'How to Get Away With Murder' News: Show Wins Outstanding Drama At GLAAD Awards [VIDEO]
How to Get Away With Murder has picked up yet another award for its first season.
The ABC series won for outstanding drama series at the 26th annual GLAAD Media Awards which took place in Los Angeles on March 21. Other winners included Transaparent, The Imitation Game and The Normal Heart. Keri Washington of Scandal was also honored at the event.
The show surely caught GLAAD's attention for its gay character arc featuring Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) and Connor (Jack Falahee).
In a recent interview with Fashion & Style, Ricamora dished about how the relationship between the two might evolve in season 2.
"I don't know. There is so much left to unfold," he said. "Is Connor ever going to reveal the murder and lying about being a drug addict to Oliver? Will Oliver pull away from Connor now or will Connor pull away? For as much love as there is between them, they've also got some serious obstacles in their paths."
The actor also spoke about the twist in the finale where it was revealed that his character was HIV positive.
"I found out two days before we shot it! I guess I have come so personally invested in Oliver and care so much about him," he said. "But yeah, they are very protective of the plot twists and turns in Shondaland so we never get scripts way in advance."
The finale of season 1 aired on February 26.
Season 2 is expected to air in fall this year.
Watch the promo here:
