American Horror Stories Season 4 'Clone': Cast, Release Date & What to Expect

American Horror Stories Season 4: "Clone" – Meet the Cast!

American Horror Stories Season 4's "Clone": A Killer Cast for a Killer Episode!

FX on Hulu's American Horror Stories is back with a vengeance! This anthology series, a spin-off from Ryan Murphy's mega-hit American Horror Story, gives us a brand-new terrifying tale with each episode. And "Clone," the second episode in season 4? It brings together some seriously big names, alongside some awesome newcomers!

American Horror Story (launched back in 2011) has had incredible success but not all those seasons totally clicked with fans, this doesn’t really matter because even the most critically panned seasons usually contained enough memorable moments for a niche fanbase, something which ultimately added to the value of each production; In 2021, Murphy and his crew gave us American Horror Stories as an expansion–a way to really try many different styles and plots, keeping fans hooked.

What sets this series apart from AHS itself? This is a new storyline each episode! And unlike other spin-off titles, these kinds of creative attempts usually involve connecting to the bigger production – a detail emphasized with how this anthology title connects some episodes with the main American Horror Story itself. “Clone” however stands out in many ways and brings something new to the audience and gives a unique story, introducing an awesome, high-profile ensemble to highlight these elements within an already growing niche anthology. It’s a perfect opportunity to showcase some of Murphy’s talent, and the unique talent and style offered with “Clone” should not be missed.

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Meet the Cast of "Clone": From Familiar Faces to Fresh Talent!

This particular episode doesn’t hold back; showcasing just how important this production is, as we see this roster contains a very specific lineup of actors! Get ready to see just why these were all extremely key for that overall experience and feel that each person added! The story involves a seriously rich, technology tycoon, who gets involved in a debilitating accident that led him to get involved with Clones, triggering an intense narrative!

Victor Garber as David Woodrow Randolph: The Tech Billionaire Who Needed a Replacement

Victor Garber, a Canadian acting legend, brings to life David Woodrow Randolph. This billionaire needs a robot replacement! The description is rather understated because the overall context and role is something more important. Garber’s incredible talent and experience are not at all surprising given his long list of roles! He’s done everything from Godspell (1973, which he was part of both the theater and the film) to Titanic (1997, playing Thomas Andrews), Alias, Milk, Argo, The Flash, and The Orville . This makes his performance absolutely expected; he delivers an experience you already anticipated based on the name, alone!

Guy Burnet as John Hunter: The Partner Who Stepped Up

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Guy Burnet, an English actor, joins the cast playing John Hunter. John is David’s partner, adjusting to that whole “robotic boyfriend” thing, without much insight and is something explored greatly later. Burnet’s vast experience ranging from Hollyoaks (2002) to Ray Donovan, The Affair, Chicago Fire, Hand of God, Pitch Perfect 3, and Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer .His talent and skills are incredibly evident throughout his impressive roster; easily displaying exactly why his skills and experience are required in this context.

Casey Thomas Brown as Jordan: The Colleague With a Creepy Obsession

Casey Thomas Brown, who started with smaller roles (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Grey's Anatomy) eventually became a Murphyverse regular playing Hans Henkes in American Horror Story: NYC. He’s seriously good at his craft and plays Jordan (one of John’s colleagues with, ahem, intense feelings for him), This brings an awesome touch which adds suspense to an already suspenseful experience.

Dagmara Domińczyk as Anka Kieslowski: The Key Player at David's Lab

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Dagmara Domińczyk, who hails from Poland, is Anka Kieslowski! She's that scientific expert at David's lab; essential for providing John with that entire robotic body clone!. Her credits include The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) The Immigrant, The Lost Daughter, Bottoms, and Succession —this incredible talent demonstrates an extremely successful roster that completely complements that already great talent available and the amazing quality generated.

David Deblinger as Dr. Ziegler: David’s Doctor – The Bearer of Bad News

David Deblinger is mostly known for his vast smaller roles within television, starting off with small bits in TV shows ranging from Sex and the City, The Sopranos, to Law & Order franchises and other impressive works of television, but his impressive works include also a very unique aspect, the ability to work and even produce work behind the scene. As a co-founder of the Labyrinth Theater Company this makes for a very significant position, easily showcasing why his addition brings value both to the screen and overall, the importance of his work, even during smaller productions.

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Conclusion: A Stellar Cast For A Terrifying Tale!

“Clone” brings together amazing talents! And that fantastic combination really makes this already scary concept absolutely unforgettable. Each performer; the level of creative insight offered here really adds something amazing; this adds even more intensity to this entire concept. These combined aspects makes this show’s development impressive and that alone adds to the production’s lasting value. Don't miss out; It’s intense!