• Margaret Qualley will be playing Amanda Knox in an upcoming Hulu series about the murder of her roommate, Meredith Kercher
• The limited series will be divided into one-hour episodes, with Qualley also serving as an executive producer
• Knox and Monica Lewinsky are attached to the project as producers, with the series coming 12 years after Knox’s release from prison
Here is what happened:
Margaret Qualley is set to portray Amanda Knox in an upcoming Hulu series based on the true crime story. Knox, who was wrongly accused and spent almost four years in prison for the murder of her roommate Meredith Kercher, was exonerated in 2007. The limited series will delve into the complexities of Knox’s case and her wrongful conviction, shedding light on the legal battles and controversies surrounding the high-profile trial.
The untitled series will be divided into one-hour episodes, offering a deep dive into Knox’s experience and the aftermath of her exoneration. Margaret Qualley will not only star as Amanda Knox but also serve as an executive producer alongside KJ Steinberg, who will be responsible for writing the series. The involvement of Knox and Monica Lewinsky as producers adds a layer of authenticity and personal insight to the project, ensuring a nuanced and comprehensive portrayal of Knox’s story.
News of the series comes 12 years after Knox’s release from prison, where she was wrongfully convicted of Kercher’s murder. Knox and her then-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito were initially accused of the crime before their acquittal by the Italian Supreme Court of Cassation in 2015. Despite the challenges she faced, Knox has since moved on with her life, getting married and starting a family. Her journey to reclaim her identity and privacy after the intense media scrutiny following her exoneration will be a central theme in the upcoming series, providing a glimpse into the personal struggles she continues to face.
