Feud

The shakeup of Ryan Murphy’s Netflix move may have claimed its first victim. The Horror, Crime and Feud boss reveals that a planned Monica Lewinsky season of American Crime Story has been scrapped altogether, and Feud remains further in question.

The saga that began with legendary actress Olivia de Havilland’s gloriously IDGAF burn on Ryan Murphy’s Feud has come to a bitter close. A judge has tossed out a defamation suit from the 101 year-old actress, stating Murphy is protected by the First Amendment.

Ryan Murphy’s $300 million deal with Netflix left us wondering about his many FX projects in development – and with good reason. The busy showrunner says “I don’t quite know” the fate of either Katrina: American Crime Story or a Feud sequel with Princess Diana and Prince Charles.

Ratched and The Politician were just the beginning of Ryan Murphy’s Netflix career. The American Horror Story and Pose showrunner has officially made the streaming service his new home, signing a whopping $300 million deal to develop new series for the next five years.

High-profile adaptations are no stranger to subjects disputing their portrayal, but it’s a special case when the legendary Olivia de Havilland takes FX’s Feud to task, as the last-living star depicted. The 101-year old actress may even get her wish for an expedited trial, though Fox is hitting back.

It’s a brave new world for the 2017 Emmy awards with Game of Thrones and others sitting this year out. The big announcement is finally here, as presented by Veep star Anna Chlumsky and Criminal Minds veteran Shemar Moore, so let’s find out what we’re all angry about/celebrating this year at the Emmys!

The delightful Olivia de Havilland remains at 101 (!) the last living star portrayed in FX’s Feud: Bette and Joan, to which she added extra spice with her IDGAF admission that she’d never seen the show. Well, de Havilland apparently found time, and is now suing FX over Catherine Zeta-Jones’ “inaccurate and contrary” portrayal.

The events of Ryan Murphy’s FX Feud took place long enough ago that precious few actually lived through them firsthand. Even a 100 year-old Olivia de Havilland amusingly disregarded Feud’s authenticity, to which Murphy concedes “everything that she says and does should be treasured.”

Viewers of Ryan Murphy’s FX Feud are probably too distracted by the A-list talent chewing through their televisions to realize most – if not all – of these historical figures have passed. In fact, only screen legend Olivia de Havilland remains alive at a robust 100 (!), and her input would be nothing less than a gift. Well, someone got it, and it might be the most gloriously IDGAF burn you read all year.

As if Ryan Murphy hadn’t already taken over FX with new seasons of American Horror Story and Crime in the pipeline, the next Feud could be the biggest yet. Before the Hollywood anthology even debuts, FX confirms Feud Season 2 will follow the infamous drama surrounding Princess Diana and Prince Charles.