I love this scene so much because it explains so much about Bree. With nothing left to clean, with nothing left to do, with nothing left to distract her she breaks down. It's a defining point in her character because Bree never deals with her feelings or situations. She just buries them under chores, and baking, and making her world perfect to not have to deal with her life falling apart.
@@elizabethedwards5688 typical Bree. She learnt the act of withholding emotions from her mother... This was revealed during the latter part of the series.
The entire set up of this scene is an outline of Bree's personality and character. She keeps her emotions in check and is polite on the phone even after receiving the most dreadful news...Followed by her continuation of shining the silverware and then straightening the table cloth. Her breakdown is such an eruption of sorrow and the most imperfect thing that could happen in her 'perfect' kitchen. Amazing.
Their marriage was a mess, but they LOVED each other. Bree was never the same after her husband died, and he basically died of a heartbreak thinking that Bree wants him dead.
+Pou mon That's my opinion too :D i think : 1-Felicty Huffman 2-Marcia Cross 3-Nicolette Sheridan 4-Teri Hatcher 5-Eva Longoria That's my ranking of their acting chops.
I remember Bree saying that she always cleaned silverware last because it reminded her of beautiful moments with Rex and for this reason, she said it was her favorite part when cleaning the house. It is but so dramatically ironic that now that Rex passed away as she was cleaning silverware, it might now be the part she likes the less as it will now remember her of Rex's death.
I hate George!!!! -.- Not only did he arrange it so that Rex would die but through his behaving and actions he made Rex think that Bree was the one to blame for his condition. He died in the believe that his own wife poisened him!!! And she really loved Rex! This scene is the best proof for that (of course I already knew it before that scene). It is so sad!!! And Marcia is great!!!!!!!! *___*
Bree was absent for a few episodes in season 3 due to Marcia cross going on maternity leave so bree and Orson were written as going on their honeymoon.
I love how the editor and director took the time with this scene and did not rush it. They showed how the news really sunk in and how the emotions came about progressively as Bree, who is composed, gave in and broke down.
When my twin brother died. everybody was falling apart around me. My parents lost it, my grand parents were a wreck, even uncles and aunts were in pieces, barely holding up. I was just 15 and i kept on living. I went back to school three days after his death, did my chores and his, helped my parents holding up and kept myself constantly busy and stuck to a strict routine in order to prevent myself from thinking about anything but what had to be done on a day to day, minute to minute basis. My parents were amazed at how i held up, and i didn't even feel like i was doing anything special myself. It was all very natural to me and the grief didn't seem to reach me. I remember being scared and angry of a life without him, but not sad. Then 2 months later my neighbour killed my dog. Then again, not a tear shed and life went on. 6 months after that my neighbour was dead and the police concluded to a suicide. 2 months after his death i left the house, school, the country and the mourning finally begun. It took ten years to get better, and i never told to a soul what i did during those ten years.
That's how all women are, women love it when Men treat them like shit. Treat a woman good and she has no respect for a Man. Men have figured this out about women a long time ago. It works, it's very effective.
@@tanncheevasit2398 omg ty I hated her so much she was so childish she did care for Mike she only wanted him because Kathrine did and the shows head writer said he only did it this way because he was afraid to lose viewers the pussy
More than 10 years later and this is the scene I think of when I remember this show. What an actress Marcia Cross was in bringing Bree to life. Bravo, bravo, bravo! 👏🏿
Goddamn legendary. So satisfying, character-wise, to finally see Bree completely break down and drop her facade. Especially after failing to put her emotions at bay with her obsessive-compulsive behaviour.
At first I was like "He must still be alive, why wouldn't they show him dying or have him die in the operation?" and then I realized that the suddenness of his death made it that much more emotional and shocking- if he went in for the operation people would have been expecting it. Clever writers.
I remember when I learned about my mother's passing. As I learned I wash my dishes first and then go straight to my room then burst. I totally can relate to this scene to extreme level.
That pause after she fixes the table cloth is what set the mood for me. She just stares into nothingness for a few seconds, it made my heart sink. And the cry that follows, my God.
I can still remember watching this scene in the summer of 2004. It completely knocked the wind out of my sails and all these years later, it still does.
Wow, i have never seen such great acting. She was busy doing something. Got a phone call that her husband is dead. Got a hold of her self until everything was perfect. And broke down. Simiply amazing.
