Elisabeth Moss Returns to Handmaid's Tale

0:00Reporting from the Daily News now, I'm Corey with The Story, with the latest entertainment headlines. Elizabeth Moss is stepping back into the Handmaid's Tale World as an executive producer for the new sequel series called The Testaments on Hulu. Washa is not confirming a return as June Osborne, the two-time Emmy winner, sounds excited about the project. Fans are buzzing since original cast member Ann Dowd is back as Antlidia. Moss gave big praise to newcomer Chase Infinity, the young star who plays Hannah, June's long-lost daughter from the original show. Infinity recently broke out in the best picture winner, one battle after another. Moss called it an honor to work with her on this fresh story. The new series offers a different angle, focusing on Hannah's growth in Gilead. It's designed for longtime fans but also welcomes first-timers who have never seen Handmaid's Tale, that makes it more approachable without needing all the backstory. In the original series, Gilead rose after rebels overthrew the US, forcing women like June into Handmaid roles to combat infertility.

1:03June fought desperately to reunite with Hannah, who got left behind in the oppressive regime. Showrunner Bruce Miller highlights the show's look at young women raised in Gilead, full of promise but stripped of real power, especially under. Husbands Control. The Testaments premieres April 8th on Hulu, promising that tense dystopian energy. D&N is sponsored by our partner. You know what is better than earbuds and bed? No earbuds at all. S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com