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Feud reunion! Susan Sarandon and pal Jessica Lange step out for lunch in New York City
Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon may have been happy to Feud on screen as screen icons Joan Crawford and Bette Davis, but the longtime friends looked quite chummy as they grabbed lunch in New York Sunday.Susan, 76, who has given her blessing to a Broadway musical version of her visionary film Thelma and Louise, looked stylish in a pair of straight leg jeans and a floral biker jacket. The Oscar winning actress, covered her burnished locks with a terra cotta toned newsboy cap. She added another pop of color, wearing green and white high top sneakers. Meanwhile, Jessica, 73, stepped out in a monochrome look - black shoes, jeans and a puffy black jacket.  Lunch date: Jessica Lange, 73, and Susan Sarandon, 76,  may have been happy to Feud on screen as screen icons Joan Crawford and Bette Davis, but the longtime friends looked quite chummy as they grabbed lunch in New York SundayThe two-time Academy Award winner's blonde hair was styled in a wavy bob and she wore dark frame glasses.Both appeared to be celebrating their natural beauty, wearing little to no makeup. The women have been friends for years, and have maintained their relationship some five years after going for each others throats in the 2017 limited series Feud. The FX drama focused on the filming of the Oscar winning drama and the reputed animosity between the film's leading ladies. Feud creator Ryan Murphy told E! News at the time, 'It was very fun to have those two women and to be in a position of leadership on the set.''Because make no mistake, when you're doing a show with those two, they have a lot of opinions, and they're always right because they've been around the block.'Both Susan and Jessica worked as producers on the series.
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Tom Hollander to play Truman Capote in Feud season two
Tom Hollander has been cast as Truman Capote in the upcoming second season of Ryan Murphy's anthology series Feud.Season one, which aired in 2017, starred Susan Sarandon and Jessica Lange respectively as Bette Davis and Joan Crawford.Now season two, which Variety reports has also brought Diane Lane and Calista Flockhart aboard, will focus on how Truman alienated his New York society circle. Uncanny: Tom Hollander (left) has been cast as Truman Capote (right) in the upcoming second season of Ryan Murphy's anthology series FeudDiane Lane will be Nancy 'Slim' Keith and Calista Flockhart will portray Jackie Kennedy's younger and more vivacious sister Lee Radziwill.News of their casting comes after it emerged Naomi Watts has been enlisted as Barbara 'Babe' Paley, along with Chloe Sevigny as CZ Guest.  Slim Keith, Babe Paley, CZ Guest and Lee Radziwill were pillars of the New York society world that initially embraced Truman - only to freeze him out after he aired out their dirty laundry in a thinly-veiled short story.Truman, who was born in the south and was a childhood friend of To Kill A Mockingbird author Harper Lee, was launched into the New York beau monde after achieving phenomenal literary success in the 1950s and 60s.

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