Elizabeth Berkley Moved to Tears at 'Showgirls' Screening

The actress expressed deep gratitude for the LGBTQ community's support, marking the film's transformation into a cult classic.

Elizabeth Berkley, star of the 1995 film 'Showgirls', was moved to tears by the support of the LGBTQ community during a special screening at the Academy Museum.
The film, initially a commercial flop and critically panned, has since become a cult classic, particularly embraced by the LGBTQ community for pushing boundaries.
Berkley expressed gratitude for the film's resurgence and the community's unwavering support, reflecting on the personal growth and challenges she faced due to the film's initial reception.
During the event, Berkley received three standing ovations, highlighting the film's enduring impact and its acceptance over time.
Despite early career setbacks due to the film's reception, Berkley views her role and the film's journey as a significant, enriching experience.