Amanda Knox reunited with Raffaele Sollecito for a rare red carpet moment 16 years after they were wrongfully convicted of the murder of Meredith Kercher in Italy. Knox, 38, and Sollecito, 41, posed together at the August 19 premiere of Hulu’s The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox in New York City.

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Amanda Knox's wrongful murder conviction in Italy is back in the spotlight as a new Hulu limited series, "The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox" premieres on Aug. 20. Grace Van Patten portrays Knox in the eight-episode series, in which Knox is an executive producer alongside her husband, Christopher Robinson, and Monica Lewinsky.

The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox release schedule, including the time it lands on Hulu, episode details, and how to watch it for free.

Hulu has unveiled its latest true-crime drama, The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox, and it’s already generating major buzz. Created by K.J.

Co-produced by Knox and Monica Lewinsky, the eight-part true crime series follows the eponymous college student and her wrongful murder conviction, the media circus surrounding her case and how she reclaimed her life.

Amanda Knox serves as an executive producer on "The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox" while star Grace Van Patten plays Knox in the Hulu series

Amanda Knox was only 20 years old when the Seattle-born exchange student was imprisoned in Italy for a murder she didn't commit. Her story became instant tabloid fodder, with tawdry stories labeling her "Foxy Knoxy" circulating in the press and tainting her trial.

Grace Van Patten stars as the American student infamously and falsely accused of murdering her roommate, in a drama executive produced by Monica Lewinsky and Knox herself.

Monica Lewinsky has revealed the similarities with Amanda Knox that helped bring them together to make a true crime miniseries about Knox’s wrongful conviction and imprisonment. Lewinsky told Podcast Wednesday that she and Knox,