The Emmy winner FX series is returning for a third season with a new topic, and the show is going political this time. The show has been rated 8.5 on IMDB. After two groundbreaking seasons of American Crime Story, fans are waiting for a third one. The first season of the crime drama gave the audience a closer look at the trial of O.J. Simpson and the second season spotlighted the assassination of Gianni Versace.
Fans of Ryan Murphy’s hit series “American Crime Story” won’t be disappointed with the announcement of a fourth season in the works. While the subject matter was originally announced as “Studio 54: American Crime Story,” FX Chairman John Landgraf recently revealed that the direction of the season is now up in the air. Keep your eyes peeled for more updates on what’s to come from this talented team!
American Crime Story Season 4 Release Date: When will it air?
Get ready to clear your calendar because the highly anticipated Studio 54: American Crime Story may be on its way soon! While there’s no official release date yet, previous season premieres have taken anywhere from two to four years to hit our screens.
The Assassination of Gianni Versace made its debut two years after The People v OJ Simpson, and even with potential production delays due to the pandemic, we can expect the fourth season to drop no earlier than November 2023. But with news of its development already out, we can’t wait to see what this next installment has in store for us!
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American Crime Story Season 4 Cast: Who is in it?
FX has yet to make an official announcement about the casting for American Crime Story. However, we wouldn’t be surprised if Sarah Paulson was involved. Sarah has appeared in the first season of American Crime Story in addition to multiple series of American Horror Story and other Ryan Murphy projects like Nip/Tuck, Feud, and Ratched.
American Crime Story Season 4 Plot: What’s gonna happen in it?
The fourth season of American Crime Story is set to take viewers on a wild ride through the story of two entrepreneurs, Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager, who transformed their Manhattan club, Studio 54, into one of the most legendary hotspots in New York City’s nightlife scene.
From the establishment’s wild parties to its infamous VIP rooms, Studio 54 quickly became the talk of the town, attracting A-list celebrity guests and making a name for itself thanks to its unique entry policies and notoriety for drug use.
However, in 1979, it all came crashing down when Rubell and Schrager were found guilty of tax evasion and sentenced to serve time in prison. This intriguing and scandalous story is one that is not to be missed.
American Crime Story Season 4 Trailer: When can we watch it?
No trailer yet! The Production of the show will start soon, which means no trailer. We expect the trailer to land one month before the release. You can catch all the previous seasons on FX and Hotstar. Please have a look at the trailer of season three; it will pull you!
American Crime Story Season 3 Recap:
Season 3 of American Crime Story premiered on September 7th, 2021, and focuses on the infamous Clinton-Lewinsky scandal and subsequent impeachment. With a star-studded cast including Sarah Paulson, Annaleigh Ashford, and Judith Light, as well as new additions like Beanie Feldstein and Clive Owen, this season consists of 10 episodes that promise to keep audiences hooked.
From the episode titles like “The President Kissed Me” and “The Assassination of Monica Lewinsky,” it’s clear that this season is going to dive deep into the scandal that nearly brought down a president.
American Crime Story Season 3 Review:
The new season of American Crime Story, “Impeachment: American Crime Story,” has received favorable reviews from critics. The performances of Beanie Feldstein and Sarah Paulson have been praised, but some have noted that the series can’t seem to decide whether it’s unearthing the humanity of a presidential scandal or indulging the mythology of its media circus.
In an IndieWire review, a critic wrote that “Fine performances and an overdue reconsideration of Monica Lewinsky’s role can’t make up for a futile retelling of one very public affair.
American Crime Story Season 3 Rating:
The series has a 69% Tomatometer rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 74 reviews, with an audience score of 81%.
