Look gays, another Ryan Murphy profile

OP, I know it wasn't your intention, but I am completely sold!

I actually thought this was a solid interview. It at least acknowledges that both Nip Tuck and Glee went off the rails.

I think the AHS format has also gone off the rails, or needs a rest.

I sort of understand his work a little better.

Sarah Paulson as Dianne, the love of Kevin's life!

Ugh, as annoying as Murphy can be this fat frau from NPR is always such a whiny SJW cunt.

r4 is a tired freeper troll who uses "SJW" as an insult

R5 Actually, no. I am as liberal as the day is long.

She just annoys me. Fighting a good fight against misogynistic assholes, I can support wholeheartedly. But when someone cunts for cunting's sake and starts complaining because it isn't exactly everything they want it to be, I find them tiresome. She's like that ALL the time.

[quote]But when someone cunts for cunting's sake and starts complaining because it isn't exactly everything they want it to be, I find them tiresome

And yet you post here.

In the r4/r6 v. r5 cuntout, r5 is the winning cunt. The bigger cunt. The cuntier cunt.

Murphy makes my skin crawl.

Linda "Miss Ali" Holmes is the absolute fucking worst as is but now she wants to make that jokey text exchange between Murphy and Nussbaum into a #MeToo moment. She's back to her old TWOP tricks, isn't she?

Every single thing Murphy has done goes off of the rails. Even the finite OJ piece- he had to keep making fake scenes with the Kardashians.

Wow, he was gonna let his sugar daddy drown?

"At the time, he was living with Bill Condon, a filmmaker who, two years after they broke up, won a best-screenplay Oscar for the movie “Gods and Monsters.” Murphy felt like a stifled househusband, submerging his ambition in garden design and dinner parties. As an escape plan, in 1995, he wrote a romantic comedy, “Why Can’t I Be Audrey Hepburn?” He sold the screenplay to Steven Spielberg. Many major actresses read for the lead.

In their garden, Murphy recalled, “I designed this outdoor cage where we had these lovebirds.” He went on, “And I came home, and Bill was in the back yard, and I looked in the cage. And these lovebirds were called Auguste and Harlow, and Harlow was gone, and I was, like, ‘What happened?’ And he said, ‘I went to clean the cage, and she flew away.’ And I was, like, That’s my sign. And I turned around, and I got in my car, and I drove to the Chateau Marmont, and I checked in and I lived there for six months—until my business person said, ‘You’ve spent every dime and you have to leave.’ So that was the beginning of my Hollywood career.” Condon remembers the end point differently: while visiting Laguna Beach with Murphy, Condon got caught in a riptide—and when he thought he saw a flash of hesitation on Murphy’s face, as if he might let him drown, he knew that the relationship was over."

That actually sounds actually pretty scary, [R12]; I’m surprised they printed that....

It reminds me of the scene in Murphy’s own show “American Crime Story: Versace” (for short) where a young Andrew Cunanan shows a “moment’s hesitation” when his sugar daddy almost falls off a ladder before his birthday party...

And that’s why Bill Condon is an Oscar-winning screenwriter.

The excerpt that r12 posted is the JEWEL in that article's crown, and deserves to become Gay Legend

Woah. Ryan Murphy could start another series about romantic relationship that end in (Greek) drama starting with his own and Condon and then doing Sid (Vicious) and Nancy (Spungen).

Wow. Murphy comes off as a HUGE asshole in that.

Condon has something Murphy will never

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Murphy will not be #metoo’d, he’s almost completely asexual.

The rumor that Darren Criss got into Ryan’s stable of actors by putting out is true...he just didn't put out for RYAN. That’s all I will say

I actually think the anthology Consent idea sounded good.

And Ryan Murphy is a temperamental diva, every long form interview with him makes that clear. I've watched everything the guy has done though so he is clearly doing something right.

I agree with R4, wtf was that Twitter troll even whining about?

We crossed peak Ryan Murphy about three years ago. He should retire already or be #metoo'ed. Surely he has a history of hijinx with all the hot guys he goes after for his shows.

[quote]a show in the tradition of “The L Word” but “aspirational”—“not poor people eating pad thai.”

I expect nothing less from Miss Murphy than cattily insult the poor and their alleged eating habits (what's paid thai gotta do with it?) in a profile lauding him as the auteur and champion of the marginalized.

[quote]Murphy called Jonathan Groff after the début of his new series for Netflix, “Mindhunter,” and got weepy, thrilled that Groff, who is openly gay, had been cast in a role that had “electric and real” heterosexual sex scenes.

Mary!

Exploitation. This is disgusting, even for Murphy.

[quote]We spoke about the scandal-sheet stories that had shadowed the young cast of “Glee”: suicide, a heroin overdose, charges for domestic battery and for possessing child pornography. He expressed regret for the intensity of the environment, but no surprise. “It’s sad, but it’s also Hollywood,” he said. “Nobody comes here because they’re healthy. Nobody, nobody I know, was parented well who is a successful Hollywood person. Or who’s willing to endure that. You’re just trying to fill up some huge hole.”

Quite honest of him.

It’s amazing that because he cast Jessica Lange as a glamourus witch for 4 years, he’s now the “King of Television”

Even he has to be embarrassed by his own quotes in the article let alone what others said.

His 300mil netflix deal was literally the largest TV deal signed in history r27.

Shonda Rhimes must be pissed that Hack Murphy's deal is 3x the size of hers.

Murphy makes a lot of art about sociopathic people. Because... duh.

r29, Shonda's the hack. Grey's Anatomy? Private Practice? Come on now!

Did the article say he's organized? Dozens of people on his shows beg to differ, with a vengeance.

What he is, is a control freak and micromanager.

Oh spill it r20!

I think r20 was suggesting the husband, r33...

I'm actually going to watch his show and become a new fan because he called Trump a

FUCKHEAD

Don't compare Ryan Murphy's originality with Shonda Rhimes' tired soap operas. With all his hits and misses Murphy is a genious.

I find his work to be hit or miss these days, but overall, I'm a fan. I'm not so much a fan of Murphy himself. As someone mentioned earlier, he seems like a sociopath and age and beauty obsessed. Probably because he's so odd looking.