What is 'Love & Death' about? Plot of HBO Max true crime series explained
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: For true-crime fans searching for a gripping new series, HBO Max's 'Love & Death' might just be the answer. It promises an in-depth look into the complex relationships that led to the brutal murder of Betty Gore. The Elizabeth Olsen-starrer series also explores the intricacies of the justice system and how truth and justice can be elusive in some cases. So, if you're looking for a thought-provoking and engrossing true-crime series, 'Love & Death' should be on your list. The entertainment giant teased fans by dropping a trailer on February 16, 2023.
David E Kelley, the creator of 'Love & Death', is no stranger to bringing captivating limited series to life. Based on John Bloom and Jim Atkinson's book 'Evidence of Love: A True Story of Passion and Death in the Suburbs', and various other Texan articles, David promises to deliver a masterpiece as he did before with hit shows like 'Big Little Lies', 'Nine Perfect Strangers', and 'The Lincoln Lawyer'. Viewers can expect a compelling and thought-provoking journey in this complex true crime saga. Read on to know more about the plot of 'Love & Death'.
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What is the plot of 'Love & Death'?
'Love & Death' tells the true story of Candy Montgomery, a Texas wife and mother accused of murdering her friend Betty Gore, with whom her husband Allan was having an affair.
Despite Candy being found holding the murder weapon, she was acquitted on the grounds of self-defense. The shocking verdict spurred widespread fascination and debate for years, and the upcoming series promises to explore the events in detail. This marks the second project in recent years to cover the tragic story, following Hulu's 'Candy'.
Check out HBO Max's teaser for 'Love & Death' below.
Teaser
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