Ryan Murphy

Ryan Murphy

  • Born: 1965-11-9
  • Height: 6' (1.83 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Hester 2022-03-22 08:01:03

      When poop becomes a revelation from God

      How do you get out of this crazy world when God uses shit to give a revelation to mankind.
      The deceptively titled film transports audiences awaiting a gunfight or aerial combat into the world of a bunch of psychopaths. Delusional disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, I don’t know...

    • Rosario 2022-03-22 08:01:03

      Just live your life in a way you feel comfortable with.

      The film tells the story of a boy who grew up in the arms of his fanciful artist mother. After a series of family troubles, the boy was sent to be raised by his mother's psychiatrist.

             At the psychiatrist's home, the boy experiences an unprecedented series of funny, sad, and nonsensical...

    • Lolita 2022-03-27 09:01:22

      If the psychiatrist is more ill than he is, the patient will never be born. It's too neurotic, and the music is good.

    • Jaquan 2022-03-27 09:01:22

      A real example of abnormal psychology

    Running with Scissors quotes

    • Agnes Finch: Natalie is not coming. I told her I'd deal with it.

      Augusten Burroughs: Don't try to stop me, Agnes. I'm going. I'm going to miss you.

      Agnes Finch: I'll miss you, too. You're a... the best son a mom could ever want. You need to know that.

      [She hands him a small box filled with money]

      Augusten Burroughs: Oh, my God. Agnes, there's - there's a lot of money here.

      Agnes Finch: A penny here, a dime there. It adds up. The Doctor doesn't know I have it, of course. No one does. You know, this morning, the IRS came again. And I almost gave it to them. Then I though, "No. For once in my life, I'm going to invest wisely." When you write a book, you send me a copy. Goodbye, my sweet boy.

      Augusten Burroughs: Agnes. What're you gonna do now?

      Agnes Finch: I don't know. Maybe I'll take down the Christmas tree.

    • Augusten Burroughs: [to Natalie, trying to get her to confess her problems] TELL ME! SO I DON'T FEEL SO ALONE!