TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月4日 09時08分

For someone with at least 15 projects in the works, Ryan Murphy is unusually hands-on: writing, directing and producing. He still has two shows on Fox and three on the cable network FX. That would be a busy slate for anyone—but this is the peak-content era, where each day seems to bring news of another creator defecting from established studios and networks to streaming services, writes @samlansky. @mrrpmurphy is, by the numbers, the biggest: last year he departed Fox, his longtime home, for an unprecedented deal with Netflix, valued at $300 million—the most lucrative TV pact in history. For the streamer, he’s been developing a new roster of projects, at a scale, scope and variety that’s unmatched even in the Wild West of the content boom. First up: Murphy is prepping the Sept. 27 release of @the_politician, his first show for Netflix, about a sharp, crackling series about an ambitious young man, played by @ベン・プラット, running for high school office. You want shocking violence, Machiavellian teens, withering one-liners, @グウィネス・パルトロー having an affair with a horse trainer played by @martinanavratilova, musical numbers, Munchausen syndrome by proxy, and Jessica Lange in gold lamé? That might sound like a lot. But it’s also calibrated for a mass audience—because Murphy’s sensibility has become the sensibility of the mainstream. “His work is a reflection of his own interests and sensibilities, but it’s broader than that,” says Cindy Holland, who runs original programming at Netflix. “He’s absorbing influences in pop culture to create these unique collages that appeal to many different groups.” Read more at the link in the bio. Photograph by @mickalenethomas for TIME

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