How To Contact Ryan Murphy…

Email Ryan Murphy care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Ryan Murphy at one of his movie/TV show premieres, live events, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Call Ryan Murphy at 323-956-5000 (Ryan Murphy Productions).

Send your autograph request and a self-addressed stamped envelope to get Ryan Murphy’s autograph. Send Ryan Murphy a fan mail letter care/of:

Ryan Murphy
c/o Ryan Murphy Productions
10201 W. Pico Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90064

Ryan Murphy’s talent agent is:

Craig Gering & Kevin Huvane
c/o Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
2000 Ave. of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Ryan Murphy’s management is:

Harley Neuman
c/o Neuman & Associates CPA
15821 Ventura Blvd. #370
Encino, CA 91436

Ryan Murphy’s publicist is:

Simon Halls
c/o Slate Public Relations
12001 Ventura Pl. #405
Studio City, CA 91604

Ryan Murphy met Calista Flockhart when she was cast to play Lee Radziwill in the FX television series “Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans.”

Ryan Murphy met Diane Lane when she was cast to play Slim Keith in the FX television series “Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans.”

Ryan Murphy met Chloë Sevigny when she was cast to play C.Z. Guest in the FX television series “Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans.”

Ryan Murphy met Demi Moore when she was cast to play Ann Woodward in the FX television series “Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans.”

Ryan Murphy first met Dolly Parton when he cast her in a guest-starring role on his TV show “Glee.” Parton played herself in a special episode that featured her music. The two later worked together on the TV movie “Dolly Parton’s Heartstrings,” which Murphy executive produced and directed an episode of. They have also collaborated on the upcoming anthology series “Dolly,” which Murphy will produce and feature episodes based on Parton’s songs.

Ryan Murphy first met Emma Roberts when she auditioned for the role of cheerleader Claire in his TV show “Glee.” Although she didn’t get the part, he was impressed by her talent and kept her in mind for future projects. The two later worked together when Roberts was cast as Madison Montgomery in the third season of Murphy’s “American Horror Story.” They have continued collaborating on several other projects, including the TV shows “Scream Queens” and “American Horror Story: Apocalypse.”

Ryan Murphy first met Evan Peters when he auditioned for the role of school shooter Tate Langdon in the first season of “American Horror Story.” Peters was cast in the role and became a regular on the show, appearing in multiple seasons. He has since worked with Murphy on several other projects, including the FX TV shows “Pose,” “American Horror Story: Apocalypse,” and portraying Jeffrey Dahmer in the critically-acclaimed Netflix series “Dahmer.”

Ryan Murphy met Grant Gustin during the casting process for “Glee”‘s third season. Gustin auditioned for the role of Sebastian Smythe, a charismatic and scheming member of the Dalton Academy Warblers, and impressed Murphy and the other producers with his performance. Consequently, he was cast in the recurring role, which marked his first significant television appearance and contributed to his rise in the entertainment industry.

Ryan Murphy first met Gwyneth Paltrow when she guest-starred on his TV show “Glee.” Paltrow played the character of Holly Holliday, a substitute teacher who becomes a love interest for the character of Will Schuester. Paltrow’s performance was well-received, and Murphy enjoyed working with her, leading to her returning for multiple episodes. They have since continued their collaboration, with Paltrow appearing in Murphy’s Netflix series “The Politician.”

Ryan Murphy first met Jamie Lee Curtis when he cast her as a guest on his TV show “Nip/Tuck.” Curtis played the role of “Mrs. Grubman” in a few episodes of the series. Murphy was impressed by her performance and cast her in several roles in his subsequent TV shows, including “Scream Queens” and “American Horror Story.” Curtis has become a frequent collaborator with Murphy, and the two have developed a close working relationship over the years.

Ryan Murphy first met Jessica Lange when he cast her in his TV show “American Horror Story.” Lange played the character of Constance Langdon in the show’s first season, and her performance earned her critical acclaim and a Primetime Emmy Award. Murphy and Lange continued their collaboration on the show, with Lange appearing in multiple seasons and earning several award nominations for her work. They have since worked together on other projects, including the TV show “Feud: Bette and Joan,” which Murphy created and executive produced and in which Lange played the lead role of Joan Crawford.

Ryan Murphy first met Julia Roberts when he directed her in the film “Eat Pray Love.” Based on a bestselling memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert, the movie starred Roberts as a woman who travels the world in search of self-discovery. Murphy and Roberts reportedly developed a close working relationship on the film set, with Murphy praising Roberts for her professionalism and dedication to her craft. They have since continued their collaboration, with Roberts appearing in Murphy’s TV series “The Normal Heart.”

Ryan Murphy first met Kathy Bates when she auditioned for a role in his TV show “Glee.” Although she didn’t get the part, Murphy was impressed by her talent and kept her in mind for future projects. They later worked together when Bates was cast in the third season of Murphy’s show “American Horror Story,” where she received critical acclaim for her performance as Delphine LaLaurie. Bates has since become a regular collaborator of Murphy’s, appearing in multiple seasons of “American Horror Story” and other Murphy-produced shows like “Feud” and “The Politician.”

