Sarah Paulson Embraces Fearless Future

Sarah Paulson will be honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on December 2nd, marking a significant milestone in her career. This recognition follows her recent Tony win and her continued collaborations with producer Ryan Murphy, with whom she has multiple upcoming series. Paulson is looking to embrace more daring roles, reflecting on her past accomplishments while anticipating future opportunities.

Her career took a significant turn with FX's "American Horror Story" in 2011, a role that propelled her to new heights. Despite the demanding nature of the show, which led to burnout after ten seasons, she is returning for "AHS 13" alongside a reunion of past cast members. Paulson also finds satisfaction in portraying real individuals, citing the "blueprint and undeniable facts" as providing creative freedom.

Currently, Paulson is exploring new territory as a comedic villain in "All's Fair," a role that has brought her liberating joy. Despite mixed critical reception, she prioritizes the creative process and the fun of making the show. This period marks a renewed sense of fearlessness, as she steps into diverse characters like serial killer Aileen Wuornos in "Monster" Season 4, all while cherishing the personal connections made during auditions.