Impeachment: American Crime Story Production ‘Stopped Over Several Advanced COVID-19 Experiments On Set’
Production on Impeachment: The Story of American Crime was reportedly suspended.
Insiders told TMZ that ‘multivariate’ people positioned among the team and the team were testing positive for COVID-19, which resulted in the warning. No one who could have tested positive has been identified.
The shooting is said to have started in Los Angeles on the FX anthology series, which covers Clinton scandals in the 1990s, just over a month ago.
Production on Impeachment: The American Crime Story was reportedly discontinued by TMZ intellectuals claiming that ‘multiple’ people were on a positive set for COVID-19; Beanie Feldstein will be seen working on the show this coming Monday
DailyMail.com has reached out to FX for comments.
According to TMZ sources no decision has yet been made as to when production will be able to resume.
FilmLA, which is a license office for Los Angeles, told TMZ that the production had not notified them of the alleged situation.
Who’s: Sarah Paulson (pictured left), playing Linda Tripp, was also seen on set only this coming Monday
Impeachment: The American Crime Story production office has yet to respond to more than one request for comment from TMZ.
Beanie Feldstein and Sarah Paulson, who plays Monica Lewinsky and Linda Tripp, were featured on the set just this coming Monday.
Everyone in the set photos appeared Monday, and several people wore face shields, including Beanie.
Premiere: Sarah and Beanie are pictured on set in Los Angeles this week
Ryan Murphy and his frequent colleague Brad Falchuk are active producers on American Crime Story which has been two seasons to date.
The first season was about the trial of OJ Simpson and she won the Emmy Sarah for her performance as prosecutor Marcia Clark.
Then came a season about the murder of Gianni Versace in which Glee star Darren Criss acted as serial killer Andrew Cunanan.