Summary

• Sarah Paulson s legal series All's Fair, reuniting with Ryan Murphy for an undisclosed role.
• Kim Kardashian is set to star and executive produce All's Fair, focusing on an all-female law firm in Los Angeles. Glenn Close will play the head of the law firm in All's Fair.
• Other newly-announced cast are Niecy Nash, Teyanna Taylor, and Naomi Watts.

Another cast member from American Horror Story is going to be ing Ryan Murphy's new legal series All's Fair, alongside three other newly-announced regulars for the show. The procedural show focuses on an all-female law firm in Los Angeles, with specific plot details still under wraps as of writing. However, it was previously announced that another alum of the American Horror Story cast, Kim Kardashian, will be executive producing and starring as a divorce attorney. Glenn Close (Fatal Attraction) has also been confirmed to be playing the head of the law firm.

Now, Deadline reports that Sarah Paulson, who has starred in multiple seasons of American Horror Story, will be teaming up with Murphy once more for a role in All's Fair. The details about her character are unclear, other than she will have an important role in the show alongside Kardashian and Close. Other actors also announced to be ing the series are Niecy Nash (Claws), Teyana Taylor (The Book of Clarence), and Naomi Watts (Mulholland Drive).

What To Expect From Ryan Murphy’s All’s Fair

Paulson isn't the only new actor who's worked on a project with the series creator before, with Watts previously being on Ryan Murphy's TV series, it's currently in development for Hulu, with an unclear release date as of writing. However, the focus on an all-female law firm means there's a strong chance the main cast will be entirely female, with many already familiar with the creator's work.

The series was originally going to star Halle Berry in the lead role, but none of the new roles cast are expected to be replacing what would have been her character. While it seems Kardashian is the most likely contender for the lead of the series, a formal announcement hasn't been made regarding whom the main character will be. Given the number of talented actors now rounding out the cast, it seems clear that everyone is going to have their own stories as they navigate the legal world of California.

With the series still in development, it might be some time until more is unveiled about what to expect from the legal series. However, since Murphy is behind the wheel of the show, All's Fair could end up being one of his most memorable projects in quite some time. With plenty of cast being people who've worked on his series' before, it wouldn't be surprising if even more alum from his projects were announced in later roles.

Source: Deadline