Elisabeth Moss
Elisabeth Moss reprised her role as June Osborne in the first three episodes of Hulu's The Testaments, the sequel series to The Handmaid's Tale. The surprise appearance, kept secret until the Wednesday premiere, ties the new show to the original. Moss, an executive producer, explained that including June was essential to the Handmaid's Tale world.
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Elisabeth Moss and her producing partner Lindsey McManus spoke about bringing Araminta Hall's novel Imperfect Women to Apple TV+, along with upcoming projects The Testaments and Conviction. Moss stars in the ensemble drama as Mary, alongside Kerry Washington and Kate Mara. The interview highlights their production company Love & Squalor Pictures' busy slate.
Elisabeth Moss, known for her role in The Handmaid’s Tale, will star in Conviction, a new legal drama series ordered by Hulu. The show, based on a 2023 book by Jack Jordan, follows a defense attorney facing blackmail in a high-profile murder case. Production is set to begin in June in New York.
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Hulu has ordered a series adaptation of Jack Jordan's 2023 novel Conviction, with Elisabeth Moss starring as the lead. The legal drama, created by David Shore, follows a lawyer blackmailed into securing an acquittal in a high-profile murder case. Moss will also executive produce alongside Shore and others.