding it. The choreography and dancing contribute significantly to the film's overall theme of love and personal expression.

"Urban Cowboy" was primarily filmed in Houston, Texas. The movie, released in 1980, showcases the city's vibrant country music scene and features the famous Gilley's Club, which was a significant setting in the film. The story revolves around the life and love of a young man, played by John Travolta, in the context of the urban cowboy culture that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s.