Meet the Cast of Feud, Ryan Murphy's Next Big TV Show

Updated on March 5, 2017 at 3:45 PM

When it comes to TV shows, Ryan Murphy has plenty to juggle. He's got the many worlds of American Horror Story, and he's already planning a second and third season of American Crime Story. And then there's Feud, another anthology series focused on some of the most dramatic behind-the-scenes altercations in Hollywood. For the first season, Murphy will tackle an infamous industry rivalry: that of Joan Crawford and Bette Davis. Let's review the major players before the series debuts on Sunday!

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Sarah Paulson

Ryan Murphy announced the news himself on his official Twitter. Paulson will be playing Geraldine Page.

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Susan Sarandon

When news of the series broke, Sarandon's involvement was confirmed. She'll be playing Bette Davis.

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Jessica Lange

Lange will return to Ryan Murphy's kingdom as Joan Crawford.

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Stanley Tucci

Tucci has been confirmed for the cast. He'll be playing Jack Warner.

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Kathy Bates

Bates, already a regular on Murphy's American Horror Story, will step in as Joan Blondell.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones

Murphy also announced the news on his Twitter, stating that the actress would be playing Oscar winner Olivia de Havilland.

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Alfred Molina

Molina joins the cast as film director Robert Aldrich.

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Judy Davis

Davis will play Hedda Hopper, a gossip columnist.

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Meet the Cast of Feud, Ryan Murphy's Next Big TV Show

Sarah Paulson

Susan Sarandon

Jessica Lange

Stanley Tucci

Kathy Bates

Catherine Zeta-Jones

Alfred Molina

Judy Davis

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