Elisabeth Moss: "Doubtful mental health is a fairly common feeling among women"

Before making herself known as the "Handmaid Scarlet" of The Handmaid's Tale , she was Peggy Olson, the shy secretary of Don Draper in the series Mad Men . Two women oppressed by symbols of a patriarchal society. In Invisible Man , American actress Elisabeth Moss does not escape this male pressure. She plays Cecilia Kass, a woman victim of domestic violence harassed by the invisible presence of a powerful and manipulative man.

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LE FIGARO. - Why did you accept this role?

ELISABETH MOSS. - I always wanted to act in a horror film. Play the role of this fleeing girl screaming. I love this kind of cinema since adolescence. The year before the shooting of Invisible Man , I played in Us , another Blumhouse production. It was such a strong experience. Honestly, I love Blumhouse. They sent me the Invisible Man script. There was so much in history. Moreover,

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