“American Horror Story” is one of FX’s most successful series to date, airing for 11 seasons (and 123 episodes) between 2011 and 2022 and winning 16 Emmys along the way. In January 2020, the cable network made the bold decision to renew Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk‘s horror anthology series for three more installments — Season 11, Season 12 and Season 13. That ensures the flagship show will be on our TV screens through at least the year 2024. Scary good!
Here’s everything to know so far about “American Horror Story” Season 12: theme, cast, release date, etc. Bookmark this page as we’ll be updating it when new information is revealed. Watch the “AHS: Delicate” trailer below.
The previous 11 “AHS” subtitles were “Murder House,” “Asylum,” “Coven,” “Freak Show,” “Hotel,” “Roanoke,” “Cult,” “Apocalypse,” “1984,” “Double Feature” and “NYC.”
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Here’s everything to know so far about “American Horror Story” Season 12: theme, cast, release date, etc. Bookmark this page as we’ll be updating it when new information is revealed. Watch the “AHS: Delicate” trailer below.
The previous 11 “AHS” subtitles were “Murder House,” “Asylum,” “Coven,” “Freak Show,” “Hotel,” “Roanoke,” “Cult,” “Apocalypse,” “1984,” “Double Feature” and “NYC.”
See‘American Horror Story’ aliens explained: How does ‘Asylum’ connect to ‘Double Feature: Death Valley’?
“American Horror Story” Season 12 Theme
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- 8/15/2023
- by Marcus James Dixon
- Gold Derby
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Barbara Walters, the late trailblazing journalist, put ABC’s 20/20 on the map and co-created The View. Throughout her iconic career, which spanned 50 years and 12 Emmys awards, she interviewed royals, stars, presidents and Hollywood stars. She died Friday at 93 in New York and is survived by her adopted daughter Jacqueline.
Walters, who was known for making guests cry, was a broadcasting fixture and credited the fact that she changed high schools three times for learning to make friends and asking questions.
“I was never in awe of celebrities because they worked for my father,” Walters said. “I was curious. Even today, if I go out to dinner, and I’m sitting next to someone, and I ask questions, they’ll say, ‘Oh, you’re interviewing me.’”
The glass-ceiling-shattering newswoman made history as the first female co-host of the Today show and the first 1 million a year news anchor.
Barbara Walters, the late trailblazing journalist, put ABC’s 20/20 on the map and co-created The View. Throughout her iconic career, which spanned 50 years and 12 Emmys awards, she interviewed royals, stars, presidents and Hollywood stars. She died Friday at 93 in New York and is survived by her adopted daughter Jacqueline.
Walters, who was known for making guests cry, was a broadcasting fixture and credited the fact that she changed high schools three times for learning to make friends and asking questions.
“I was never in awe of celebrities because they worked for my father,” Walters said. “I was curious. Even today, if I go out to dinner, and I’m sitting next to someone, and I ask questions, they’ll say, ‘Oh, you’re interviewing me.’”
The glass-ceiling-shattering newswoman made history as the first female co-host of the Today show and the first 1 million a year news anchor.
- 12/31/2022
- by Christy Piña and Deirdre Durkan
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
One year after winning an Emmy for portraying U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on “The Crown,” Gillian Anderson could pick up a bookend for her role as another famous woman: Eleanor Roosevelt on “The First Lady.” Compared to her competitors, Anderson has an advantage: portraying Roosevelt has already brought four women recognition from the TV academy.
Since 1976, portrayals of 11 U.S. presidential spouses have led to 24 Emmy bids, six of which resulted in wins. Take a scroll through our photo gallery of past First Ladies Emmy winners and nominees, presented in order from most to least recent.
Showtime’s “The First Lady” also showcases Michelle Pfeiffer and Viola Davis as presidential spouses Betty Ford and Michelle Obama respectively. Alongside Anderson, both of these actresses are also vying for spots in the limited series lineup. This would be the first Emmy bid for a portrayal of Obama and the second for that of Ford.
Since 1976, portrayals of 11 U.S. presidential spouses have led to 24 Emmy bids, six of which resulted in wins. Take a scroll through our photo gallery of past First Ladies Emmy winners and nominees, presented in order from most to least recent.