Whatever Rex might have done, he was still Bree's love of her life ! She admits it later in the serie and she truly regreted how they couldn't fix their relationship. I love Marcia Cross !
Rex didn't do anything. All of his life was Brees choices. Even his death because she put George in her life. She was a very cold woman. And Rex didn't want to cheat on her . But his sexual preferences were very hard. And bree always wanted to control everything. Bit I agree. The chene was very touching. And until this point before Rex dies their relationship was at its best. I loved that couple. And I feel sory for Rex murdered by this lunatic George. I hate this character .
@@edgaromarquinonesaviles6996 because he always wanted to help people. Mike was the best. And he has also a difficult life like bree but he never become so cold as a person like this woman. In fact he became the opposite
THIS IS MY FAVORITE DH SCENE..NOT SAD BUT REAL..THE WAY SHE CONTINUED HER REGIMENT EVEN IN TRAGEDY..MAKING SURE HER WORK IS FINISHED BEFORE TAKING A BREAK TO DEAL WITH IT..SHE KNOWS HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS COUNT ON HER WHETHER THEY ADMIT TO NOT LIKING HER OR NOT
yrandyc11 Actually, her "continuing in regiment" is not only because of her tidy and a bit opsesive character. If you watch the entire episode, there's a prologue to this, that puts this scene into a whole new perspective. In that scene, in Rex's hospital room, she and Rex reconcile, and actually portray the love and devotion they really have for one another. And during that, the silverware is mentioned in context that Bree ends her spring cleaning always with the polishing of that same silverware that they got as a wedding gift. And then, Bree explains that she does that because it reminds her of their wedding day, and of the aunt that gave her the silver as a gift with words - The best is yet to come... And as she polishes it, she reminisces and gets strength and certainty from those words. The scene ends with Rex getting scared that he might die because of the operation, and she consoled him with repeting those words to him... That makes this scene all the more tragic, and having that said in mind, it's not only because of her being who she is, it's also a coping mechanism, with which she tries to keep it together by convincing herself that the best is still yet to come. I wish someone posted both scenes together, that would be even more effective. But this scene is absolutely perfect in every way. The camera angles, the expressions, the emotions, her acting, the music...simply breathtaking
Through the entire first season, Bree used her domestic skills to make herself feel better about her life and to hide just how rough things have gotten. This is the moment when even making her house look perfect can't help her feel better. It's one of the most heartbreaking scenes of the entire series.
This scene tore me apart. She works so hard to keep everything together and then in just a single moment her whole world is shattered. Just breaks my heart.
words dont describe how hard i sobbed when i saw this. best actress on the show. its heartbreaking in a way few shows have conveyed. i truly love this charachter.
This scene moved me because this is how I react when I receive bad news, even if not that terrible. I-must-finish-what-I-was-doing-first. Then I take in account what I've just heard!
I loved how she kept her cool while on the phone with the doctor and waited til she puts the silverware away and sat down and finally break down and start crying....I remember this scene from the first Season Finale back in 2005.
There is a profound and thorough study of the stories in this tv show. One day, my mother watched with me this episode, and she asked to me: 'But why Bree continues to clean the silverware after the news about the death of her husband? She is very strange!'. I told to my mother that Bree isnt't strange, but there is a story behind this fact. I said that in a previous episode, Bree said that when she cleans the silverware, she thinks about the family, about the sons and about the affections. That's why she continues to cleans after this terrible news.
That is sooo sad, Marcia Cross is amazing It is so Bree the way she has to finish the silver before she can cry It's really moving the way she holds on to the table When I first saw it the end of this scene nearly made me cry and I NEVER cry
This scene is so unbelievably powerful... Bree was always the one to keep her composure through everything, even after hearing the news about her husband. When she sees his empty chair it just finally sinks in and she completely let’s go. This has happened to me several times. When my husband passed, I would tear up every time I saw his empty side of the bed... then one day, I was doing laundry and I hadn’t washed his pillowcase since after he passed. As I took it off, i inhaled the scent and it smelled just like him. I collapsed to the bed and I was screaming into the mattress just as Marcia did in the scene... i don’t know why I continue to watch this scene... it hits so close to home but it reminds me so much of memories that I miss.
