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On This Day - One year ago today Finn Wittrock was nominated for an Emmy award (His 2nd Emmy nomination in his career) for his outstanding role as Jeff Trail in The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story
NO-ONE WANTS YOUR LOVE
Finn Wittrock in American Crime Story: Versace
"Après moi le déluge."
UGH LAST NIGHTS EPISODE OF ACS GOT ME FEELING SOME TYPE OF WAY I WILL NEVER EVER GET TIRED OF SEEING DARREN CRISS STRIP NAKED OR TO HIS TIGHTY WHITIES GODDAMN HE IS SO FINE. THAT BODY IS SCULPTED BY THE GODS AND THEY REALLY STARTED THAT EPISODE OFF WITH HIM UNDRESSING FULLY NAKED CHILLIN BEFORE TAKING A SWIM FUCK ME DADDY PLS ALSO FINN LOOKIN EXTRA MASC AND FINE AS HELL SOMEONE HELP ME
‘The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story’ Episode 4 Recap: Drive
“You can’t do it, can you?” “I can’t what?” “Stop.”
The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Storyis what Matt Zoller Seitz once described, by way of a subtitle to his blog, as “a long, strange journey toward a retrospectively inevitable destination” — the titular murder, seen in the cold open of the very first episode. We’ve already seen where we’re going; what’s left to the show is to depict how we got there. Even those swept along and killed by Andrew Cunanan during the journey seem to sense it. Hence the exchange above. Promising young architect David Madson is the love of Andrew’s life, to hear Andrew tell it. He’s a man to whom the murderer is so fanatically committed that he not only slaughters his rival for David’s affections, his own former love interest Jeff Trail, with a hammer, thus beginning his murder spree, but then manages to convince the shellshocked David that he has some how become an accomplice to the crime and must flee by his side. As time wears on and the shock wears off, David grows less pliable to Andrew’s nonsensical advice and admonishments, but also more honest with himself about where his journey as the Bonnie to Andrew’s would-be Clyde will end. He has no more hope of survival than Andrew has a chance of shutting the fuck up and telling the truth. He can’t do it, can he.
I reviewed last week’s episode of ACS Versace, another tremendous piece of work, for Decider.
