Elizabeth Moss and The Handmaid’s Memoir director rejoin forces for thriller Bustle Rabbit Bustle
Emmy-nominated The Handmaid’s Memoir director Daina Reid is put to be a half of forces all over all yet again with Elisabeth Moss for Australian thriller movie Bustle Rabbit Bustle, Closing date stories.
The original-day ghost story will note fertility doctor Sarah (Moss) as she tries to device sense of her younger daughter Mia’s surprising and irregular behaviour, that can power her to confront a ghost from her previous. Novelist Hannah Kent has written the screenplay and Moss is put to originate alongside her partner Lindsey McManus, with Anna McLeish and Sarah Shaw.
Moss, who won an Emmy for her portrayal of June Osborne in The Handmaid’s Memoir, lately wowed audiences in the shock hit, The Invisible Man. She proved her awe chops in the film, directed by Leigh Whannell, and is next exhibiting in Wes Anderson’s prolonged-awaited The French Dispatch.
The actress, made renowned for her feature in Mad Men, has beforehand expressed her fondness of darker tales. Talking lately to Digital Detect Moss acknowledged, “I ranking them the truth is luscious and difficult to me, it be more fun to bustle spherical and affect crazy sh*t than to be overjoyed on display conceal.”
“I need the yarn became once that I became once some dusky, serious particular person. I need I became all yet again recognize Joaquin Phoenix or something, nonetheless I beautiful ranking them the truth is fun,” she added. Moss bought to snarl their have praises her darker side all yet again in her most up-to-date movie Shirley, which tells the story of well-known gothic awe novelist Shirley Jackson and is accessible now On Ask.
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