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Elisabeth Moss confirms June Osborne was always going to appear in The Testaments, explaining that creator Bruce Miller and Atwood’s sequel solidified her arc from The Handmaid’s Tale. Moss notes the storyline links June to Hannah and Daisy’s infiltration of Gilead, with June mentoring Daisy as the rebellion gains momentum, and expresses interest in continuing to play the character in future seasons.
Bruce Miller teases a long-awaited reunion between June and Hannah/Agnes by the end of The Testaments and outlines a multi-season plan to expand beyond Gilead, including Becca and Rita’s stories and Elisabeth Moss’s schedule shaping season two, as Agnes Awakens and the resistance grows.
Elisabeth Moss says June was always going to appear in The Testaments, with the Handmaid's Tale finale dovetailing into the Hulu sequel. She discusses how the season-one ending sets up June’s ongoing fight against Gilead, the Agnes/Hannah awakening, and the Daisy–Aunt Lydia dynamic, while the writers plan Season 2’s arc and growth. Moss also notes potential directing involvement and expresses hope for a long run as The Testaments streams on Hulu.
THR previews The Testaments as a Hulu/MGM TV adaptation, with Bruce Miller reshaping Margaret Atwood’s sequel to fit a fresh TV timeline. The first season follows Daisy (Lucy Halliday), a Toronto teen entering Gilead as a Pearl Girl, and Agnes (Chase Infiniti), Hannah’s Gilead name, as they navigate Aunt Lydia’s elite academy and the regime’s oppression while June (Elisabeth Moss) quietly returns. With a ten-episode arc featuring a new generation (Becka, Shunammite, and others) the show expands the Handmaid’s Tale universe and arrives amid timely conversations about women’s autonomy.
Elisabeth Moss returns as June Osborne in The Testaments, Hulu's Handmaid's Tale sequel, delivering a surprise appearance in Episode 3 that ties June’s resistance to Daisy and Agnes/Hannah’s storyline. Moss says the show’s timeline diverges from the books (four years instead of the book’s 15), and she’s happy to appear as needed to serve the evolving narrative.
Elisabeth Moss discusses the emotional series finale of 'The Handmaid's Tale,' including bringing back Alexis Bledel as Emily, the show's impactful ending, and her future plans for the character of June Osborne, emphasizing that her story isn't over yet.
The final episode of The Handmaid’s Tale concludes with Gilead’s fall, reunions, and June taking control of her story, setting up future series while reflecting on her journey and sacrifices.
The series finale of The Handmaid’s Tale concludes with June surviving Gilead, reflecting on her past, and leaving the fate of her reunion with her daughter Hannah ambiguous, while tying up many storylines and themes of survival and resistance.