Handmaid’s Tale boss says Elisabeth Moss will choose end date

The Handmaid’s Tale showrunner said that Elisabeth Moss will decide when the series ends.

The dystopian drama will debut its fourth season in April, following a series of coronavirus-related production delays.

In December, it was confirmed that the Hulu show will return for Season 5 after Margaret Atwood’s successful publication The Handmaid’s Tale sequence Wills in 2019.

And speaking recently, showrunner Bruce Miller said the TV series “will continue” as long as Elisabeth Moss remains involved.

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“As long as Lizzie does this to me, I will continue,” he said Deadline. “There is a lot of life in this story. I am certainly fascinated by what happens in Wills and if this is going to be part of our future, that’s a bigger question. “

Wills follows the adventures of Offred’s daughters and confirmed the survival of Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) and Offred (Moss) for several years after her current From the handmaiden arc, which means that the show could hypothetically last for years.

The sequel has already been signed by MGM Television and Hulu for a TV adaptation, with Miller and other parties still deciding how to incorporate it into the existing one. Servant universe.

It may well be an autonomous series and present none of the Servant cast members at all.

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Speaking earlier, Miller said the coronavirus pandemic made him “reevaluate” the longevity of The Handmaid’s Tale in addition to season 5, although his recent comments suggest that he changed his mind.

The Handmaid’s Tale season 4 also adds The Haunting of Hill House and Ghostbusters: life after death actress McKenna Grace as the teenage wife of a much older Commander.

The Handmaid’s Tale goes on air Hulu in the USA and Channel 4 in the United Kingdom.

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