Fosse/Verdon | Season 1 Ep. 3: Standing Ovation Scene | FX

Do you hear them, Gwen?
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Bob Fosse is a visionary filmmaker and one of theater’s most influential choreographers and directors. Gwen Verdon is the greatest Broadway dancer of all time. Fosse/Verdon will tell the story of these two brilliant, complicated individuals - the love they shared, the art they created, and the price they paid in the pursuit of greatness.
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Fosse/Verdon | Season 1 Ep. 3: Standing Ovation Scene | FX
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[@jamesbrewer7838]

One of the finest pieces of acting ever to grace a screen. Michelle Williams is a genius. Breathtaking.

[@ldbarrera]

The best two minutes of acting from anyone this year. She takes my breath away

[@CaspianKasabian]

I cried during this scene. Michelle better take home the Emmy!

[@corytheweirdo12]

Absolutely haunting scene

[@clarequilty4962]

They were chanting "Gwen" according to the bios.

[@rbjnla]

Michelle did such a good job on this

[@clarequilty4962]

This couldn't have been at the end of "Cancan" because she says she's in the middle of a quick change. This must have happened after Verdon's legendary Garden of Eden number.

[@boynamedalexxx]

Every once and a while, something like this happens, and it’s a very significant moment in the theater-I saw the closing performance of the 2011 revival of ‘Follies’ starring Bernadette Peters, and the number ‘Who’s that woman?’ brought the house down; there was a several minute standing ovation, where the women all stepped forward and took a bow. Was pretty magical.

[@clarequilty4962]

@@boynamedalexxx I only wish you could have seen the original production of "Follies," because the "Mirror, Mirror" number had a raised platform for the young "ghosts" to suddenly appear on. It was stunning.

[@SalveRegina8]

All I see is pain & despair.

[@serenitybeats1677]

Why is she making that face