‘The Assassination of Gianni Versace’ star Édgar Ramírez unpacks occupying the famed Italian designer’s shoes, his multilingual upbringing, and how he transitioned to acting from running a Venezuelan NGO. Plus, Édgar on the political crisis in his native country, and the #metoo movement. | 13 February 2018
maureen_orth: Not bad Valentines! And @ricky_martin is coming baaack! Tomorrow #acsVersace.
@DavidLance3: @Geektown @ACSFX is on @BBCTwo presumably next week
Episode 3 of the Assassination of Gianni Versace gains 0.5 in the 18-49 demo for a 0.9 in Live+3 ratings. Source | 12 February 2018
darrencriss: On relating to someone like Andrew Cunanan – “Who doesn’t know what it’s like to feel unloved, or want to rise above your station, or just on a very simple level be liked?” #ACSVersace (Link to @esquire article in IG story)
americancrimestoryfx: Taking on a killer, face to face. #ACSVersace
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Clare: While This Is Us’ “Super Bowl Sunday” was the ep that we have all been waiting for, and it was an exceptional episode, it was kind of what we expected from This Is Us. It is for this reason I’m going with The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story’s “The House by the Lake”. This episode was shocking, horrific, painful, uncomfortable, and gut-wrenching. The performances by Darren Criss and Cody Fern throughout couldn’t be faulted. Criss continues his no-doubt award-winning performance, but Fern was the amazing find in this episode. He had me from his elevator scene with Jeffrey Trail (Finn Wittrock). Watch this episode if only for Criss breaking down during Aimee Mann’s cover of “Drive” and everything after this. Some of the best TV in the past year.
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“When the police open the door they’ll see two suspects, not two victims” – Andrew Cunanan (Darren Criss), The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story
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