‘Monster’ and the Enduring Appeal of Lizzie Borden
Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s new season of the hit Netflix true-crime anthology will focus on the infamous, unsolved Borden case from 1892.
Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s new season of the hit Netflix true-crime anthology will focus on the infamous, unsolved Borden case from 1892.
Ella Beatty stars in the fourth season of Ryan Murphy’s crime anthology series and the first one with a woman at the center.
Charlie Hunnam, Rebecca Hall and Vicky Krieps join lead Ella Beatty in co-creator Murphy and showrunner Ian Brennan’s take on the infamous ax murderess.
Brennan peels back the curtain into his and Ryan Murphy’s ‘Monster’ selection process, how they landed on the infamous female axe murderer for season four and why she’s the most sympathetic subject yet of their hit Netflix true-crime anthology.
The ‘Sons of Anarchy’ star plays Lizzie Borden’s father, Andrew Borden, in the fourth season, reuniting him with Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan on the Netflix true-crime anthology.
Reporters like to say the ‘Phantom Thread’ star turned her back on Hollywood — but Krieps’ upcoming slate showcases the savvy, instinct-led career that’s allowed her to straddle the U.S. and Europe: “And I would fight for [these projects] until the very end of my life.”
Max Winkler, who helmed six episodes of season four, also dives into filming the “viscerally upsetting” axe murders of Borden’s parents (played by Charlie Hunnam and Rebecca Hall) in the Netflix recreation.
The Prime Video spinoff puts up premiere week numbers in line with ‘Reacher’s’ 2022 debut.
The ‘White Lotus’ favorite played Karen Calhoun (yes, that kind of Karen) in the first season of the Netflix series.
‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ and ‘Neagley’ also have strong weeks.