The American Horror Story flip will feature familiar and new faces from the AHS universe. Find out who is playing which characters here. Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk are releasing a spin-off series ahead of the release of American Horror Story: Double Feature. AH Stories, a series of standalone horror stories set in the AHS universe, will introduce viewers to a new cast each week. Fans will recognize familiar faces and be introduced to new stars who will undoubtedly remain a part of the AHS family for many seasons. Learn more about the cast by hanging out here.
McCormick and Kaia Gerber:
Scarlett Winslow is played by Sierra McCormick in American Horror Stories episodes 1 and 2, Rubber (Wo)man. Scarlett and her parents, Michael and Troy, move into the Murder House. Scarlett discovers the infamous rubber suit shortly after moving in and, after donning it, becomes one with the house’s spirits and history. Sierra is loved for her roles in the television shows Curb Your Enthusiasm, Supernatural, Jessie, and A.N.T. Farm. Ruby is a ghost who is on the Murder House grounds. She committed suicide in the house after discovering that her parents had sold her to an abusive man. Kaia Crawford is the model daughter of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber. Her first significant on-screen role is in American Horror Stories.
Paris Jackson and Matt Bomer:
Maya is played by Paris Jackson in American Horror Stories episodes 1 and 2, Rubber (Wo)man. Maya is a popular student who dupes Scarlett into flirting and engaging in sexual activity with her on Livestream. Following the encounter, she is murdered at her home. Paris Jackson, Michael Jackson’s daughter, has a few acting credits. Matt Bomer plays Michael in the first and second episodes of American Horror Stories, Rubber (Wo)man. Michael is married to Troy, and they move into the Murder House with their daughter Scarlett with plans to renovate it. After being killed by Ruby, he becomes a ghost in the house. In other roles, he is mainly remembered as Neal Caffrey.
Gavin Creel and Aaron Tveit:
Gavin Creel plays Troy in the first and second episodes of American Horror Stories, Rubber (Wo)man. Troy and Gavin have moved into the Murder House with their daughter Scarlett. Troy begins an affair with contractor Adam while renovating the house. Ruby murders Troy and now exists as a ghost in the Murder House. Gavin is best known for his work in musical theatre, where he played the lead in The Book of Mormon. In American Horror Stories (AHS)episode 2, Rubber Woman Aaron Tveit plays Adam. Troy has hired Adam as a contractor to help him renovate the iconic house. He begins an affair with Troy, and it is soon revealed that he brutally murdered a coworker after they discover a pile of dead bodies hidden within the house’s walls.
Merrin Dungey and Rhenzy Feliz:
Merrin Dungey portrays Dr. Andi Grant in the first and second episodes of American Horror Stories, Rubber (Wo)man. Dr. Grant is a therapist brought in to help Michael, Troy, and Scarlett, especially with Scarlett’s violent sexual fantasies. Dr. Grant frequently mentions “the other therapist” who lives at the house, Ben Harmon. Merrin Dungey is best known for her work on television, having appeared on shows such as Big Little Lies. Rhenzy Felix plays Chad in the third episode of American Horror Stories, Drive-In. There are currently no details available about Chad’s character. Rhenzy is best known for her role as Alex Wilder in Marvel’s Runaways, which airs on Hulu. He also appeared on MTV’s Teen Wolf as Aaron.
Madison Bailey and John Carroll Lynch:
In American Horror Stories episode 3, Drive-In, Madison Bailey plays Kelley. There are currently no details available about Kelley’s character. Madison is best known for her roles in Netflix’s Outer Banks as Kiara Carrera and the CW’s Black Lightning as Wendy Hernandez. Lynch, John Carroll. In American Horror Stories episode 3, Drive-In, John Carroll Lynch plays Larry Bitterman. There are currently no details available about Larry Bitterman’s character. Fans of AHS will recognize John Carroll Lynch. Twisty the Clown from Freak Show and Cult, as well as Benjamin Richter in 1984, is an AHS fan favorite.
Every season of AHS has a new theme and thus a different cast. Ryan Murphy’s favorite actors include Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Jessica Lange, and Angela Bassett, to name a few, which means that the same actors frequently appear as different characters across seasons. Occasionally, one actor will play multiple roles in a single season. Throughout Apocalypse’s ten episodes, Paulson, for example, played Cordelia Goode, Billie Dean Howard, and Wilhemina Venable. It’s a lot to keep up with, particularly now seasons have begun to overlap, and the show has generated a spinoff called American Horror Stories.
