Ryan Murphy’s TV shows are everywhere. The Shards just premiered on Hulu, and he has another season of American Horror Story coming at the end of September. Fans just finished watching American Love Story, the first season of his true story dramatization of famous love stories, and The Beauty.
Yet, eyes are on the next project he has in store, and it turns out that he’s working on a few ideas at the moment. He’s certainly grateful for the teams that he has on the projects to make sure they can all keep running smoothly. It allows him to think about the next story that he wants to tell, and that could be Glee.
When chatting with The Hollywood Reporter about the projects he’s thinking about, he made it clear that he is “considering” returning to the world of Glee. How serious, the publication wanted to know? Well, right now, it’s just something that he’s mulling over, which he had also told TheWrap at the end of July.
His love for the series is still there, and he knows that Glee meant the world to the fans who tuned in when they were in their 20s. He shared with The Hollywood Reporter that “the music meant something,” and now, he’s serious about bringing it back in some sort of way.
The Fox series was certainly a wild ride when it first debuted in 2009. Starring Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, and Matthew Morrison, it focused on a group of high school students who found a place to belong in the glee club. They all came from different walks of life and cliques in the school, including the football team and the cheerleading squad, and that meant some bullying and rude remarks.
GLEE: (L-R Top) GLEE cast members Jenna Ushkowitz, Chord Overstreet, Darren Criss, Melissa Benoist, Jacob Artist, Naya Rivera and Alex Newell. Bottom (L-R bottom) Blake Jenner, Lea Michele, Chris Colfer, Matthew Morrison, Jane Lynch, Becca Tobin and Kevin McHale. Season Five of GLEE airs Thursdays, (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (Photo by FOX Image Collection via Getty Images)Each episode included covers of popular songs from the likes of Britney Spears, Journey, and Michael Jackson, adding their own takes and style to tell the full story.
However, while sharing that he is “considering” a return to the universe, he hasn’t committed to it just yet. He has a lot of ideas floating around at the moment, and one of those is a vampire story. In fact, that vampire story is much further ahead in production, as it starts shooting in December.
Murphy shared, “I’ve always wanted to do a vampire story and I always wondered why nobody has made a show about these characters I love [from a book and movie adaptation]. So that’s the next thing I’m going to tackle.”
He hasn’t gone into detail about which movie and book he is taking characters from. There are plenty of vampire stories out there, with Brom Stoker’sDracula being one of the biggest, but that version has been used over and over again. Murphy does say that he’s filming in Europe, though, which opens the door for it to be this iconic character.
For now, eyes are on The Shards and American Horror Story. The first look at the new Lizzie Borden series also recently dropped, and that’s something else from Murphy to look forward to. There’s no shortage of projects.
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