Ryan Murphy is angry at Netflix for removing the LGBT + label from the “Dahmer” miniseries.

When the miniseries’Dahmerpremiered on Netflix, was tagged with the LGBT + tag for membership in the group of stories featuring protagonists who are part of the sexual diversity community, but at any moment the streaming giant removed this label and creator Ryan Murphy was briefed on this.

At an event at the DGA Theater in Los Angeles, Ryan Murphy and the cast of ‘Dahmer’ answered some questions about the production of what is now the most viewed miniseries in history, and among the most controversial topics was the fact that Netflix has decided to remove the LGBT + tag from this story.

At the conference, Ryan Murphy, also creator of ‘American Horror Story’, wondered if it was no longer fair to make series and films about tyrants just because of their sexual orientation: “I don’t think all gay stories have to be happy stories. “, has explained. , defending his point of describing ‘Dahmer’ as an LGBT + production.

I asked why they did it and they said people were angry because it was a scary story. I was like, ‘Well, yeah.’ But it was the story of a gay man and, above all, of the victims of him gay him “.

Ryan Murphy supports him the miniseries ‘Dahmer’ with Evan Peters It touches on issues that directly involve the LGBT + community, not only for its protagonist but also for the importance of making visible the victims killed years ago by one of the most famous criminals in the United States.

At the conference the creator of ‘Dahmer’he explained that in every moment of the production, the most important thing was to give a voice to the victims, as well as to tell the life of the killer, that’s why there is a nuisance that Netflix has removed the LGBT + label just because it’s not a happy or romantic story.

Ryan Murphy explains why he made “Dahmer”

Amid the controversy that this Netflix miniseries generated, the question arose as to whether it was necessary to once again portray the life of one of the most famous assassins in US history on the screen, and the creator confesses that his idea was never shown. the past of this criminal, but there is talk of the victims and the shortcomings of the judicial system.

It really examines how easy it is to get away with white privilege aspects, “says Ryan Murphy of the” Dahmer “storyline.

The premiere of the miniseries ‘Dahmer’ was one of the most successful of the year and even more than a month after its debut on the streaming platform, it remains firmly in the top 10 of the most viewed series and movies on Netflix. it will probably end up becoming one of the best productions of the year.