Ryan Murphy Wants Lady Gaga to Star in 'American Horror Story' Season 6
Ryan Murphy was so impressed with Lady Gaga's performance in "American Horror Story" (AHS) season 5 that he already offered the superstar a role in the sixth season.
The showrunner of "American Horror Story" took to Twitter to praise Lady Gaga's acting prowess in the fifth season's episode titled "Hotel." Ryan Murphy also said he had already asked the famous singer to stick around for the next installation of the FX horror series, but she has yet to respond to the offer, according to the Indian Express.
"Lady Gaga is so brilliant in AHS season 5 that yesterday I officially asked her to join Season 6," the Express quotes Murphy's statement on Twitter." Say yes @ladygaga!"
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"American Horror Story: Hotel," which premiered last night, is set at a hotel in Los Angeles wherein some murders have been committed. There are a lot of strange things about the hotel, including the presence of vampires and kinky ghosts. Gaga plays the role of "The Countess," the owner of the five-star hotel, who is infected with an "ancient blood virus," the report details.
Murphy revealed that "American Horror Story" season 5 is more "paranoid" and "claustrophobic" compared to the previous installations. It features hiding creatures in enclosed buildings, like a hotel.
Lady Gaga is not the only celebrity star who played guest roles in "American Horror Story." Max Greenfield, Eric Stonestreet, and Matt Bomer have also had their stints in the disturbing horror series, M Starz reports.
"American Horror Story" is the series with the highest ratings on FX. While the network still has not announced the setting and plot for season 6, the new installation is expected to still feature a different story involving the same cast members. Angela Bassett, Sarah Paulson, Kathy Bates, and Even Peters are among those featured in season 5.
"American Horror Story: Hotel" airs every Wednesday at 10 p.m. ET on FX.
