Recurring Collaborators
This chart lists every actor who has appeared in more than one film or show directed or written by Murphy. Leslie Grossman is Murphy's most prolific collaborator, having appeared in four of his films or movies.
| Actor | Popular | Nip/Tuck | Running with Scissors | Glee | Pretty/Handsome | Eat Pray Love | American Horror Story | The New Normal | The Normal Heart |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alec Baldwin | N | N | N | ||||||
| Robin Bartlett | N | N | |||||||
| Leslie Bibb | N | N | |||||||
| Matt Bomer | N | N | N | ||||||
| Barry Bostwick | N | N | N | ||||||
| Nancy Cassaro | N | N | |||||||
| Kristin Chenoweth | N | N | |||||||
| Susan Chuang | N | N | |||||||
| Frances Conroy | N | N | |||||||
| Jill Clayburgh | N | N | |||||||
| Lisa Darr | N | N | |||||||
| Clea DuVall | N | N | |||||||
| Christine Estabrook | N | N | |||||||
| Joseph Fiennes | N | N | N | ||||||
| Jessalyn Gilsig | N | N | |||||||
| Eve Gordon | N | N | |||||||
| Jonathan Groff | N | N | |||||||
| Leslie Grossman | N | N | N | N | |||||
| Randee Heller | N | N | |||||||
| Preston James Hillier | N | N | |||||||
| Dot-Marie Jones | N | N | N | ||||||
| Bryce Johnson | N | N | |||||||
| NeNe Leakes | N | N | |||||||
| Kate Mara | N | N | |||||||
| Joel McKinnon Miller | N | N | |||||||
| Rebecca Metz | N | N | |||||||
| Sandy Martin | N | N | |||||||
| Mike O'Malley | N | N | N | ||||||
| Gwyneth Paltrow | N | N | N | ||||||
| Adina Porter | N | N | |||||||
| Lily Rabe | N | N | |||||||
| Geoffrey Rivas | N | N | |||||||
| Sarah Paulson | N | N | N | ||||||
| Julia Roberts | N | N | |||||||
| John Stamos | N | N | |||||||
| Eric Stonestreet | N | N | |||||||
| Barbara Tarbuck | N | N | |||||||
| Alessandra Torresani | N | N | |||||||
| Aisha Tyler | N | N | |||||||
| Willam Belli | N | N |
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Famous quotes containing the word recurring:
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