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'Michael' Drew in Bob Fosse ②: Reni's Transformation, the Unprecedented 8-Time Winner of the Tony for Best Choreography

'Michael' Drew in Bob Fosse ②: Reni's Transformation, the Unprecedented 8-Time Winner of the Tony for Best Choreography

〈Reni〉 is a film based on the true story of Renny Bruce, a 1960s stand-up comedian who died from a real drug addiction.
Bob Fosse is a choreographer and director with the unprecedented record of winning the Tony Award for choreography eight times. But as a film director, he was nominated for Best Director at the Academy Awards three times and failed to win a single trophy.
| Joo Seong-cheol
Eve Teschmacher of “Superman” Valerie Perrine Passes Away at 82

Eve Teschmacher of “Superman” Valerie Perrine Passes Away at 82

After a Long Battle With Parkinson’s Disease, She Passed Away on the 22nd… Wins Best Actress at Cannes as “Lenny” Loved Worldwide for Her Role as a Helper to Rex Luther in the Film “Superman” From a Model to a Breakout Actress… an Icon That Defined Hollywood in the 1970s
Actress Valerie Perrine, who left a deep impression as “Eve Teschmacher”—Rex Luther’s secretary and helper in the “Superman” film series—has died. International outlets such as The Hollywood Reporter reported on the 24th that she passed away at the age of 82 after a long battle with Parkinson’s...
| Yangsimoh
'Michael' Brought Up by 'Bob Fosse' ① : A 'Cabaret' Packed With Liza Minnelli's Charm

'Michael' Brought Up by 'Bob Fosse' ① : A 'Cabaret' Packed With Liza Minnelli's Charm

‘Cabaret’〈bracketed〉 won the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture (Musical or Comedy) in 1973, the same year it also won the Academy Award for Best Director (Bob Fosse) and Best Actress (Liza Minnelli).
Along with the box-office success of 〈Michael〉 , the most welcome thing it brought was Bob Fosse, a dancer and director who has said he was inspired by Michael Jackson's childhood memories. After introducing 〈All That Jazz〉 (1979) at ‘Jo Seong-cheol’s Locker’, a piece that won the Palme d'Or in...
| Joo Seong-cheol