I cannot understand how Marcia Cross did not get Emmy Awards for her unparalleled performance in this incredible series. As a character, she evolved so much as a human being, reinventing herself from someone who started out as extremely obsessive-compulsive and controlling to a woman who was more free-spirited and vulnerable to others in her life. I just feel like Marcia's character of Bree, more than any of the other main characters in this series, showed the greatest acting ability in portraying a character who changed the most as a person throughout this series. I never get tired of seeing Marcia's brilliance on this show.
Seems just like yesterday. Great performance. She got into her character. There is no loss like that one of a loved one. "All is well, nothing's wrong". That breakdown was so real it hurts.
Alexis Goitia i loved orson in the earlier seasons. they were so good together but i of course eventually hated him especially when his stealing caused edies death
Niko and how come they didn't show that Orson's character never avowed remorse about Edie's death, especially when she was so nice to him. She was the only person who regularly visited him when he was in jail.
Ohhh Bree,,, ah man, tough scene to watch. Me and my dad watched Desperate Housewives till the end. It's our favorite show... Bree was a very complicated woman but always perfect. She finally breaks down and it's so sad to watch but it's 1 of my fav scenes... 😓
People wondered why she kept cleaning. Two reasons: (1) In a previous episode Rex tells her that he notices things she does around spring cleaning, including polishing the silver. She def looked a lil happy to find that Rex indeed notice what she does in taking care of things. (2) Bree ofcourse has a stone kind of OCD and she is a perfectionist. It also states that when she was 10 her bio mom was killed in a hit and run. She went to clean the blood from the street and felt better when it was done. In this case, she had nothing to do after the silver.....therefore she's left to grief and falls apart.
Reaction to such news is very individual from person to person. I was really close with my grandma, doctors had trouble extubating her, getting her to breathe on her own after her heart surgery. She passed away in the hospital. When my mother received the call and told us, she herself became hysterical-started to cry immediately. I just felt numb. My mother and sister hugged and cried, I took my phone, spent good amount of time making sure the most important things are in order and then I went for a long walk along the sea. I didn't cry for several hours. It was very deep pain, something I felt for the first time in my life, but at first I think there was just disbelief mixed with anger and the feeling of it all being surreal. Marcia Cross did a great job in this scene.
It's totally amazing how great Marcia acts this scene. I mean the way she starts to do her favourite chore a lot faster when it's too painful to think about the marriage, when she just found out about Rex's death. Even though it's just a TV show, I felt so bad for Bree.
One of the most heartbreaking scene in the movie history 😭😭🙏🙏 I literally busted crying watching this, because you can truly feel the pain in her voice 😢😢 her scream is so *powerful* ...
Perhaps, since there was a lot that we didn't see before the events in the show. It would be cool to see a series about younger Bree. To me, Orson was her equal and it was terrible to see how their relationship ended.
Gee, thanks for that fact. I was stating her being the best housewife because the show is called Desperate Housewives....even though at some point in the series each one of them hasn't been just a housewife
I love this scene so much because it explains so much about Bree. With nothing left to clean, with nothing left to do, with nothing left to distract her she breaks down. It's a defining point in her character because Bree never deals with her feelings or situations. She just buries them under chores, and baking, and making her world perfect to not have to deal with her life falling apart.
nice analysis
Andrea . You said exactly what i was thinking it just a shame she didn,t show her family how vulnerable she was
Her scream... I still cry even today when I listen to it...
@@elizabethedwards5688 typical Bree. She learnt the act of withholding emotions from her mother... This was revealed during the latter part of the series.
I read this in Mary Alice's voice
this may be one of the most heartbreaking scene of the whole tv show
Definitely! I come back to this one when I need to express my own sadness
Bob Kuusela same here hahha! I cry so hard watching this haha
Fernando Van De Kamp fuck yea! Marcia Cross is such an underrated actress ! :0
Yeah she is!
+Isa Collins Marcia Cross and Felicity were the best actresses of the show then comes Nicolette then Teri and the weakest is Eva.
The entire set up of this scene is an outline of Bree's personality and character. She keeps her emotions in check and is polite on the phone even after receiving the most dreadful news...Followed by her continuation of shining the silverware and then straightening the table cloth. Her breakdown is such an eruption of sorrow and the most imperfect thing that could happen in her 'perfect' kitchen. Amazing.
I'm really late but I'm French and I think that our version of this scene is more emotional
AeroBarz but his operation, it’s not until tomorrow.
Your version?
