Royalty Dahling!

Its probably sharon

They are the royal painting 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

The scene itself gives off this elegant vibe

Well the furniture surely calls for it so I'd be doing it too haha

She is like - don't swear don't swear don't swear

Same😂

Hardly??

That's because she was sitting across from Sharon Stone!

Who the hell is hardly??

So true. She really goes into her role and it’s so believable. I love her acting 😍😍😍

an American horror story...? :0

Yes she is a very great actress she literally becomes a whole different person

you know how directors will say, "go deep, go to your hurt place" Sarah goes there and i DO NOT want to know what's in there!

right😭😭👏🏼

As well as killing the vibe

She is right. I know of women that were sent to mental institutions because their parents didn't like their behavior

I agree but the first portion really resonates that people shouldn’t be complacent because their can easily be a regression to a time where it is acceptable to think this way

Mi head hurts

Or maybe you should take from this that we still have a long way to go and if you notice the stories that came out especially during the me too movement show some of this stuff still happens and still is believed by many many people.

@Zsuzsanna Varga it's a reference to the show, grapes would be meaningless

@Zsuzsanna Varga peaches is a reference! They are the main actors of the show, set in 1940, roughly the time the book they are reading was published. It's not that hard to understand

What is with the giant bed sheet on the chair tho?!

Zsuzsanna Varga Man you’re freaky

@Zsuzsanna Varga Peaches were mentioned in Ratched

I know..... she looks awesome

Yes, such a brave and truly groundbreaking fashion choice that until now had never been seen before......

@@mydogeatspuke calm down sis. who hurt u?

@@sumalyachakraborty7023 imagine thinking someone pointing out that fashion is cyclical is being hurt or uncalm. Kids 🙄

@@mydogeatspuke well dear stranger, I am glad that you're okay. Have a great day 😊💗

👏👏👏❤👏👏👏

too bad her hair stylist doesn´t love her as much as you do

@@PokeKid5000 that's pretty funny but Judy could be bald and she'd still be a badass💯 Watch the movie "The Ref" she's always terrific 👌

scary* for the world

Judy Davis looks great.

Truer words have never been said

That's what I thought, son. She's pure as the driven snow.

Kranky. K! wooow where’d you get *that* idea from 😯

@@avita9036 I don't get the relevance either 🤷‍♀️

She seems to be in her chair laughing to me.

@@benswindlehurst1857 brilliant deduction! I concur! 🐴

@@benswindlehurst1857 it's a ~over exaggeration for the sake of comedy~

i love her character haahha

Amazing how Judy Davis is doing an American accent as an Australian. She's superb.

Love Judy Davis. My favorite role of hers was in Woody Allen’s film “Husbands and Wives.”

Only Judy Davis can put on a comedic role while knowing how to belnd in with the thriller genre

She was greatttt, I loved the whole character development

She's amazing

Gifted & Gorgeous 🥵

Nope. Stars are under average but they think they are gifted and intellectual. She probably read 2 or 3 book about feminism and she thinks she is like a scholar in the matter.

@@marcosladarense you're sounding bitter you should see someone about that 😂

@@gdragon26vip11 , I live in LA and deal with celebrities very often. Almost all of them think they are like specialists, when they read a half-dozen of books; but they are not even experts in their job (which is acting). Calling someone bitter is an advice that always come from middle class who have no idea what is to be in marginalized conditions (as I am). Bitterness is a desirable feeling, as all feelings a human being can feel (as stress/cortisol is desirable as well), but in homeopathic doses (haha).

A perfect description.

My mother told me a story of how in the 1960's she went to a job interview where the "finalists" were picked by how good they looked in a mini skirt. It was an office job.

Thing is most of it is true. This is why lower standards ang gender quotas exsist.

most women arent sure in themselves, its why they need to overcompensate by being loud or obnoxious, which is really annoying in either gender. and most men/women who are sure of themselves dont have to go around saying it or how 'scary' it is to other people. the fragility of modern women makes me sad to be a woman 😢 toughen up ladies, nobody thinks being an annoying bxtch is cool except other insecure women

who is C.W?

@@mjay921 mfs out here quoting themselves lmao

@@mjay921 Maybe C.W Lewis?

