With the coronavirus causing shutdowns around Hollywood, Ryan Murphy gives us an update on where all his projects stand — and the 'Hollywood' cameo he decided against.
are more questionable. They were both scheduled to begin shooting their next seasons the first full week of April, which has been indefinitely postponed. "I'm interested in how are we going to go back to shooting? How is that going to work?" muses Murphy.
"I'm just in the beginning phases of it, but it's a really high concept way into it," he teases. "But everybody in the world wants to be in that thing. It's so funny how many people grew up with such a love and nostalgia of hits Netflix on May 1. The series dips into 1940s Hollywood for a revisionist take on the studio system.
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