Marge Champion

Three young hopeful actors strive for stardom. Getting a break in a Broadway musical seems impossible until a leading lady walks out and someone has to slip on her dancing shoes and save the show.

Infamous. Sad. Bizarre. Incomprehensible. All these words (and more) apply to a club woman of the first half of the twentieth century who firmly thought she was a great singer: Florence Foster Jenkins. Ask any classical singer and they will know who she was and will have heard -only once most likely- at least one of her recordings, something one cannot say about all singers. Until now, very little was known about her, her life, her wealth, her loves...