I love his shows, the music is wonderful, it and the dances are fresh and just so fun and done so perfectly.

Mmmm, if I were not watching the results I would yank this up in a heart beat. I simply cannot go long without the music and the dancing.

It is very worth the time to watch. IMO

The costumes and wigs for Sweet Charity are killer. I was watching a documentary about him about 2 weeks ago. The scene where they sing "Hey Big Spender" was challenging for him since the stage version had to be recreated for the film version. I think it was fantastic!

it took him over.

You must have seen All That Jazz. I even love watching that, sad as it is. That group of people has captured me for so long.

I always mourn that he has passed when I see anything of his.

I remember reading something about that scene. How anyone could do that leaves me just breathless.

If you remember the name of the doc I would be on that as soon as I get my horses out and stalls clean.

I have to go but I just realized I did not mention his direction. I don't think I could ever begin to discuss that but would love to hear what you have to say about it. Seriously, I just love this.

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The "Big Spender" part starts at 35 minute time stamp.

I LOVE "All That Jazz" so much I bought it. I learned from the documentary that his real-life daughter was in the film. She is a dancer who is stretching at a soda machine and the producers tell her to move away.

thank you. Watched it all.

I liked it and the acting was great.

This one may be hard to find? I don't think I can get it but I will look around, not sure I got to the end but I remember liking it.

Fosse/Verdon explores the real-life relationship between filmmaker/choreographer Bob Fosse and dancer Gwen Verdon. It's based on Sam Wasson's 2013 biography, Fosse, and is being adapted for television by Steven Levenson, Thomas Kail, and Lin-Manuel Miranda (among others).Mar 1, 2019

Fosse...Sam Rockwell

Verdon...Michelle Williams

There is an episode posted for each show so you know if it will be interesting to you.

I liked it but then this kind of stuff is always good for me.

Thanks for all the interesting information I had no idea about.

When he was dying. I remember Margaret Qualley played his mistress. I wish they would show it again for free someplace.

Thanks for all your info. What a fun morning I had. The horses loved listening while i was feeding them.