How to Get Away With Murder

'How to Get Away with Murder' is a legal drama and suspense TV series created by Peter Nowalk and produced by Shonda Rhimes with the company Shondaland alongside ABC Studios for the ABC network.

The story follows Annalise Keating, a brilliant and enigmatic Criminal Law professor, who selects a group of students to work with her on complex criminal defense cases.

 However, all the theory becomes insufficient when they step into reality. In an unexpected twist, both the students and their professor will find themselves involved in solving a real murder case that will turn everything upside down. 

Because... is it really possible to defend a murderer? 

The structure of the series changes as Professor Keating's classes will cease to be mere facts of the past and will become real events that the students will have to deal with. The discovery of the truth will intertwine with ambition and power.

The narrative will be complemented by time ellipses and the exploration of themes such as ambition, power, guilt, and morality.

The series aired from 2014 to 2020 and has a total of six seasons. It gained renown for its daring narrative style and its ability to maintain tension episode after episode. Additionally, the performance of the lead actress and the portrayal of the characters became a positive topic of public debate.

The cast is led by Viola Davis (Annalise Keating), who won an Emmy for her work on the series. This positioned her as the first African American woman to win this award for Best Actress in a Drama Series.

Alongside her, notable actors include Alfred Enoch (Wes Gibbins), Jack Falahee (Connor Walsh), Aja Naomi King (Michaela Pratt), Matt McGorry (Asher Millstone), Karla Souza (Laurel Castillo), Charlie Weber (Frank Delfino), and Liza Weil (Bonnie Winterbottom).