Good News: 'Ratched' on Netflix Is Definitely Getting a Second Season

When it was announced, Ryan Murphy’s forthcoming musical film, “Prom,” sported an insanely talented cast, led by Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman, Kerry Washington, and more, and seemed like a surefire hit for Netflix. However, just three days before the film was done with production, COVID struck and everything was shut down.

After already exploring the halls of Nurse Ratched’s house of horrors, as well as telling the story of another serial killer in “The Assassination of Gianni Versace,” Ryan Murphy is about to tell the story of another monster: Jeffrey Dahmer.

Ryan Murphy has set up his next limited series at Netflix and he’ll be following the story of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer.

Lindsay Blake Love it or hate it, there is no denying that “Ratched,” Ryan Murphy’s latest foray into streaming, is a visual masterpiece! Each hairstyle, costume, and set seems to be prettier than the last! And don’t even get me started on the locations! Perhaps the most picturesque site used is the Mexican resort where Nurse Mildred Ratched (Sarah Paulson) and Gwendolyn Briggs (Cynthia Nixon) are shown living in 1950, two years after the main events of the series, at the end of the Season 1

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine star is making headlines for her incredible portrayal of the , in Ryan Murphy's new Netflix show.In real life, Sarah's life has been far less dramatic than her character's, The Hollywood star had melanoma, Luckily, the star recognised the growth of a mole on her back before it became dangerous, and had it surgically removed.Speaking out about the terrifying experience on Twitter back in 2014, Sarah wrote: Sarah also opened up about the ordeal in an interview

The Hollywood Reporter.The show is one of several from Murphy with the streaming service, including The Politician and Hollywood.The series was given 18 episodes right off the bat so it means we have 10 more episodes to enjoy from the twisted mind of Ryan Murphy.Sarah Paulson, Cynthia Nixon, Finn Wittrock, Sophie Okonedo, Amanda Plummer, and Judy Davis are all likely to return.As are Vincent D’Onofrio and Brandon Flynn who’s destined for institutionalization given his character’s Henry Osgood’s

is Ryan Murphy’s latest, ambitious series, exploring the origins of one of film’s most iconic villains, Nurse Ratched of  Led by Sarah Paulson, the series fills out her backstory with a cast of eclectic characters played by the likes Cynthia Nixon, Sharon Stone, Sophie Okonedo and Jon Jon Briones, who opens up to ET about playing Dr.

Ryan Murphy‘s world just expanded. The producer’s first Netflix series, Ratched, dropped on the streaming giant on Friday, September 18, introducing the world to an entirely new Nurse Ratched — a character featured in the 1975 drama One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.The thrilling drama is dark, twisted and at times, very funny, following the life of Sarah Paulson‘s Ratched, a nurse who cons her way into on a job at a mental hospital.

Ryan Murphy's latest series,Ratched,tells the origin tale of Nurse Mildred Ratched, the infamous character in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Sarah Paulson, who stars as Nurse Ratched in the prequel series, opens up to The Hollywood Reporter about creating the Netflix show that expands on the story of the nurse from the 1975 film, based on the 1962 novel by Ken Kesey.

Sarah Paulson has revealed that “Ratched” isn’t pronounced the way that it looks!

 Ratched, Ryan Murphy's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest prequel series, to know that the series is a pretty significant detour from the 1975 film, with the (extremely fabulous) 1940s costumes dominating the mood. While Ratched delves into how Nurse Ratched — Mildred, as we learn at the outset of these eight episodes — becomes the villain that she is, the bulk of Season 1 plops us right into the action as she begins a campaign of torment and terror for reasons that soon become clear.

Ryan Murphy's Ratched has been billed as the story of how Nurse Ratched from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest becomes the stiff, forcefulauthoritarian of a psychiatric hospital we see in the film, but that description doesn't exactly jibe with the eight episodes sent to critics.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticAt this point, there are several things you’re almost sure to encounter when diving into one of Ryan Murphy’s gilded television worlds. No matter where or when it’s set, the show will have impeccable, eye-popping costume and production design.

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Were you given a nutshell description of Hanover going into the project?Before we started shooting, I was sent the first three episodes. Ryan [Murphy] e-mailed me asking if I wanted to talk about my character and I said, “Yes, please,” but it never happened.

"Weeks upon weeks upon weeks." That’s how long it took, says costume designer Lou Eyrich, to gain Ryan Murphy’s approval on the precise hue and weight of the bluish-green fabric for the hospital uniforms in Ratched, his origin story for the nurse memorably played by Louise Fletcher in 1975’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. The horror series, starring Sarah Paulson as Mildred Ratched, premieres Sept.