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Apr 24, 2022 · "Voices Carry" is the second episode of the first season of The First Lady. Moved by the toll the Great Depression has taken on the country, Eleanor presses Franklin to act more boldly and lobbies for an unprecedented formal position in the administration while helping craft his inaugural address. After Nixon’s resignation, Jerry assumes the presidency and Betty becomes First Lady days ...
Apr 24, 2022 · Voices Carry: Directed by Susanne Bier. With Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Gillian Anderson, O-T Fagbenle. Eleanor presses Franklin to act more boldly against the Great Depression.
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Jun 17, 2022 · Cons. NOTE: This post contains spoilers forThe First Ladyseason 1 episode 2 "Voices Carry.”. "This is your chance to start making history," is a piece of advice given to Betty Ford (Michelle Pfeiffer), but it could have been uttered in any of the three timelines depicted in Showtime’s The First Lady. After last week’s bumpy start, there ...
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Season 1, Episode 2: Voices Carry. Original Air Date: April 24, 2022. Directed by: Susanne Bier. Written by: Aaron Cooley & Cathy Schulman and Ellen Fairey and Abby Ajayi. Synopsis: Moved by the toll the Great Depression has taken on the country, Eleanor presses Franklin to act more boldly and lobbies for an unprecedented formal position in the ...
Ep 2 Voices Carry. Eleanor presses Franklin to act more boldly against the Great Depression. Betty becomes First Lady before a state dinner. Michelle faces opposition from Barack's transition team. Drama.
After Nixon’s resignation, Jerry assumes the presidency and Betty becomes First Lady days before an important state dinner, which Jerry's staff try to cancel. In the days leading up to Barack’s inauguration, Michelle faces opposition from members of his transition team who plan to diminish her role.
The First Lady (2022) · Season 1 Episode 2 · voices carry starring Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Gillian Anderson and directed by Susanne Bier. Moved by the toll the Great Depression has taken on the country, Eleanor presses Franklin to act more boldly and lobbies for an unprecedented formal position in the administration while helping craft his inaugural address.