Oh man that scream...hit me damn hard seeing her collapse like that when she was always pro at keeping it together. Powerful stuff.
That scream.. U can truly feel the pain in her voice.. I just burst crying
she deserve a fucking Oscar for this scene!
Bree was definitely one of my favs from the show. Marcia cross acting is absolutely outstanding.
true
This is probably one of the finest scene in the serie's history.
She is such a good actress...
Their marriage was a mess, but they LOVED each other. Bree was never the same after her husband died, and he basically died of a heartbreak thinking that Bree wants him dead.
I wonder if that played a part in Bree's dream, when she visualized marrying Karl. In that scenario, Orson died alone, while always thinking of Bree
Marcia Cross was the best actress of the show, with Felicty Huffman.
+Pou mon That's my opinion too :D i think :
1-Felicty Huffman
2-Marcia Cross
3-Nicolette Sheridan
4-Teri Hatcher
5-Eva Longoria
That's my ranking of their acting chops.
+Linda K totally agree with you 100%
I'd put Felicity before Eva.
Ricardo Vela Amen!
Too bad Felicity killed her career
I remember Bree saying that she always cleaned silverware last because it reminded her of beautiful moments with Rex and for this reason, she said it was her favorite part when cleaning the house.
It is but so dramatically ironic that now that Rex passed away as she was cleaning silverware, it might now be the part she likes the less as it will now remember her of Rex's death.
I hate George!!!! -.- Not only did he arrange it so that Rex would die but through his behaving and actions he made Rex think that Bree was the one to blame for his condition. He died in the believe that his own wife poisened him!!!
And she really loved Rex! This scene is the best proof for that (of course I already knew it before that scene). It is so sad!!! And Marcia is great!!!!!!!! *___*
The saddest part was when the camera panned out to show Rex's empty seat... =(
This scene is just so tragic and overwhelming. It's also the first scene in Desperate Housewives that really gave me the goosebumps. Amazing!
That cry is worth a million emmys. Touches me every time
One of the best scenes in TV history. WOW
Marcia Cross went above and beyond with acting Bree in Seasons 1 & 2.
She steals the spotlight in every scene she is in.
Her absence in season 3 is very noticeable.
@@yumdisc4981 She is in season 3 though
Bree was absent for a few episodes in season 3 due to Marcia cross going on maternity leave so bree and Orson were written as going on their honeymoon.
I love how the editor and director took the time with this scene and did not rush it. They showed how the news really sunk in and how the emotions came about progressively as Bree, who is composed, gave in and broke down.
When my twin brother died. everybody was falling apart around me. My parents lost it, my grand parents were a wreck, even uncles and aunts were in pieces, barely holding up. I was just 15 and i kept on living. I went back to school three days after his death, did my chores and his, helped my parents holding up and kept myself constantly busy and stuck to a strict routine in order to prevent myself from thinking about anything but what had to be done on a day to day, minute to minute basis. My parents were amazed at how i held up, and i didn't even feel like i was doing anything special myself. It was all very natural to me and the grief didn't seem to reach me. I remember being scared and angry of a life without him, but not sad.
Then 2 months later my neighbour killed my dog. Then again, not a tear shed and life went on.
6 months after that my neighbour was dead and the police concluded to a suicide. 2 months after his death i left the house, school, the country and the mourning finally begun.
It took ten years to get better, and i never told to a soul what i did during those ten years.
Jesus. I’m so sorry. I remember my dad died and it took me 6 months to cry.
it's admirable how bree loved him even though he was a jerk to her
That's how all women are, women love it when Men treat them like shit. Treat a woman good and she has no respect for a Man. Men have figured this out about women a long time ago. It works, it's very effective.
Kenny James don't generalize because not all women are like that
Ha Ha Yea Right!
Kenny James if you want to believe that fine, it's your problem
Actually lexie it's a fact. It's worked wonders for me and plenty of other Men. I do appreciate your concern.
Much more touching than Mike's death. Thanks to the incredible Marcia Cross.
+Anissa Guettaf It isn't more touching it's just the way she cries is amazing.
+Nena Nena of course but I find it more touching too
Anissa Guettaf Okay :)
Staying with Susan was the dumbest thing a character can do
@@tanncheevasit2398 omg ty I hated her so much she was so childish she did care for Mike she only wanted him because Kathrine did and the shows head writer said he only did it this way because he was afraid to lose viewers the pussy
When Rex was in the hospital, and him and her talked about their wedding silver. Man this scene is moving.
