The plot of the upcoming tenth season of the series "American Horror History" Ryan Murphy keeps in a strict secret. Sarah Paulson, who played one of the leading roles in the project, tried to open the curtain of the secrecy, and, given the ban on disclosing information, it was uninformative, but intriguing.
The actress gave an interview with Entertainment Weekly, where he told about her parallel work on the anthologies "American Horror History" and "American History of Crimes". According to her, playing diametrically opposing characters at the same time was the "schizophrenic experience" in her acting career. Describing its new heroine in the mystical anthology of Ryan Murphy, Polson revealed some details, which, however, did not help create a common picture.
"The character I play this year in the American Horror History, let's say so, there are difficulties. I also have a hair color with which I have never appeared in life, nor in the series. That's all I can tell you. And I also have an excellent name. I have an excellent name I can't tell you, "Sarah joked.
Now Paulson still works at the same time above the two series of Murphy. Comparing its heroin, Linda Tripp in the third season of the "American history of crime" and the mysterious new character of the American Horror History, the actress preferences the latter.
"One of them I prefer another, because one is just cooler, and the other makes me look like Linda Tripp," Paulson summarized.
Recall, the production of the tenth season of the series started in October 2020. It is expected that the new episodes of the American Horror History will come out during this year.