Elisabeth Moss To Play Former Politician Katie Hill In New Blumhouse Feature

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Elisabeth Moss will star as former Congresswoman Katie Hill in a film adaptation of the ex-lawmaker’s book. Hill, 33, released the book “She Will Rise: Becoming a Warrior in the Battle for True Equality” in August about her life rising up the ranks in politics, her alleged domestic abuse from estranged husband Kenny Heslep, and the revenge porn scandal and affair rumors that led to her resignation from Congress in November 2019.

Elisabeth Moss has a new role lined up!

Elisabeth Moss is set to portrayformer Congresswoman Katie Hill in an upcoming film adaptation of the 33-year-old's popular memoir.The memoir - titled She Will Rise: Becoming A Warrior In The Battle For True Equality, - was quickly optioned by Blumhouse Television following its August publication.The project is currently being 'developed as a movie for a streaming service' and Hill will act as an executive producer, as reported byDeadline on Tuesday.

Elisabeth Moss, Michael Seitzman and Jason Blum have teamed up to adapt She Will Rise: Becoming a Warrior in the Battle for True Equality, a memoir by former Congresswoman Katie Hill. Moss is attached to portray the politician while Seitzman will write the screenplay for the adaptation, which hails from Blumhouse Television and is intended to be a streaming movie.

She Will Rise: Becoming a Warrior in the Battle for True Equality.”Moss has teamed up with Michael Seitzman and Jason Blum to adapt the memoir, with Seitzman writing the screenplay, according to the Hollywood Reporter. It is intended to be a streaming movie.Moss will be producing via her production company, Love & Squalor Pictures, along with Seitzman’s Maniac Productions, and Blum’s Blumhouse Productions.

Will Thorne Staff WriterElisabeth Moss has found her next role, and it’s one which is sure to cause a stir.The “Handmaid’s Tale” star has signed on to play former Congresswoman Katie Hill in a streaming film adaptation of her forthcoming book “She Will Rise: Becoming a Warrior in the Battle for True Equality.”Blumhouse TV has preemptively optioned the book, which is being released in August, and will produce alongside Michael Seitzman and his banner Maniac Productions, and Moss and her production company Love & Squalor Pictures.In the book, Hill recounts her experience as a young woman with no prior political experience whose charm, and common sense won over the people in her district and thrust her into the halls of power in Washington.

Peter White Television EditorElisabeth Moss is attached to play former Congresswoman Katie Hill in an adaptation of her memoir from Blumhouse Television.The Handmaid’s Tale star will play Hill in the project, which is being developed as a movie for a streaming service. She will also produce via her production company Love & Squalor Pictures.Michael Seitzman, who has written on Code Black and Quantico as well as feature film North Country, will write the screenplay.It comes after The Loudest Voice producer Blumhouse Television optioned the rights to She Will Rise: Becoming a Warrior in the Battle for True Equality, which was published earlier this summer.

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The Handmaid’s Tale having a happy ending in a new interview.The Hulu show, which is based on Margaret Atwood’s book of the same name, follows Moss’ character June in the totalitarian state of Gilead, where women are treated as the property of the state.With a fourth season of the drama in the works, Moss has spoken about the future of the show, saying she would be “offended” if it kept going if her character died. Asked by the Times if there could be a happy ending, she replied: “It depends what you define as happy.”She added that she had pitched the idea of “June ending up in a really modern relationship on an island”.

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