John Stamos Says ‘Dahmer’ Creator Ryan Murphy Once Pitched Him A Show About Male Hookers Inspired By ‘Charlie’s Angels’

Strictly Come Dancing panel alongside Len Goodman and Craig Revel Horwood from 2004 until 2009. Arlene addressed the supposed advantage dance trained celebrities may have on the BBC show with the professional dancer saying all celebrities have a "real challenge" ahead of them.Prior to the start of the latest Strictly season, rumours spread about celebrities in the show lineup, who may have dance training.This included Helen Skelton who went to ballet school when she was younger and Kym Marsh who has training in theatre.Shutting down the criticism, Arlene said: "Everyones is aware when they go on Strictly that some people can dance and some people can't.

Evan Peters brought in a "lot of darkness and negativity" to his role as Jeffrey Dahmer. The 35-year-old actor stars as the notorious serial killer - who was convicted of murdering 17 men betweenn1978 and 1991 - in the Netflix series 'Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story' and explained that he wanted to give "120 percent" but felt able to "breathe" once shooting had wrapped. He said: "Doing the role, I wanted to give it 120 percent the whole way through, so I brought in a lot of darkness and negativity.

In his second appearance in two days to talk about Dahmer — Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, creator Ryan Murphy said his goal for the limited series was to tell a “complicated humans story.”

Evan Peters, long known for his chilling portrayals of sinister characters, wants to play someone 'normal.'Before filming Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story the 35-year-old actor expressed to creator Ryan Murphy that he would consider doing a romantic comedy, according to The Hollywood Reporter.Peters had previously worked with Murphy on American Horror Story, playing a school shooter in the first season, and later a cult leader in American Horror Story: Cult. Expanding his horizons: Evan Peters, long known for his chilling portrayals of sinister characters, wants to play someone 'normal'; seen in MarchAfter reading the script for the Netflix series based on the true story of the serial killer, Peters couldn't say no.Once Evan read the script, Murphy, 56, said, '[Evan] called me the next day, and he said, "It’s so challenging.

Ryan Murphy is backing Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story after it sparked controversy among viewers.

EXCLUSIVE: Treat Williams is set for a key role in Feud: Capote’s Women, the second installment of FX’s anthology series from Ryan Murphy and Plan B.

Jodie Sweetin was looking back at the 'normal moments' she had with a former costar from Full House.The TV actress shared with Good Morning America's Ask Me Anything segment what her favorite memories with the late Bob Saget were. The comedian passed away in January after bumping his head at a hotel room in Florida.The blonde star was on the morning show to promote her new Lifetime movie Merry Swissmas.

EXCLUSIVE: Newcomer Ella Beatty has been tapped for a key role in Feud: Capote’s Women, the second installment of FX’s anthology series from Ryan Murphy and Plan B.

The Watcher has officially clocked in 273.2 million hours of watch time on Netflix.According to Deadline, the Ryan Murphy and Ian Brenner-created show raked in another 148.2 million hours of viewing time from fans this past week.The mystery-thriller program, which premiered earlier this month, previously took in 125 million hours during its first week of release. Fan favorite: The Watcher has officially clocked in 273.2 million hours of watch time on NetflixThe Watcher is based on Reeves Wiedeman's article The Haunting of a Dream House, which was published in The Cut in 2018.Wiedeman's article was based on a series of true events that transpired in 2014.  The show is centered on a family who leave the hustle and bustle of New York City and move into a sizable home in New Jersey.However, they soon become the targets of a figure who terrorizes them through threatening letters and drastic actions.

Ryan Murphy is continuing his reign over Netflix.

Plotting a comeback? Scream Queens fans were in for a surprise when a social media shake-up hinted at the show’s possible return.

Ryan Murphy sat down with the female cast members of The Watcher to reflect on the true crime genre and discuss who may have been the true voyeur who inspired his Netflix limited series.

John Stamos almost played a male hooker. The 59=year-old actor is best known for his starring as Jesse Katsopolis on the classic ABC sitcom 'Full House' but revealed he once had a lunch meeting with 'Glee' creator Ryan Murphy to discuss the potential of playing a prostitute who helps to "work on" a couple's marriage. He said: "I remember going to lunch with him at The Ivy and we order, and I said, ‘So what’s the show?’ And he’s like, ‘Well…’ And this was again, like now if he offered me the show, I’d do it in two seconds.

John Stamos is still kicking himself years later for turning down future American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy.The 59-year-old Full House star shared on SiriusXM's The Jess Cagle Show on Thursday that Murphy, 56, pitched a series in which he would star and play a male prostitute during a lunch meeting in the 1990s.The actor said that he regretted not being more receptive to the idea, to the point that he even suggested playing a prostitute on a different show years later. Big mistake: John Stamos said he regretted turning down Ryan Murphy's pitch about a show starring him as a male prostitute, he shared Thursday on SiriusXM's The Jess Cagle Show; seen in August in Santa MonicaJohn, who sported a thick beard for his virtual interview, said he met Ryan for lunch to discuss a potential role the producer had in mind.'I remember going to lunch with him at The Ivy and we order, and I said, "So what’s the show?" And he’s like, 'Well…" And this was again, like now if he offered me the show, I’d do it in two seconds,' he said.

How it started! Jerry O’Connell opened up about the early days of his romance with wife Rebecca Romijn — and joked that he had a very narrow window to make his move.

John Stamos became a household name through his role as 'Uncle' Jesse Katsopolis on ABC's Full House... with the actor revealing he took two props from the set for his own household.The 59-year-old actor played Uncle Jesse in both the original Full House, which aired eight seasons from 1987 to 1995 and Netflix's Fuller House, which reunited the original cast in its  five-season run from 2016 to 2020.Stamos appeared on The Drew Barrymore Show to promote his new season of Big Shot on Disney Plus, when he revealed what two iconic items he stole from the Full House set.  Props: John Stamos became a household name through his role as 'Uncle' Jesse Katsopolis on ABC's Full House...

John Stamos is stopping by The Drew Barrymore Show!

John Stamos is coming clean about some priceless memorabilia he may have kept from set.

Zack Sharf Listings for Jeffrey Dahmer costumes on eBay.com are being pulled this Halloween season. The popular e-commerce website has put a ban on Dahmer costumes because they violate its policy on violent and violent criminals, Buzzfeed News confirms. A surge of listings for Dahmer-related costumes hit the website in the aftermath of Ryan Murphy’s blockbuster Netflix series, “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” starring Evan Peters as the serial killer. As reported by Buzzfeed: “A spokesperson confirmed that the selling platform was actively removing these listings and that they were ‘prohibited,’ although some listings are still active at the time of publication…The company policy states that sellers are banned from listing items that ‘promote or glorify violence’ or are associated with violent individuals, the acts for which they gained notoriety, or crime scenes from the past 100 years.”