Jessica Lange Firmly Rules Out Return to 'American Horror Story'

The award-winning actress declared she has no plans to rejoin the FX anthology series despite her celebrated past roles.

Jessica Lange emphatically stated she will not return to 'American Horror Story,' responding 'Oh Christ, no' during an interview at the Dublin International Film Festival.
Lange, 75, cited the significant time since her last major involvement in the series, which ended after Season 4 in 2014, as a key reason for her decision.
She won two Emmys for her performances in the show, including her roles as Constance Langdon ('Murder House') and Fiona Goode ('Coven').
Ryan Murphy, co-creator of 'American Horror Story,' has hinted at reuniting the original cast for the upcoming 13th season, but Lange dismissed this possibility outright.
Sarah Paulson, another prominent star of the series, expressed enthusiasm about potentially returning, highlighting her positive experiences and career flexibility gained from the show.