Ryan Murphy cast Kim Kardashian in “American Horror Story: Delicate”, confirming that the character was written specifically for her. This is her biggest acting role to date. The new season will be based on the novel “Delicate Condition,” described as a feminist update to “Rosemary’s Baby.” “Kim is among the biggest and brightest television stars in the world, and we are thrilled to welcome her to the AHS family,” Murphy said, adding that writer Halley Feiffer “has written a fun, stylish and ultimately terrifying role especially for Kim, and this season is ambitious and unlike anything we have ever done.”

Ryan Murphy first met Lady Gaga when he cast her in a guest-starring role on his TV show “American Horror Story: Hotel.” Gaga played the character of The Countess, and her performance was praised by critics and fans alike. Murphy was reportedly impressed by Gaga’s acting abilities and enjoyed working with her, leading to him casting her in another season of “American Horror Story” and the lead role in his TV show “Pose.” Gaga and Murphy have since become good friends and collaborators, with Murphy directing some of Gaga’s music videos and serving as an executive producer on her documentary “Gaga: Five Foot Two.”

Ryan Murphy first met Lea Michele while casting for “Glee,” which premiered in 2009. Michele auditioned for the role of Rachel Berry, and Murphy was immediately impressed by her talent. The audition secured her the role and began a long-term professional relationship between the two. They have since collaborated on other projects, including the TV series “Scream Queens” with Jamie Lee Curtis.

Ryan Murphy met Madonna through his work in the entertainment industry, where his paths crossed with the pop icon due to his high-profile projects and her status as a global celebrity. Specifically, their meeting was related to the “Glee” episode “The Power of Madonna,” which was a tribute to her music and required obtaining rights to her songs. Murphy has often worked with high-profile talent and has been known for creating content that celebrates pop culture icons, making a meeting with Madonna a natural occurrence within his career.

Ryan Murphy met Molly Ringwald when she was cast to play Joanne Carson in the FX television series “Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans.”

Ryan Murphy met Naomi Watts when she was cast to play Babe Paley in the FX television series “Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans.” Watts also served as executive producer.

Ryan Murphy first met Sarah Paulson when he cast her as a guest star on his TV show “Nip/Tuck.” Paulson played a character named “Adele Draisser” in one series episode. Murphy was impressed by her performance and cast her in multiple roles in his subsequent TV shows, including “American Horror Story,” “American Crime Story,” and the Netflix series “Ratched.” Paulson has become a frequent collaborator with Murphy, and the two have developed a close working relationship over the years.

Murphy has had a professional relationship with Netflix since 2018 when he signed a multi-year deal with the streaming service to produce new content exclusively for Netflix. This deal has resulted in the creation of several new TV shows and movies, including “The Politician,” “Hollywood,” “Ratched,” and “Dahmer.”

Ryan Murphy first met Susan Sarandon when he cast her in his TV show “Feud: Bette and Joan.” The show, created and executive produced by Murphy, focused on the legendary Hollywood feud between Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, with Sarandon playing the role of Davis. Murphy reportedly sought out Sarandon for the role, believing that she was the perfect fit for the character. Sarandon’s performance in the show was widely praised, and she earned both Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for her work. Murphy and Sarandon have since continued their collaboration, with Sarandon appearing in Murphy’s Netflix TV show “Ratched.”

Ryan Murphy first met Ted Sarandos, the Chief Content Officer of Netflix, when he signed a multi-year deal with the streaming service in 2018. Murphy agreed to produce new content exclusively for Netflix as part of this deal. He worked closely with Sarandos and other Netflix executives to develop and produce his TV shows and movies for the platform. Since then, Murphy has created several successful projects for Netflix, including “The Politician,” “Hollywood,” “Ratched,” and “Dahmer.” While it’s unclear if Murphy and Sarandos had any prior relationship before working together at Netflix, they have since developed a professional relationship based on their commitment to creating innovative and exciting content for the platform.

Ryan Murphy did not meet “The Swans” personally, as they were a group of high society women from the mid-20th century associated with the writer Truman Capote. “The Swans” refers to Capote’s inner circle of glamorous, wealthy, and stylish female friends. Ryan Murphy’s connection to “The Swans” is through his creative work, as he dramatized the story of Truman Capote and his relationship with these women in the series “Feud: Capote vs. The Swans.”

Ryan Murphy met Tom Hollander when he was cast to play writer Truman Capote in the FX television series “Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans.”

Ryan Murphy is an American screenwriter, director, and producer known for creating several successful and critically acclaimed television series. His notable works include “Glee,” “American Horror Story,” “Nip/Tuck,” “American Crime Story,” “Pose,” “Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” “The Watcher,” and “Feud: Capote vs. the Swans” among others. Murphy is recognized for his distinctive style and his ability to tackle complex and often controversial subjects with a blend of drama, humor, and social commentary. He has received numerous awards for his work, including Emmys and Golden Globes, and has significantly impacted modern television with his innovative storytelling and diverse casting choices. Murphy’s partnership with Netflix has also produced exclusive content for the streaming platform, further solidifying his influence in the entertainment industry.