American Crime Story Cast: John Travolta Joins The Show As He Plays Henry M. Roberts In 'The Folks V. O.J. Simpson' Storyline!
A new cast member is joining the America Crime Story TV series.
Before killing the roles of Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction and Chili Palmer in Get Shorty, there was a time a young John Travolta's most notable claim to fame was on a show called Welcome Back, Kotter (which ran from 1975-79 because it were). And now, when decades of absence, it seems the man's returning to his initial home due to yank Crime Story.
A new announcement from FX has unconcealed that Travolta are going in the shoes of professional person Henry M. Robert Shapiro, a key member of O.J. collection within the initial season of Yankee Horror Story and Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy's new compendium series, titled yank Crime Story: The folks v. O.J. Simpson.
Travolta has conjointly been confirmed as each a producer and star on the primary ten episodes of Yankee Crime Story; although this revelation is maybe simply solely} only. FX and showrunner Ryan white potato are exploitation the point of actors not having to attempt to 5-7 year long comes so as to land major talent for the compendium format (as has been the method with yank Horror Story).
In yank, Crime Story's case, the most important solid already includes David Schwimmer as Henry M. Robert Kardashian, Cuba Gooding son. as O.J. Simpson and AHS the alum married woman Paulson as Marcia Clark.
When it involves major, name film actors, it looks several became intrigued with the thought of seizing AN compendium role, particularly currently that a lot of (including Jessica photographer, Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey) have either won or been appointed for substantial honour gold. Once you mix the factors of short shooting schedules with potential awards and acclaim, there's no reason any major actor wouldn't jump at the prospect to get on one in all the foremost potential new short-form series of the year.
American Crime Story is ready to debut someday in 2015 on FX.
