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After 6 seasons and a historic Emmy win under its belt, “How To Get Away With Murder” will be signing off of ABC. - NBCBLK
“I think he’s vacillated a little bit between more a holistic, open version of himself and a more closed-off, toxically masculine version of himself, and I’m interested to see what the final legacy, what the final point of Asher will be. That will essentially be where he lives in the minds of fans and viewers for eternity,” McGorry notes.
“This season is set up for Bonnie to resume her comfortable state of looking out for other people and carrying out everybody else’s stuff without really dealing with her own turmoil — but I’m hoping that she has to look at that stuff herself,” she explains. “I have never been given so much to do as an actor, with such a range. There is an element of feeling like you’re playing a completely different person every season. It has been a tremendous bootcamp for me.
Similarly, McGorry acknowledges that before he began workign on “How To Get Away With Murder” he had “very little political awareness,” but now that has become “one of the primary factors and facets” of his life. “Combining my art with my social justice activism is incredibly important to me, and it’s been beautiful to be on a show where we are pushing forward progressive issues,” he says.
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