Showtime’s “The First Lady” also showcases Michelle Pfeiffer and Viola Davis as presidential spouses Betty Ford and Michelle Obama respectively. Alongside Anderson, both of these actresses are also vying for spots in the limited series lineup. This would be the first Emmy bid for a portrayal of Obama and the second for that of Ford.
- 5/20/2022
- by Matthew Stewart
- Gold Derby
One year after winning an Emmy for portraying U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on “The Crown,” Gillian Anderson could pick up a bookend for her role as another famous woman: Eleanor Roosevelt on “The First Lady.” Compared to her competitors, Anderson has an advantage: portraying Roosevelt has already brought four women recognition from the TV academy.
Since 1976, portrayals of 11 U.S. presidential spouses have led to 24 Emmy bids, six of which resulted in wins. Take a scroll through our photo gallery of past First Ladies Emmy winners and nominees, presented in order from most to least recent.
Showtime’s “The First Lady” also showcases Michelle Pfeiffer and Viola Davis as presidential spouses Betty Ford and Michelle Obama respectively. Alongside Anderson, both of these actresses are also vying for spots in the limited series lineup. This would be the first Emmy bid for a portrayal of Obama and the second for that of Ford.
Since 1976, portrayals of 11 U.S. presidential spouses have led to 24 Emmy bids, six of which resulted in wins. Take a scroll through our photo gallery of past First Ladies Emmy winners and nominees, presented in order from most to least recent.
Showtime’s “The First Lady” also showcases Michelle Pfeiffer and Viola Davis as presidential spouses Betty Ford and Michelle Obama respectively. Alongside Anderson, both of these actresses are also vying for spots in the limited series lineup. This would be the first Emmy bid for a portrayal of Obama and the second for that of Ford.
- 5/20/2022
- by Matthew Stewart and Paul Sheehan
- Gold Derby
I have been a longtime, active member in the Gold Derby Forums section, so many on this website will recognize my name from the thread dedicated to “American Horror Story: Double Feature.” While “Double Feature” may not have been everyone’s favorite installment, there were four particular aspects of the season that should make it noteworthy to both average viewers and Emmy voters alike. So let’s dive down the Ryan Murphy rabbit hole, shall we? Below are four reasons why “American Horror Story: Double Feature” could creep into the Emmy nominations.
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1. The Power of the Pen/Keyboard: The first half of the season Should have been the storyline of the entire season, and it was brilliantly written. To single out two particular episodes, I loved “Cape Fear” and “Pale” the most. Both episodes established the foundation that made the...
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1. The Power of the Pen/Keyboard: The first half of the season Should have been the storyline of the entire season, and it was brilliantly written. To single out two particular episodes, I loved “Cape Fear” and “Pale” the most. Both episodes established the foundation that made the...
- 4/28/2022
- by Vincent Mandile
- Gold Derby
Ever since aliens first popped up on “American Horror Story” in 2012’s “Asylum,” fans have been dying to learn more about the little grey men. But they had to wait almost a decade to see the otherworldly creatures return, thanks to 2021’s “Double Feature” Part 2, titled “Death Valley.” If you’re having trouble remembering what’s up with the non-humanoids, you’ve come to the right place. Read on for everything to know about the “American Horror Story” aliens explained.
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The extraterrestrials are first mentioned in the “American Horror Story” universe when they abduct and experiment on Kit Walker (Evan Peters) and his wife Alma (Britne Oldford) in the 1960s. Kit is returned to Earth in a wooded area that just so happens to be the site of Bloody Face’s (Zachary Quinto) many murders,...
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The extraterrestrials are first mentioned in the “American Horror Story” universe when they abduct and experiment on Kit Walker (Evan Peters) and his wife Alma (Britne Oldford) in the 1960s. Kit is returned to Earth in a wooded area that just so happens to be the site of Bloody Face’s (Zachary Quinto) many murders,...
- 10/21/2021
- by Marcus James Dixon
- Gold Derby
RuPaul Charles is gradually becoming an Emmy magnet, winning three in a row for hosting “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” The series also won for the first time last year, and he and the show are nominated again this year.
The “Drag Race” host recently spoke with Gold Derby senior editor Marcus Dixon about what it means to win Emmys, why it took so long to cast Nina West and a future guest judge he’s hoping to get on the show.
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Gold Derby: I just have to start by congratulating you. You personally have won three Emmys for Reality Host. You’re one away from the record. Do you know who has the record?
