Holland Taylor Praises Sarah Paulson as 'Loyal' Partner at Walk of Fame Event, Playfully Calls Her 'Dangerous Like a Squirrel'

Holland Taylor paid tribute to her partner, Sarah Paulson, during the actress's Hollywood Walk of Fame induction on December 3. Taylor highlighted Paulsons loyalty, warmth, and understanding, while humorously describing her as dangerous like a squirrel when it comes to her craft.

The couple, together since 2015, celebrated Paulson receiving her star with Taylor, 82, delivering a heartfelt speech in honor of the 50-year-old actress. Taylor praised Paulson's unconventional approach to acting, saying, She defies expectations, forges her own path, and continually surprises us.

Describing Paulsons presence, Taylor remarked, Sarah is like a wild creaturealert, instinctive, and incredibly fast. Just try to catch her; shes always a step ahead. She added with a grin, Shes dangerous, not like a snake, but more like a mongooseor even a squirrel.

Taylor emphasized that Paulsons squirrel-like intensity contributes to her remarkable talent, allowing her to fully immerse herself in her roles. She lauded Paulsons keen insight into her characters strengths and vulnerabilities, making even complex or unexpected personas compelling.

Paulson is known for roles such as Nicolle Wallace in Game Change, Marcia Clark in The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, and various characters in American Horror Story. She currently stars in and executive produces Hulus All's Fair. Taylor described her acting as as honest as a vow and as intricate as chemistry, noting that Paulson creates magic with her craft.

Speaking about their personal life, Taylor called being with Paulson the adventure youve always dreamed of, and concluded her speech with heartfelt words: Hollywood is right to honor her. And just so she knows, she has a permanent shining star on my street. I love you, darling.

Earlier in 2024, Taylor shared insights into their relationship, explaining that they share a deep curiosity about peoples motivations and character. She also praised Paulsons devotion to her close friends, describing her as thoughtful, attentive, and genuinely caring.

Author: Benjamin Carter