I’m sure there’s an attendance fee involved. She didn’t say much though, so that’s not uncharacteristic of her 🤷🏻‍♀️

Probably in her contract that she has to do a certain amount of publicity and sitting around with your co-stars is always better than doing a day of interviews

I was going to comment on her. I don't know much about her personality but she kinda acts like her character Ms. Bucket!!!! Sorry but she does seem like a sour puss.

Kimmy Ball I think she seems reserved, maybe nervous even :)

Bek W I honestly couldn’t tell if she was nervous or just 100% over the whole thing.

shes the sweetest hahah

Awww im dead too

Yes, it's true, Sarah tells HONEY to Cynthia, I love this,🥰

And Judys "WHAT did you just said?" lolol

@@laurarestrepo100 hahaha she straight up got it x)

You’re kidding me, she looks like she’s in her 30s!

Jill Hahahaha

And hotter then ever

@@imamountainheadtoo She looked around her age. She just looked like she's been conserving herself very well. But then again she has the millions for the dermatologist appointments. I will give you this though, i don't think she has plastic surgery. Which I commend her for.

Adrenochrome junkie

Watch Lovecraft Country for a glimpse of that

I will add it to my watchlist. Thank you 🙏

Jaeger Kharjudio it’s amazing

Love that show

@@lindsayr6208 Lovecraft Country is awesome, but scary as hell. And im not talking about monsters, like in the first episode in the freshly painted cafe. Or the woods cause of psycho sheriff.

Klark Griswold They are smart and strong! I have a few friends that are still afraid of their ex husbands. That should not be happening. Men should not treat women like crap and women need to stop allowing it. Yes, I know it can go both ways.

good

You are real man my friend. I 💕 it

That's cool you're okay with something that makes you uncomfortable... but why does it make you uncomfortable in the first place? Dig deeper.

@@Satrina777 exactly, they shouldn't feel afraid of these women. I just wanna celebrate their awesomeness and amazing, strong personalities!

It speaks the truth. People hate it because of that.

Sadly many men still think this way as evidenced by the reply above mine

@@58479ishere well you can hide reality

Actually, in a way, they kinda made sense?? Like, it was awful, the way it was phrased. And definitely ageist and sexist, but if you wanted productivity and had to make general rules that applied to the majority, it made sense.

Countess Sagittaria Black no they don’t make sense and are based on false bias on women

Yes!

If you want to see Sharon Stone's house in the show, it is a real house. I just forgot who the owner was by name. He was a famous jewelry designer though. Gorgeous house.

I was literally looking for her !!!! Best acting hands down 🔥

Agreed, she acted her but off, and I hope to see her continue her killing spree in season 2.

Because she’s not white. This conversation is only for and about white women... obviously!

Mila Baker And that’s all FACTS !!!

Sophie was absolutely amazing as always. She's a brilliant actress all around

ship

@Just some guy On the internet well its not if ure bored and just having fun

Sarah Jessica Parker COULD NEVER

@@wgsrhehwferh erm sarah has a girlfriend that's kinda weird

@@celestelalianna7276 lol u takin' ur life seriously lmao

I’ve never heard this. How could anyone, especially an ahs fan, hate Sarah Paulson

@@EpicMafioso I see it all the time! All over their fb page when there’s a season on or insta just the insufferable people saying they’re tired of her and that she’s annoying and they’re sick of seeing/hearing her cry. I don’t get it at all. She’s fantastic! Some of her characters have the potential to be annoying but that’s just a character. She does a great job!

ska¡¡a ¡¡a well I only consider someone a hater when they feel the need to tear down another person or say something extremely negative about a certain thing when the situation is uncalled for. Like it’s okay not to like someone or something, but if they are not directly bothering you, why do you feel the need to express it. Or another enstance is when someone is saying much they like or enjoy something, and another person HAS to give their opinion about how much they don’t like it, and how much the other person is wrong for liking it. Like, you can have your opinion, but keep it to yourself, and let me enjoy what I enjoy.

I’ve never heard anyone talk ab SP in a bad way, especially an ahs fan

@@demigoddess6673 it happens every season they have. Seems to be mostly bitter people who can’t let go that Jessica Lange is gone and Sara has taken over many lead roles. She’s great and they’re not true fans then!