RuPaul Charles: Shirley Temple? Abraham Lincoln. Mamie Eisenhower.
Gd: Very close. It’s Jeff Probst. So if you win this year you will tie his record.
Rc: Really?...
The “Drag Race” host recently spoke with Gold Derby senior editor Marcus Dixon about what it means to win Emmys, why it took so long to cast Nina West and a future guest judge he’s hoping to get on the show.
SEENick Murray Interview: ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ director
Gold Derby: I just have to start by congratulating you. You personally have won three Emmys for Reality Host. You’re one away from the record. Do you know who has the record?
RuPaul Charles: Shirley Temple? Abraham Lincoln. Mamie Eisenhower.
Gd: Very close. It’s Jeff Probst. So if you win this year you will tie his record.
Rc: Really?...
- 9/2/2019
- by Kevin Jacobsen and Marcus James Dixon
- Gold Derby
Something about Melania Trump keeps people hopeful — insistently so, despite so much contrary evidence — that there’s a bigger story at work.
Maybe it’s simply her circumstance, existing as the immigrant wife of a President whose misogyny and xenophobia are such pronounced parts of his personal brand. Maybe it’s the occasional glimmer of seeming independence, gestures that are read as part of an endless symbolic code; it would be poetic justice, the thinking seems to go, if the #resistance were coming from inside the house. And one line of thought is rooted less in politics than in fundamentals of narrative. Recent First Ladies like Michelle Obama, Laura Bush, and (of course) Hillary Clinton have been endlessly engaging media figures with evidently strong points-of-view all their own, and First Ladies have used television to transmit their pet causes since Jackie Kennedy opened the White House to America. We’re...
Maybe it’s simply her circumstance, existing as the immigrant wife of a President whose misogyny and xenophobia are such pronounced parts of his personal brand. Maybe it’s the occasional glimmer of seeming independence, gestures that are read as part of an endless symbolic code; it would be poetic justice, the thinking seems to go, if the #resistance were coming from inside the house. And one line of thought is rooted less in politics than in fundamentals of narrative. Recent First Ladies like Michelle Obama, Laura Bush, and (of course) Hillary Clinton have been endlessly engaging media figures with evidently strong points-of-view all their own, and First Ladies have used television to transmit their pet causes since Jackie Kennedy opened the White House to America. We’re...
- 10/13/2018
- by Daniel D'Addario
- Variety Film + TV
This Week Rob and Kevin discuss color blind casting in musical theatre and what can musical theatre programs across the country to do to help lead the cause, our guests send us swag, celebrating the great Kafritz amp Mamie Eisenhower, Alka Seltzer's greatest commercial, spilling the tea on Weekend at Bernies, Nathan Lane can't get work, Donna Murphy goes to acting school, and the follies of the Aea.
- 11/1/2017
- by Behind the Curtain
- BroadwayWorld.com
Director Lee Daniels has assembled an all-star cast that’s a veritable who’s who of Hollywood cinema for his look at the notable political events of the 20th century in The Butler.
Forest Whitaker is Daniels’ titular butler in question, Cecil Gaines, who thanks to a 34 year tenure as butler at the White House, was witness to historical events inside the presidential palace, serving more than eight American presidents.
You’ve got to have a big cast on hand to cover the political and social events that span from 1962 to 1986. The Butlerfeatures some well-known actors in high profile roles including Robin Williams as Dwight D. Eisenhower, Melissa Leoas Mamie Eisenhower, James Marsden as John F. Kennedy, Liev Schreiber as Lyndon B. Johnson, John Cusack as Richard Nixon, and Alan Rickman and Jane Fonda as Ronald and Nancy Reagan. Not to mention the cast of Gaines’ family, friends and political activists played by Oprah Winfrey,...
Forest Whitaker is Daniels’ titular butler in question, Cecil Gaines, who thanks to a 34 year tenure as butler at the White House, was witness to historical events inside the presidential palace, serving more than eight American presidents.
You’ve got to have a big cast on hand to cover the political and social events that span from 1962 to 1986. The Butlerfeatures some well-known actors in high profile roles including Robin Williams as Dwight D. Eisenhower, Melissa Leoas Mamie Eisenhower, James Marsden as John F. Kennedy, Liev Schreiber as Lyndon B. Johnson, John Cusack as Richard Nixon, and Alan Rickman and Jane Fonda as Ronald and Nancy Reagan. Not to mention the cast of Gaines’ family, friends and political activists played by Oprah Winfrey,...
