“And not every show needs it, but it’s a way to get my mind thinking even if they don’t get used. “Long before I start a show, I build playlists on my phone,” she says. Woodall gets to know new characters by creating personal playlists for them.
RYAN MURPHY ISLIDE MOVIE
Friday marks the premiere of the first product of Murphy’s record-breaking development deal with Netflix, “ The Politician.” And the titular character’s portrayal by musical theater sensation Ben Platt, who won a Tony for “Dear Evan Hanson,” rather than an Oscar-winning movie star like cast members Gwyneth Paltrow and Jessica Lange, suggests that music will play a big part.
And when it comes to a mutual love of music, they might be soulmates.įittingly, Woodall’s collaborations with Murphy (“ Pose,” “AHS,” and more) have been hallmarked by a strong musical presence.
Murphy wouldn’t disagree with Woodall on that score - they’re like a old married couple. I argue that music is important in every show.” “You hear a song and it puts you in a time and place. “Nobody is ever going to smell the same thing you smell and feel the exact same way. It’s all about music and smells in her estimation. Benjamin Franklin believed that only two things were certain in life - death and taxes - but longtime Ryan Murphy collaborator and recently elevated president of Ryan Murphy Productions Alexis Martin Woodall begs to differ.
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