Elisabeth Moss Brings Shirley Jackson To Unsettling Life With “Shirley”

Manchester United side for a trip to Brentford when burglars entered their home last month. Maja took to Instagram to say: "During Victor's game this Wednesday night we had a break-in at our house in Manchester."We are OK under the circumstances but it was obviously a very traumatic and scary moment for both and my little kids."And Maja has now opened up more about the terrifying experience at the end of January.Speaking to Elle, Maja said: "I do not remember how, but I ran up and got all three of us into a room."Physically, I do not know how I managed to lift a heavy sleeping Ted Louie while I carried a fragile Francis in my arms but it worked."I got both the children and myself into a room, I locked the door and held up the handle."I remember the feeling of being hunted."The family returned to their native Sweden as Lindelof missed United's clash with West Ham, their first after the break-in.Maja added: "We are now in Sweden and are spending some time off with our families.

EastEnders star Louisa Lytton has stunned in a series of bikini snaps just six months after giving birth.The 33-year-old actress, who plays Ruby Allen in the BBC One soap, flaunted her toned figure on Instagram as she enjoyed a family holiday with her newborn baby.She sported a black bikini top with a pair of beige bottoms as she frolicked on the back in an idyllic setting.The new mum was all smiles as she gushed: “I’ll call this one the old me.”In another idyllic shot, Louisa beamed as she told fans: “I’ve realised why being on holiday with a baby actually feels a bit easier than being at home.“No housework, no chores, no cooking, no washing, no changing the beds. Meaning more precious time to just sit and play or chat, more cuddles.“Was very nervous before coming away but feel very fortunate that we could.

Elisabeth Moss has hinted the cast of her hit TV show Mad Men are planning a reunion. The Handmaid’s Tale actress had a breakout role as the long-suffering Peggy Olson in the award-winning series alongside Jon Hamm, Christina Hendricks, and January Jones.

Elisabeth Moss is set to take the lead in Daina Reid's ghost horror thrillerRun Rabbit Run, being introduced at the upcoming virtual Cannes market. The project reunites Moss with Reid, who directed several episodes of The Handmaid's Tale, and sees the Golden Globe-winning actress play Sarah, a fertility doctor with a firm understanding of the cycle of life: you are born, you live, and then you die.

While we still don’t know when we might see the next season of “The Handmaid’s Tale” (yes, there are some that say we’re living it currently), it appears that the series’ star Elisabeth Moss has found a new film project that will reunite her with one of the Hulu series’ directors, Daina Reid, titled “Run Rabbit Run.” READ MORE: Elisabeth Moss On The “Role Of A Lifetime” In ‘Shirley’ [Interview] According to Variety, Elisabeth Moss is set to star in a new film from director Daina Reid, “Run Rabbit Run,” which will be looking for a distributor at this year’s virtual film market at Cannes.

Manori Ravindran International EditorElisabeth Moss is set to star in Emmy-nominated “Handmaid’s Tale” director Daina Reid’s new feature film, “Run Rabbit Run.”Moss plays a fertility doctor who believes firmly in life and death, but after noticing the strange behavior of her young daughter, must challenge her own values and confront a ghost from her part.The film is written by novelist Hannah Kent, who penned the script from an original idea developed with Carver Films, with Anna McLeish and Sarah Shaw of Carver Films producing and XYZ Films executive producing.Producer-sales agent XYZ is financing the project as part of its new fund with Finland’s IPR.VC, in conjunction with Screen Australia.

Elisabeth Moss has heavily hinted that her hit TV show Mad Men could be set for a reunion.

Mad Men star Elisabeth Moss has teased that the show may be hosting a reunion on Zoom.Throughout the coronavirus lockdown, a number of TV shows have been hosting virtual reunions to raise money for charity.Parks And Recreation hosted a one-off half-hour charity special last month, which saw the show’s original cast reunite over video call and raised $2.8m (£2.25m) for food charity Feeding America.Since then, the Community cast also hosted a virtual table read, while The West Wing looks set to host a reunion too in support of Black Lives Matter, and Moss now reveals that “discussions” are happening with regards to a Mad Men reunion.Asked by Entertainment Tonight if the cast had discussed a reunion during the lockdown, Moss, who played Peggy

Her latest movie Shirley has been released on streaming platform Hulu as well as being available on demand as the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep movie theatres shuttered.And in an interview to promote the film, Elisabeth Moss teased the possibility of a Mad Men reunion via Zoom.The actress told Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday: 'Maybe we have had some discussions about this. I don't think I am in a position to officially share anything.

Elisabeth Moss is dishing on a possible Mad Men reunion!

Elisabeth Moss to entertain the masses during quarantine. Her modern retelling of a Universal Classic Monster flick, n, was among the first movies to stream early when theaters shuttered.

Every Tuesday, discriminating viewers are confronted with a flurry of choices: new releases on disc and on-demand, vintage and original movies on any number of streaming platforms, catalog titles making a splash on Blu-ray or 4K. This weekly column sifts through all of those choices to pluck out the movies most worth your time, no matter how you’re watching.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticMovies are slowly starting to trickle back into theaters, emphasis on the word “slowly.” For the time being, audiences’ options are still better at home, as this week’s crop of new films includes outrageous new genre fare — such as “Becky,” from the directors of “Cooties,” which plays a bit like a hard-R version of “Home Alone” — and festival standouts such as Hong Sang-soo’s “Yourself and Yours.”“The Invisible Man” star Elisabeth Moss elaborates on her ever-widening scope of tortured women in the wildly unconventional Shirley Jackson biopic, a movie which portrays the author of “The Lottery” as the kind of character one might discover in her mind-bending horror tales.Here’s a complete rundown of the week’s

Elisabeth Moss has played her fair share of women on the edge, but she’s taking it to a whole other level in “Shirley”, portraying writer Shirley Jackson.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterWe’ve seen Elisabeth Moss take on corporate male toxicity in Mad Men, a ghost of a man in The Invisible Man, Gilead in The Handmaid’s Tale and punk rock in Her Smell. This weekend we’ll see her try her as a horror author who tries not unravel as she goes through her creative process in the Josephine Decker-directed Shirley.The film, which is adapted from Susan Scarf Merrell’s 2014 novel of the same name, bowed at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year and is based on the real-life horror author Shirley Jackson and her husband Stanley Hyman.“We were not making a film that we ever thought, ‘Oh, we’re making a film about the real Shirley Jackson’,” Decker told Deadline at Sundance.

A film about horror author Shirley Jackson turns into “Tales of East Coast Liberal Arts College Professors” in “Shirley,” Elisabeth Moss’ high-on-itself new schlep.

Focusing on anything besides what’s going on in America’s streets is difficult at the moment. In another reality the entertainment industry is debating what can only be described as questionable standards for resuming production in an era of COVID-19, fans are celebrating Lady Gaga’s “Chromatica” and getting excited about the potential resumption of the major sports leagues.

Fans of The Handmaid’s Tale will have to wait a little while longer for the highly anticipated fourth season of the smash-hit drama series.

Back in March, it was announced that shooting for the fourth season of the hit show is being put on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Hulu announced in mid-March that filming on the fourth season of The Handmaid's Tale would be put on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.And in an interview with TV show Extra on Thursday, Elisabeth Moss explained that the production team is trying to figure out a time frame for resuming.'We were only two weeks in, so we actually have an entire season to shoot,' said the actress who also serves a producer on the award-winning series.

Elisabeth Moss is opening up about when fans can expect another season of her hit Hulu series The Handmaid’s Tale.