- 8/9/2013
- by Rachel West
- Cineplex
If there was ever a more ambitious film than "The Butler," we have yet to discover it.
"Precious" director Lee Daniels efforts to recapitulate — through the real-life eyes of a lone, stolid White House butler — pretty much the entire twentieth century as it related to the American Civil Rights Movement. With a cast list that reads like a flat-out roll call for the Walk of Fame, Daniels presents the working life of Cecil Gaines (real name: Eugene Allen), a man who served eight consecutive U.S. presidents during his career and witnessed history being made first-hand.
The first trailer for "The Butler" has now been released, and boy oh boy are we impressed with all the acute caricaturing going down here ... and all the feels we feel.
Forest Whitaker leads the cast as the apolitical Mr. Gaines, a man whose directive is to ghost around the Capitol without putting in...
"Precious" director Lee Daniels efforts to recapitulate — through the real-life eyes of a lone, stolid White House butler — pretty much the entire twentieth century as it related to the American Civil Rights Movement. With a cast list that reads like a flat-out roll call for the Walk of Fame, Daniels presents the working life of Cecil Gaines (real name: Eugene Allen), a man who served eight consecutive U.S. presidents during his career and witnessed history being made first-hand.
The first trailer for "The Butler" has now been released, and boy oh boy are we impressed with all the acute caricaturing going down here ... and all the feels we feel.
Forest Whitaker leads the cast as the apolitical Mr. Gaines, a man whose directive is to ghost around the Capitol without putting in...
- 5/8/2013
- by Amanda Bell
- NextMovie
The Weinstein Company has unveiled the trailer for "The Butler," starring Forest Whitaker and directed by Lee Daniels (Precious). It's set to hit theaters on October 18h. Check it out below. Plot: The story revolves around a White House butler who served eight American presidents over three decades. The film traces the dramatic changes that swept American society during this time, from the civil rights movement to Vietnam and beyond, and how those changes affected this man's life and family. The movie also stars John Cusack as Richard Nixon, Alan Rickman as Ronald Reagan, Jane Fonda as Nancy Reagan, James Marsden as John F. Kennedy, Minka Kelly as Jackie Kennedy, Robin Williams as Dwight D. Eisenhower, Melissa Leo as Mamie Eisenhower, Liev Schreiber as Lyndon B. Johnson, and Nelsan Ellis as Martin Luther King Jr. Trailer:...
- 5/8/2013
- WorstPreviews.com
About a month ago, Oprah Winfrey unveiled our first look at Alan Rickman and Jane Fonda as Ronald and Nancy Reagan from "The Butler." And today, we have a shot of Oprah with Terrence Howard from a scene that the talk-show host described as a "love scene." Check it out below. The movie revolves around Eugene Allen (Forest Whitaker), who worked at the White House for thirty four years and for eight presidents, starting with Harry Truman in 1952 and ending in 1986 with Ronald Reagan (Rickman). Oprah plays Allen's wife. "The Butler" is directed by Lee Daniels (Precious) and co-stars Robin Williams as President Dwight D. Eisenhower, John Cusack as Richard Nixon, James Marsden as JFK, Minka Kelly as Jackie Kennedy, Melissa Leo as Mamie Eisenhower, plus Liam Neeson, Liev Schreiber, Cuba Gooding Jr, David Oeylowo, Lenny Kravitz, and Alex Pettyfer. Photo: (click to enlarge)...
- 10/8/2012
- WorstPreviews.com
Oprah Winfrey and director Lee Daniels (Precious) have unveiled our first look at Alan Rickman and Jane Fonda as Ronald and Nancy Reagan from "The Butler." Check out the photo below. The movie revolves around Eugene Allen (Forest Whitaker), who worked at the White House for thirty four years and for eight presidents, starting with Harry Truman in 1952 and ending in 1986 with Ronald Reagan (Rickman). Oprah plays Allen's wife. The rest of the cast includes Robin Williams as President Dwight D. Eisenhower, John Cusack as Richard Nixon, James Marsden as JFK, Minka Kelly as Jackie Kennedy, Melissa Leo as Mamie Eisenhower, plus Liam Neeson, Liev Schreiber, Cuba Gooding Jr, David Oeylowo, Lenny Kravitz, Terrence Howard, and Alex Pettyfer. Photo: (click to enlarge)...
