Ryan Murphy (Director)

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Ryan Murphy, 2013

Ryan Murphy (born November 9, 1965 ) is an American director , journalist , screenwriter and television producer .

Life

After graduating from Warren Central High School , Murphy attended Indiana University in Bloomington , Indiana . After graduating, Murphy worked as a journalist for US newspapers such as The Miami Herald , Los Angeles Times , Daily News and Entertainment Weekly . Murphy began writing screenplays in the late 1990s, including The Furies and Why Can't I Be Audrey Hepburn?

In 1999 Murphy began directing the television series Popular for television producer Gina Matthews . He also directed the sitcom St. Sass on the television station The WB . From 2003 Murphy worked as a director, screenwriter and producer for the television series Nip / Tuck - Beauty Has Her Prize . In 2006 he made the film Running with Scissors . From 2009 to 2015 Murphy was director and producer on the musical television series Glee , which was broadcast on Fox television and was discontinued after six seasons. In 2010 he wrote the screenplay and directed the film adaptation of the US bestseller Eat Pray Love , in 2014, he directed the HBO - TV movie The Normal Heart .

As of October 2011, Fox also ordered the American Horror Story mystery series which is currently still running and which Murphy is also a producer. He is also the producer and creator of the series American Crime Story (since 2016), Scream Queens (2015-2016), Feud - The Enmity between Bette and Joan (2017) and 9-1-1: Notruf LA (since 2018), Pose (since 2018), The Politician (since 2019), Hollywood (2020) and 9-1-1: Lone Star (since 2020).

Murphy is an openly gay community in California . He became a father in December 2012 with the help of a surrogate mother .

Web links

Commons : Ryan Murphy  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Time: Queer Eye for Straight TV
  2. queer.de: Ryan Murphy and David Miller have a baby