More than 10 years later and this is the scene I think of when I remember this show. What an actress Marcia Cross was in bringing Bree to life. Bravo, bravo, bravo! 👏🏿
💯💯💯💯
Bree is a fascinating character. I remember watching this scene years ago, never forgot the emotions that came with it, great show! ^^
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Goddamn legendary. So satisfying, character-wise, to finally see Bree completely break down and drop her facade. Especially after failing to put her emotions at bay with her obsessive-compulsive behaviour.
At first I was like "He must still be alive, why wouldn't they show him dying or have him die in the operation?" and then I realized that the suddenness of his death made it that much more emotional and shocking- if he went in for the operation people would have been expecting it. Clever writers.
I remember when I learned about my mother's passing. As I learned I wash my dishes first and then go straight to my room then burst. I totally can relate to this scene to extreme level.
That pause after she fixes the table cloth is what set the mood for me. She just stares into nothingness for a few seconds, it made my heart sink. And the cry that follows, my God.
I can still remember watching this scene in the summer of 2004. It completely knocked the wind out of my sails and all these years later, it still does.
It's actually kinda scary how you can hear the clock in the back. How alone Bree is..
Oscar should be given to the camera man bravo!
i agree! great camera work!
I wish I could have been there to see how Marcia continued on after the director yelled, "Cut!" To see what it was like in the room. Very interesting.
My heart breaks every time I watch this scene.
Marcia deserved the Emmy for this!! I can't believe she never won for her work on the show!
There's nothing like that big emptiness in your soul when you lose someone you love. It doesn't always translate to tears right away.
her performance here is fantastic. Her cry is so gut wrenching & full of anguish. she did a good job, made me cray lol
Wow, i have never seen such great acting. She was busy doing something. Got a phone call that her husband is dead. Got a hold of her self until everything was perfect. And broke down. Simiply amazing.
Wow i didnt really care much about rex and i had dry eyes until she started crying, that performance brought me to tears in seconds
Whatever Rex might have done, he was still Bree's love of her life ! She admits it later in the serie and she truly regreted how they couldn't fix their relationship. I love Marcia Cross !
Rex didn't do anything. All of his life was Brees choices. Even his death because she put George in her life. She was a very cold woman. And Rex didn't want to cheat on her . But his sexual preferences were very hard. And bree always wanted to control everything. Bit I agree. The chene was very touching. And until this point before Rex dies their relationship was at its best. I loved that couple. And I feel sory for Rex murdered by this lunatic George. I hate this character .
This is the saddest scene of Desperate Housewives
Thomas Hernandez the saddest scene is mike's death:-( that's what I think♡
@@amandaeklund9499 nope Mike had it coming
That and Mike's death
@@edgaromarquinonesaviles6996 because he always wanted to help people. Mike was the best. And he has also a difficult life like bree but he never become so cold as a person like this woman. In fact he became the opposite
This show had a lot of great acting in it and a lot of emotional moments but to me this has to be the best one.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE DH SCENE..NOT SAD BUT REAL..THE WAY SHE CONTINUED HER REGIMENT EVEN IN TRAGEDY..MAKING SURE HER WORK IS FINISHED BEFORE TAKING A BREAK TO DEAL WITH IT..SHE KNOWS HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS COUNT ON HER WHETHER THEY ADMIT TO NOT LIKING HER OR NOT
yrandyc11 Actually, her "continuing in regiment" is not only because of her tidy and a bit opsesive character. If you watch the entire episode, there's a prologue to this, that puts this scene into a whole new perspective. In that scene, in Rex's hospital room, she and Rex reconcile, and actually portray the love and devotion they really have for one another. And during that, the silverware is mentioned in context that Bree ends her spring cleaning always with the polishing of that same silverware that they got as a wedding gift. And then, Bree explains that she does that because it reminds her of their wedding day, and of the aunt that gave her the silver as a gift with words - The best is yet to come... And as she polishes it, she reminisces and gets strength and certainty from those words. The scene ends with Rex getting scared that he might die because of the operation, and she consoled him with repeting those words to him... That makes this scene all the more tragic, and having that said in mind, it's not only because of her being who she is, it's also a coping mechanism, with which she tries to keep it together by convincing herself that the best is still yet to come.
