Actress Sarah Paulson says in writer-producer Ryan Murphy's world, 'you better go big or go home.' The duo takes a visit to an asylum together once again in 'Ratched,' which drops on Netflix this week. | hereandnow
Sarah Paulson filmed her performance in HBO’s “Coastal Elites” during the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic without any co-stars.
Written by humorist Paul Rudnick, “Coastal Elites” was intended to be a live theater performance. Bringing the role to life alone in her home changed the dynamic in a strange way for Paulson. People may want to avoid divisive conversations to maintain a loving relationship with family — but then find themselves screaming across the dinner table, she says.
Paulson co-executive produced the series with writer-producer Ryan Murphy, who she’s worked with for almost a decade on shows such as “American Horror Story” and “American Crime Story.” The writer-producer empowered her to take on the title and own a piece of the series, she says.“It suits me, only in so much as that I'm a massive control freak and I think I always have my hands in too many pots on the set,” she says. “And I'm sure it's unpleasant for a lot of people.
“I think for whatever reason, I'm able to interpret his desired tone in a way that makes me feel really liberated and free as an actress because there’s sort of like no limit to what you can do,” she says. “It's sort of in the Ryan world, you better go big or go home.” Despite the stricter boundaries of playing a real person, Paulson felt a sense of freedom in working with the facts of who Clark was and what the prosecutor brought to the high-profile murder case. For both Clark and Ratched, Paulson says playing well-known characters requires making herself vulnerable to criticism on the success of her performance.
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