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    FX, Ryan Murphy to follow “Bette and Joan” with “Feud: Charles and Diana”

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    This is July 29, 1981 file photo of Britain's Prince Charles kisses his bride, Princess Diana , on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in London, after their wedding. FX has announced a 10-episode series that will spotlight the doomed royal couple Charles and Diana. It is scheduled to air in 2018. (AP Photo, File )
    NEW YORK (AP) --

    Producer Ryan Murphy's first edition of "Feud," which tells the story of film legends Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, won't premiere until this weekend.

    But already FX has announced a second installment in the "Feud" franchise. The network said Tuesday a 10-episode series will spotlight the doomed royal couple Charles and Diana. It is scheduled to air in 2018. No cast members were disclosed by the network.

    Murphy, whose many successes include FX's long-running anthology "American Horror Story" and last season's hit miniseries "The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story," will launch the 8-episode "Feud: Bette and Joan" on Sunday at 10 p.m. EST. It stars Susan Sarandon and Jessica Lange in the title roles.

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    Final Cut restructures management team with enhanced roles for Roebuck, Ramirez, Corney and Webb

    Monday, March 10, 2025
    From top left clockwise are Final Cut's David Webb, Sarah Roebuck, Suzy Ramirez and Michelle Corney

    Creative editorial company Final Cut, known for its work in film, television, and advertising, has restructured its management team.

    Sarah Roebuck steps into the role of managing director/executive producer for Final Cut’s New York office. Previously the NY executive producer, she now leads the East Coast team.

    Suzy Ramirez has been promoted from her role as Los Angeles executive producer to managing director/exec producer of Final Cut’s L.A. office.

    Michelle Corney, previously London executive producer, is now managing director/exec producer of the London office.

    David Webb, formerly U.K. managing partner, has been promoted to group managing director. In this expanded role, Webb will oversee Final Cut’s global strategy, ensuring seamless collaboration and continued growth across the company’s international operations.

    “These enhanced roles mark a new chapter for Final Cut as we continue to navigate a fast evolving industry landscape,” said Final Cut founder Rick Russell. “Sarah, Suzy, Michelle and David have all played pivotal roles in our success to date. Their proven leadership and shared vision for creative excellence will continue to deliver outstanding work for our clients worldwide.”

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