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(Gossip-Grind News) Interview With Lady GaGa On The Set Of “American Horror Story: Hotel”

In an exclusive interview with Lady Gaga on the set of the new season of FX’s hit show American Horror Story, American Horror Story: Hotel, E! News’ Kristin Dos Santos sits down with the music icon for a deeply personal discussion about the experience of starring in her first high-profile acting gig, and Gaga’s struggle with the isolation that comes with fame —plus, how the show’s cast and creator have helped her get back to her true self and feel “happier than ever.” In the interview, Gaga reveals fiancé Taylor Kinney’s surprising reaction to her TV role, and why she was worried the cast and crew would think she was a “huge bitch,” as well as the misconceptions people might have about who she truly is. The singer turned actress also tells E! News whether she will do another season of the show and reveals what other project she has her eye on next. Don’t miss this exclusive and incredibly candid interview with Lady Gaga on E! News TONIGHT, Tuesday, October 6th at 7:00p and 11:00p ET/PT.

Only E! News has this fascinating, two-part exclusive from the American Horror Story set. Next Wednesday, fans will be treated to a stunning, private tour of Gaga’s stunning wardrobe closet with American Horror Story head wardrobe stylist, Lou Eyrich. Eyrich collaborated with Gaga on the eye-popping looks and is giving E! News viewers a sneak peek into what Gaga will be wearing on the show–from custom gowns, hats and shoes to jewelry made out of real bugs. Plus, Gaga herself breaks down the real reason she dresses the way she does and how physically challenging her ensembles can be.

Highlighted Lady Gaga quotes from the interview include:

On fearing the cast would think she’s a bitch: “Something that was so important to me when I got here is I really wanted to bond with the cast, and I wanted to get to know them, and I wanted them to feel comfortable with me as a human being and a person and know that I was going to be available and open to them and that I wasn’t going to come on set and be like, ‘Where’s my make up?!!, Where’s my trailer?!!,’ and be a huge bitch and make this The Gaga Show. The most important thing to me was that that didn’t happen.”

On the isolation of fame: “I do know isolation… because I’m famous and it’s hard to go be normal all the time. And when you meet people in public, 99% of the time, people aren’t that interested in really getting to know me. There’s sort of a wall between us that they think something of me that I’m not. I’m really just a human being that makes this stuff.”

On feeling vulnerable despite the image of fearlessness: “I was not actually that fearless when I first came to set. I was very nervous. I did the Oscars at the top of the year, I was very nervous for that. I prepared, prepared, prepared, and was like, I did that and that was great, but I couldn’t even enjoy it because I was still kind of in preparation mode after it happened. It’s like I wasn’t even there. So I was just very nervous. I’m new to acting in a lot of ways.”

On her most important lesson from Horror Story: “I’d really really like for artists and their managers and people in any industry to know the importance of caring for people that you work with and keeping them in a good mental state and taking care of their health and making sure that we’re all OK. It’s important to work hard, and making money is important to survive, but what’s more important is that we support one another through the challenges of life. And I’m happier than I’ve ever been now because the people that I work with really, really care that my life is different and really, really work to make sure that I feel as normal as possible so that I can have a great time and just be a normal girl, and just be a woman for Ryan [Murphy] on film, or you know, a…[laughs] hemophiliac.”

See the interview on E! News TONIGHT, Tuesday, October 6th at 7:00p and 11:00p ET/PT.

Source: E! Online