Since it’s set after World War II, wouldn’t it be so badass if one episode was actually a crossover with Agent Peggy Carter being falsely sent to the asylum Ratched works at and the two fight a lot and it turns out it was the first episode of Agent Carter‘s 3rd season.

It's a very good show (just have to separate the Ratched from the film a bit since it's a different type of evil), but It's not the best show either. That goes to Dark, and a few other shows too. But this is a ride, nonetheless.

she doesn't t look thrilled. I would love to have heard more from her.

Why?

galyyy Judy Davis is an incredibly private person and notorious for being vehemently against interviews or wanton publicity. This interview is on the rarer side, to see her take part in. Don’t get me wrong, it’s great to see her, just surprised, is all.

@@andrewrudygalindo2646 I think it's probably because this particular interview isn't really personal.

Me too!!

I know he wasn’t the show runner but the impeccable style and crispness that gives the images a blend of golden age-hollywood as well as touches of what life really looked like back then is something he and his team pull off flawlessly and consistently.

Gateaux Q Correct!! From fashion to appliances to cars to decor... they nailed it!

Me too, I watched all the episodes 😊

Fulano de Tal Um, they really still don’t.

men gross wbk

@@absatwell8163 I do!! A lot

30% still don't

Elena Christian It’s a shame that during this pandemic they need to be reminded. I’ve been hounding the men in my office for years about it. 😳

Saaaame!!!

No lol

iamtheyack why should they be required reading? This isn’t the 50s anymore

I’m glad there’s one copy left for us to understand and thank the trailblazers who broke all barriers and still breaking them

Kent C You totally missed the entire point. As they said, it’s important to be aware of this kind of draconian thinking because if you pretend it didn’t happen it could happen again.

@@rixx46 - Though we understand what Kent meant...that misogynistic mode of thinking can *never* be allowed to 'take precedent' again.

The book is used for educational purposes. We cannot burn every book we don’t like. We NEED to know history. This is how we get glimpses into the lives of women.

Yeah, same, the first couple of episodes it seemed like they wanted her to be the villain but then she took a hard left towards comic relief, which I enjoyed for the character

Me too - I loved her line “ the hydrotherapy went swimmingly well “ 😂

same here! hahaha

Lana del try

Lana del rey*

@@demigoddess6673 no. Adele

Ryan Murphy has a diversity problem. There could be a very interesting storyline about a Black nurse but it doesn't fit his aesthetic.

@@littlegirlblue6326 - It is a story about sexism. It doesn't need to ALSO be about prejudice. The whiteness of all the women should make the inherent racism pretty damn obvious. And if the decision HAD been made to include a black nurse, why not have an indigenous nurse instead, or a Japanese nurse, right? Why does a "black nurse" check that box? I am tired of tokenism. Especially since BLACK LIVES MATTER, they do, but damn it, so do Hispanic and Native American lives. We don't fix prejudice by making it a black and white thing imo, because that just continues to exclude other minorities. And doesn't that actually give the times portrayed too MUCH credit? Acting like they progressively hired black nurses, when being old or slender was such a negative. Because, during that time, there is NO WAY that a black nurse would have been hired. A Japanese nurse would be in an internment camp, and a Native American woman would have only bern allowed at the mental hospital as a patient. I think expecting more hiring inclusivity in the show would deeply undercut the message of profound bigotry.

@@whimsysmith2835 This is extremely correct. I agree wholeheartedly and have been waiting for someone to put it more eloquently than I can. The focus of the show was truly sexism and that is important. Bringing in other topics would have taken away from the message of the show (which left me happy and crying and everywhere in between). Thank you for your lovely comment.

Whimsy Smith have you watched the show? There are black priests, the head doctor is an Asian man and nurse Bucket, a white woman, alludes to wanting to be romantically involved with him. Regarding how Black Lives Matter, she’s a black woman lol. Is it her job to also speak for other races? No. She cannot. It would be rude. That is THEIR job. She is speaking for a cause that affects her. Please refrain from policing the experiences of others

Alex E THANK YOU SOMEONE SAID IT