Is Ryan Murphy Getting Ousted From ‘Glee’.
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I Really hope not. The show always seems to get weird when he is not around. But if he does go, good for him. With the new comedy and ther second season of ‘American Horror Story’ to over see, he has a hell of a lot on his plate.
According to the New York Post, the writer-director is loosening his grip on the show in order to focus on directing a new comedy for NBC. The New Normal, which follows a gay couple and a woman who becomes their surrogate, will star Andrew Rannels from The Book of Mormon and Ellen Barkin. Murphy is also reportedly working on a big-screen adaptation of Larry Kramer’s The Normal Heart.
The announcement comes soon after rumors of drama within the Glee cast. As one source tells the Post, “Ryan is technically off Glee and [co-creator] Brad Falchuck has taken over the day-to-day running. After some drama and discord with the cast last year, and with Ryan being very outspoken in the press, it was suggested by his aides that he relax a little.”
Book of Mormon Star Andrew Rannells Signs Deal for New Ryan Murphy Comedy Pilot.
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Andrew Rannells, who longs for sunny Orlando but ends up in the less-than-welcoming Uganda in the Tony-winning musical The Book of Mormon, has signed a holding deal with 20th Century Fox TV and NBC to star in a new comedy from “Glee”‘s Ryan Murphy and Allison Adler, according to Deadline.com.
The comedy, co-written by Murphy and Adler, will also be directed by Murphy. The single-camera project is described as “a heartwarming comedy about a blended family of a gay couple and the woman who becomes a surrogate to help them start a family.”
WATCH – Ryan Murphy Talks The Unexpected Success Of ‘Glee’.
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