Ryan Murphy, known for his eclectic filmography, has recently released ‘Monster: The Story of Ed Gein’, a production that falls within the true crime genre. However, his next project strays significantly from this dark approach. It is ‘All the Law’, a light drama about lawyers that premieres on November 4 on Disney+ and promises a more carefree and fun tone.
Single Lawyer
The series follows a group of expert divorce lawyers who decide to leave a male-dominated firm to start their own practice. The plot seems to reflect a struggle for gender equality in the legal field, a topic that resonates today. ‘Todas las de la ley’ will thus address complicated separations and the associated legal battles, with an approach that seems to include a touch of humor and unexpected situations, according to what we can see in the final trailer.
The cast of the series stands out for its impressive diversity and includes recognized figures such as Sarah Paulson, Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Matthew Noszka, and Glenn Close. This variety promises to not only attract Murphy’s fans but also a broader audience that enjoys productions with a strong focus on female characters. Murphy, along with Jon Robin Baitz and Joe Baken, serves as co-creator and co-writer, in addition to taking on directing roles.
This series is also part of the new branding approach for FX and Hulu, framing the evolution of Disney+ towards a more diverse and appealing catalog for different audiences. The transformation of Star on Hulu is a significant step aimed at consolidating a broader entertainment offering for subscribers.