I wish someone posted both scenes together, that would be even more effective. But this scene is absolutely perfect in every way. The camera angles, the expressions, the emotions, her acting, the music...simply breathtaking
@@TheIntelligentOne11 Wow, your response was EXCELLENT!!! Great explanation
Through the entire first season, Bree used her domestic skills to make herself feel better about her life and to hide just how rough things have gotten. This is the moment when even making her house look perfect can't help her feel better. It's one of the most heartbreaking scenes of the entire series.
This scene tore me apart. She works so hard to keep everything together and then in just a single moment her whole world is shattered. Just breaks my heart.
2020 and for me, this is still painfully legendary.
words dont describe how hard i sobbed when i saw this. best actress on the show. its heartbreaking in a way few shows have conveyed. i truly love this charachter.
Marcia's crying was more real than actual crying...
i cried so much at tis scene... and i was eleven
i'm a grown man and it just made me cry like it just happened to me. ;_;
The most heart breaking scene in the whole series.
This scene moved me because this is how I react when I receive bad news, even if not that terrible. I-must-finish-what-I-was-doing-first.
Then I take in account what I've just heard!
I loved how she kept her cool while on the phone with the doctor and waited til she puts the silverware away and sat down and finally break down and start crying....I remember this scene from the first Season Finale back in 2005.
Bree is the strong one and to see her cry like that brings tears to my eyes.
I think this was the saddest scene in all 8 seasons. Oh my god what a spectacular actress.
This is literally one of the most powerful scenes in the entire series
Oscar worthy scene. Brilliant acting 😍
What an amazing shot! I love the smooth movements of the dolly track!
This scene is so heart breaking... Poor Bree !
There is a profound and thorough study of the stories in this tv show. One day, my mother watched with me this episode, and she asked to me: 'But why Bree continues to clean the silverware after the news about the death of her husband? She is very strange!'.
I told to my mother that Bree isnt't strange, but there is a story behind this fact. I said that in a previous episode, Bree said that when she cleans the silverware, she thinks about the family, about the sons and about the affections. That's why she continues to cleans after this terrible news.
how amazing is this actress... wow!
Every time i come here i know i'll cry... Such an amazing scene!!!
this scene set the stage for Bree’s breakdown which took place over most of the next season. absolutely heartbreaking to watch.
That's a master class scene!
Oscar worthy acting!
Oscar is for films. TV is for Emmys.
That is sooo sad, Marcia Cross is amazing
It is so Bree the way she has to finish the silver before she can cry
It's really moving the way she holds on to the table
When I first saw it the end of this scene nearly made me cry and I NEVER cry
she really is a perfectionist. i've never seen such great acting!
This scene is so unbelievably powerful... Bree was always the one to keep her composure through everything, even after hearing the news about her husband. When she sees his empty chair it just finally sinks in and she completely let’s go. This has happened to me several times. When my husband passed, I would tear up every time I saw his empty side of the bed... then one day, I was doing laundry and I hadn’t washed his pillowcase since after he passed. As I took it off, i inhaled the scent and it smelled just like him. I collapsed to the bed and I was screaming into the mattress just as Marcia did in the scene... i don’t know why I continue to watch this scene... it hits so close to home but it reminds me so much of memories that I miss.
I cannot understand how Marcia Cross did not get Emmy Awards for her unparalleled performance in this incredible series. As a character, she evolved so much as a human being, reinventing herself from someone who started out as extremely obsessive-compulsive and controlling to a woman who was more free-spirited and vulnerable to others in her life. I just feel like Marcia's character of Bree, more than any of the other main characters in this series, showed the greatest acting ability in portraying a character who changed the most as a person throughout this series. I never get tired of seeing Marcia's brilliance on this show.
I understand her. When you got nothing else to do, it open your mind to things you try to forget.
I felt so horrible for Bree during this moment, and knowing her background of why she's so meticulous about everything is just as tragic.
Dutie over your own emotions. It’s 2020 and this scene gets me everytime
Awwww she loved Rex. :(
Seems just like yesterday. Great performance. She got into her character. There is no loss like that one of a loved one. "All is well, nothing's wrong". That breakdown was so real it hurts.
This scene is the best !!! I'm crying so hard, Bree is so strong, She stays humble when she received the call !
The storylines for Bree always struck me as particularly pointed... as if Cherry was trying to work through some issues with his own mother...
My God.. she is one heck of an actress
Hated that they killed him off. He and Bree had so much passion for each other :/
+sesskag17 NO he was a jackass her and Orson were good.
Oh yeah? I, on the contrary, was glad they killed that bitch. Bree deserved better.
Alexis Goitia i loved orson in the earlier seasons. they were so good together but i of course eventually hated him especially when his stealing caused edies death
Niko and how come they didn't show that Orson's character never avowed remorse about Edie's death, especially when she was so nice to him. She was the only person who regularly visited him when he was in jail.
Bree is also a bitch,she cheated Orson for Karl.actually Rex was best with Bree,thats the truth,but they killed the character.
Listen to the great soundtrack... watch the great scene and picture... watching Marcia Cross!
Bree is the best actress. She was fantastic as Kimberly Show and now this scene... showing how lonely she was
Ohhh Bree,,, ah man, tough scene to watch. Me and my dad watched Desperate Housewives till the end. It's our favorite show... Bree was a very complicated woman but always perfect. She finally breaks down and it's so sad to watch but it's 1 of my fav scenes... 😓
People wondered why she kept cleaning. Two reasons: (1) In a previous episode Rex tells her that he notices things she does around spring cleaning, including polishing the silver. She def looked a lil happy to find that Rex indeed notice what she does in taking care of things. (2) Bree ofcourse has a stone kind of OCD and she is a perfectionist. It also states that when she was 10 her bio mom was killed in a hit and run. She went to clean the blood from the street and felt better when it was done. In this case, she had nothing to do after the silver.....therefore she's left to grief and falls apart.
This is my absolute favorite scene of the entire series! It makes me cry everytime I watch it.
Reaction to such news is very individual from person to person.
I was really close with my grandma, doctors had trouble extubating her, getting her to breathe on her own after her heart surgery. She passed away in the hospital. When my mother received the call and told us, she herself became hysterical-started to cry immediately. I just felt numb. My mother and sister hugged and cried, I took my phone, spent good amount of time making sure the most important things are in order and then I went for a long walk along the sea. I didn't cry for several hours. It was very deep pain, something I felt for the first time in my life, but at first I think there was just disbelief mixed with anger and the feeling of it all being surreal. Marcia Cross did a great job in this scene.
undoubtedly one of the best performances by Marcia Cross. I also cry in this scene
I have known that immense pain. It's emotional..and physical pain all at the same time. Poor Bre ;(
this scene is beautifully done. Bree is definitly my favourite housewife.
It's totally amazing how great Marcia acts this scene. I mean the way she starts to do her favourite chore a lot faster when it's too painful to think about the marriage, when she just found out about Rex's death. Even though it's just a TV show, I felt so bad for Bree.
It was one of the first times that Bree showed true emotion and mask slipped.
One of the most heartbreaking scene in the movie history 😭😭🙏🙏 I literally busted crying watching this, because you can truly feel the pain in her voice 😢😢 her scream is so *powerful* ...
I've just watched this scene again after a whole decade. Still can't help but cry. Fantastic acting from Marcia.
This scene is genius, I like so much the denying period, when she seems ok and continues to do what she did beforebto realuze what just happened
God damn, Marcia's acting... Larger than life.
I know their story and all, and despite Rex attitude, etc. I'd like to believe bree and him would have really reconciled and be happy again...
Perhaps, since there was a lot that we didn't see before the events in the show. It would be cool to see a series about younger Bree.
To me, Orson was her equal and it was terrible to see how their relationship ended.
Bree would have to be the best housewife 💥 amazing character, amazing scene ❤
Even though for the majority of it, she isn't even a housewife.
Gee, thanks for that fact. I was stating her being the best housewife because the show is called Desperate Housewives....even though at some point in the series each one of them hasn't been just a housewife
This scene was way better than the scene when mike died.
Overall, I miss all of them. I miss the show, everything. I watch it from time to time and have never really got tired of it. Such is the magic!
She’s always my favourite character in this show 😍
I still love this. What a great performance!
:'( Poor Bree. I'm so glad she gets her comeuppance on that psycho pharmacist!
Idk why but when Bree cries i cry
The music 🖤
And honestly, i just can't understand how they didn't give Marcia cross the golden globe, but they would give someone like America fererra. -.-