On season three of American Crime Story, impeachment was never the point. It was always about the women.
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Cast
Sarah Paulson (Linda Tripp)Annaleigh Ashford (Paula Jones)Sterling K. Brown (Christopher Darden)Kenneth Choi (Judge Lance Ito)Beanie Feldstein (Monica Lewinsky)Christian Clemenson (Bill Hodgman)Cuba Gooding Jr. (O.J. Simpson)Margo Martindale (Lucianne Goldberg)Bruce Greenwood (Gil Garcetti)Edie Falco (Hillary Clinton)Nathan Lane (F. Lee Bailey)Clive Owen (William Jefferson Clinton)David Schwimmer (Robert Kardashian)John Travolta (Robert Shapiro)Courtney B. Vance (Johnnie Cochran)Darren Criss (Andrew Cunanan)Dale Godboldo (Carl E. Douglas)Ariel D. King (Arnelle Simpson)
Creators
Scott Alexander, D.V. DeVincentis, Halley Feiffer, Maya Forbes, Larry Karaszewski, Wallace Wolodarsky, Maureen Orth, Jeffrey Toobin, Tom Rob Smith, Maggie Cohn, Joe Robert Cole, Sarah Burgess, Daniel Pearle, Flora Birnbaum
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Synopsis
An anthology series centered around America's most notorious crimes and criminals.
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