- 9/12/2012
- WorstPreviews.com
What would happen if Oprah Winfrey partied with Nancy and Ronald Reagan? It would hopefully look like the image to the right, which Winfrey posted to Instagram from the set of director Lee Daniels’ The Butler. The film is based on the life of Eugene Allen (played by Forest Whitaker), a man who worked at the White House through eight presidencies, from Dwight Eisenhower to Ronald Reagan. Winfrey, who plays Whitaker’s wife, captioned this shot: “Director Lee Daniels, Jane Fonda as Nancy Reagan, Alan Rickman as Prez Reagan, and me … gonna be a long nite.” Gotta love that both...
- 9/11/2012
- by Adam B. Vary
- EW.com - PopWatch
Robin Williams looks like Ike.
The Oscar-winning actor and comedian was photographed on the set of "The Butler" wearing a bald cap and make-up, which transforms Williams into Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th president of the United States. (Williams' street clothes are decidedly anachronistic and not part of the film; check out the photo below.)
Directed by Lee Daniels ("Precious" and the upcoming film "The Paperboy"), "The Butler" focuses on Eugene Allen, a White House staffer who served eight presidents during his life, including Eisenhower. Forest Whitaker is set to star as Allen (a photo of Whitaker in character recently debuted online), with Oprah Winfrey playing his wife and John Cusack (as Richard Nixon), Jane Fonda (as Nancy Reagan), Alan Rickman (as Ronald Reagan), James Marsden and Minka Kelly (as John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy) filling out the sprawling cast. Actress Melissa Leo is listed on IMDb as Mamie Eisenhower,...
The Oscar-winning actor and comedian was photographed on the set of "The Butler" wearing a bald cap and make-up, which transforms Williams into Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th president of the United States. (Williams' street clothes are decidedly anachronistic and not part of the film; check out the photo below.)
Directed by Lee Daniels ("Precious" and the upcoming film "The Paperboy"), "The Butler" focuses on Eugene Allen, a White House staffer who served eight presidents during his life, including Eisenhower. Forest Whitaker is set to star as Allen (a photo of Whitaker in character recently debuted online), with Oprah Winfrey playing his wife and John Cusack (as Richard Nixon), Jane Fonda (as Nancy Reagan), Alan Rickman (as Ronald Reagan), James Marsden and Minka Kelly (as John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy) filling out the sprawling cast. Actress Melissa Leo is listed on IMDb as Mamie Eisenhower,...
- 8/27/2012
- by Christopher Rosen
- Huffington Post
Heroic World War II general and president of Columbia University - and one of the best-liked American presidents - Dwight D. Eisenhower wasn't particularly known for his sense of humor, but that may change now that he is being played by Robin Williams. As seen in this photo, Williams, 61, is made up to play Eisenhower during his White House years. Ike was 62 when first sworn in, and 71 when he handed over the reins to the 43-year-old JFK in 1961. And the role is for The Butler, an adaptation of a Washington Post article about the real-life Eugene Allen, a White House...
- 8/27/2012
- by Stephen M. Silverman
- PEOPLE.com
Variety has unveiled the first photo from "The Butler," showing Forest Whitaker as the title character, Eugene Allen, who worked at the White House for thirty four years. Check out the photo below. Allen worked for eight presidents, starting with Harry Truman in 1952 and ending in 1986 with Ronald Reagan (Alan Rickman). The new movie is directed by Lee Daniels (Precious). The rest of the cast includes Robin Williams as President Dwight D. Eisenhower, John Cusack as Richard Nixon, James Marsden as JFK, Minka Kelly as Jackie Kennedy, Melissa Leo as Mamie Eisenhower Jane Fonda as Nancy Reagan, plus Oprah Winfrey, Liam Neeson, Liev Schreiber, Cuba Gooding Jr, David Oeylowo, Lenny Kravitz, Terrence Howard, and Alex Pettyfer. Photo: (click to enlarge)...
