| "The Lady in White" | |
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| Series American Horror Story Season "1984", Episode 7 | |
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| Air date | October 30th, 2019 |
| Writers | John J. Gray |
| Director | Liz Friedlander |
| Producers | Jay Beattie; Bradley Buecker; Dan Dworkin; Lou Eyrich; Brad Falchuk; John J. Gray; Joshua Green; Eryn Krueger Mekash; Crystal Liu; Alexis Martin Woodall; Tim Minear; Ryan Murphy; Todd Nenninger; Adam Penn; Crystal Whelan; James Wong; Melissa Wylie |
| Starring | Emma Roberts; Billie Lourd; Leslie Grossman; Cody Fern; Matthew Morrison; Gus Kenworthy; John Carroll Lynch; Angelica Ross; Zach Villa |
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"The Lady in White" is the seventh episode of season nine of the television series American Horror Story. This season carries the subtitle banner of "1984". It is the 101st episode of the series overall. It was directed by Liz Friedlander with a script written by John J. Gray. It first aired on the FX Network on Wednesday, October 30th, 2019 at 10:00 pm.
Cast[]
Starring[]
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| DeRon Horton | Ray Powell |
| Leslie Jordan | Courtney |
| Connor Cain | Young Benjamin Richter |
| Sean Liang | Pete |
| Lily Rabe | Lavinia Richter |
| Dylan McDermott | Bruce |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Conor Donnally | Eddie |
| Kat Solko | Helen |
| Emma Meisel | Midge |
| Andrew Tippie | Larry |
| Renton Pexa | Keith |
| Misha Crosby | Limahl |
| Liam Haynes | Nick Beggs |
| Piers Stubbs | Jez Strode |
| Paul Rogan | Tour manager Graham |
| James Laski | Truck driver |
| John Tague | Officer |
| Filip Alexander | Bobby Richter |
| Jake Delaney | Lifeguard |
| Nicolette Doke | Blonde teen |
| Bella Azzata | Saucy counselor |
| Raleigh Adams | Older counselor |
| Jack Lewis | Arnold |
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Quotes[]
- Courtney: You announced the festival so quickly, we've barely had time to do anything. We haven't locked in a caterer, and don't get me started on hydration.
- Margaret Booth: Just give 'em a slice of Wonder Bread and a Dixie Cup of water.
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- Lavinia Richter: Maybe if you didn't have your head in a comic book all day, you'd have more friends.
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- Alex: Karma's a bitch, girls.
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