Two weeks have passed since FX aired the final episode of "American Horror Story Hotel," but fans are already looking forward for the sixth season of the popular horror anthology series.
While series creators Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk remain mum about their plans for the next "American Horror Story" installment, actress Chloë Sevigny already stated that she is open to appearing in the still-untitled season 6 if asked.
"I think so," the 41-year-old actress said in a recent interview with PopSugar. "I think I have a pretty good relationship with everybody over there, and if they ask me back, it depends on what they're doing and all that, but it's great. It's really fun. I love it."
Sevigny has been a part of the critically acclaimed horror drama twice. First was in the second season titled "American Horror Story: Asylum," where she portrayed the role of a nymphomaniac named Shelley. Then she returned as John Lowe's (Wes Bentley) depressed wife Alex.
In an interview with Yahoo TV in October 2015, the actress-fashion designer said that she was glad to be back in the "American Horror Story" set. "Mostly because the fans are so devoted and excitable and being around something with so much fervor is intoxicating," Sevigny revealed. "They are all weirdos, at least the ones I run into, and those are my people."
But while Sevigny is still uncertain about her future in the series, Murphy revealed that he already told Angela Bassett the role that she will portray in "American Horror Story" season 6 during his red carpet interview with E! News.
According to the series co-creator, he told Bassett and some of the other cast members about his plans because he drank too much at that time. When he approached Bassett about it, the actress was surprised to know what her next role was.
Murphy admitted that he already regretted saying the details as early as now. "I'm going to regret it tomorrow, I think I said too much too soon," the series co-creator said.
The sixth season of "American Horror Story" is expected to premiere in Fall 2016.