- 8/21/2012
- WorstPreviews.com
• Further cementing his career second act as an action star, Denzel Washington is closing a deal to star in The Equalizer, a loose adaptation of the 1980s CBS series about a onetime military covert ops agent who helps civilians in need. No director is attached, but the current script was penned by Richard Wenk (The Mechanic, 16 Blocks). [Deadline]
• Jon Favreau has joined director Martin Scorsese’s adaptation of the high-stakes stock market memoir The Wolf of Wall Street, playing a securities lawyer. Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Jean Dujardin, Kyle Chandler, and Rob Reiner costar. [Deadline]
• Jay Baruchel is close to signing up for the remake of Robocop,...
• Jon Favreau has joined director Martin Scorsese’s adaptation of the high-stakes stock market memoir The Wolf of Wall Street, playing a securities lawyer. Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Jean Dujardin, Kyle Chandler, and Rob Reiner costar. [Deadline]
• Jay Baruchel is close to signing up for the remake of Robocop,...
- 7/25/2012
- by Adam B. Vary
- EW - Inside Movies
Liev Schreiber will play President Lyndon B Johnson in The Butler, the Lee Daniels-directed film about the life of Eugene Allen, a White House servant who worked for eight First Families. The film also stars Robin Williams (as President Dwight D. Eisenhower), Forest Whitaker, Oprah Winfrey and David Oyelowo, as well as John Cusack, Alan Rickman, Jane Fonda as Nancy Reagan and recently added cast members Melissa Leo (Mamie Eisenhower), James Marsden (JFK), Minka Kelly (Jackie Kennedy), Mariah Carey, Vanessa Redgrave, Alex Pettyfer, Yaya DaCosta, Elijah Kelly and Jesse Williams. Danny Strong wrote the script with Daniels, based on Wil Haygood’s Washington Post article about Allen. Daniels will produce with Hilary Shor, Cassian Elwes and Pam Williams of Laura Ziskin Prods. The music is being composed by Quincy Jones. Schreiber is repped by Untitled and CAA.
- 7/24/2012
- by MIKE FLEMING
- Deadline
Robin Williams likes Ike. The actor has been cast as Dwight D. Eisenhower in Lee Daniels' sprawling historical epic "The Butler." The news was announced via press release from ID-pr on Wednesday evening.
Daniels -- best known as the director of "Precious," but also the man behind the cuckoo bananas-sounding "The Paperboy" (the movie where Nicole Kidman pees on Zac Efron) -- has assembled an all-star cast for "The Butler," which focuses on Eugene Allen, a White House staffer who served eight presidents during his life. Forest Whitaker stars as Allen, with Oprah Winfrey playing his wife and John Cusack (as Richard Nixon), Jane Fonda (as Nancy Reagan), Alan Rickman (as Ronald Reagan), Vanessa Redgrave and Terrence Howard in the cast as well. James Marsden and Minka Kelly are rumored to play John and Jackie Kennedy, while Melissa Leo is listed on IMDb as Mamie Eisenhower. (IMDb is a...
Daniels -- best known as the director of "Precious," but also the man behind the cuckoo bananas-sounding "The Paperboy" (the movie where Nicole Kidman pees on Zac Efron) -- has assembled an all-star cast for "The Butler," which focuses on Eugene Allen, a White House staffer who served eight presidents during his life. Forest Whitaker stars as Allen, with Oprah Winfrey playing his wife and John Cusack (as Richard Nixon), Jane Fonda (as Nancy Reagan), Alan Rickman (as Ronald Reagan), Vanessa Redgrave and Terrence Howard in the cast as well. James Marsden and Minka Kelly are rumored to play John and Jackie Kennedy, while Melissa Leo is listed on IMDb as Mamie Eisenhower. (IMDb is a...
- 7/19/2012
- by The Huffington Post
- Huffington Post
On the eve of the release of historian Michael Beschloss’ new book, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis: Historic Conversations on Life with John F. Kennedy, Diane Sawyer hosted a two-hour long special chronicling the previously unheard eight-and-a-half hours worth of audio of the former First Lady.
The ABC special — watch it here — featured the revealing interviews that historian Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. conducted with Mrs. Kennedy just four months after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, as well Sawyer’s interview with Caroline Kennedy, who revealed why she opted to release the tapes to the public now.
For anyone that...
The ABC special — watch it here — featured the revealing interviews that historian Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. conducted with Mrs. Kennedy just four months after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, as well Sawyer’s interview with Caroline Kennedy, who revealed why she opted to release the tapes to the public now.
For anyone that...
- 9/14/2011
- by Aly Semigran
- EW.com - PopWatch
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