American Horror Story: Jessica Lange Wins Emmy; Eric Stonestreet Returning
Steve Barton
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FX took a gamble by entering “American Horror Story” in the Emmy Awards category of “Miniseries or Movie” rather than “Drama Series,” and the jury’s still out as to whether it paid off for them or not. After receiving 17 nominations, they only brought home 2.
After winning a Creative Arts Emmy earlier this month for Outstanding Hairstyling for a Miniseries or Movie, last night the show’s Jessica Lange won for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie for her portrayal of Constance Langdon.
For the full rundown of all the winners, visit the official Emmys website.
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In other news relating to the (mini)series, on the red carpet last night TVLine heard from showrunner Ryan Murphy that Eric Stonestreet, who guest starred in Chapter 1 (and won his own Emmy last night for “Modern Family”), will be appearing in Chapter 2 as a killer. He will share a scene with returning regular Sarah Paulson.
Set at an East Coast asylum for the criminally insane, the upcoming Chapter 2 begins October 17th and revolves around Lange’s new character — a nun — and her boss at the institution, played by James Cromwell, and is about sanity and tackling real-life horrors.
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