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The Handmaid’s Tale key art is released for season two

Ariba Bhuvad
Ariba Bhuvad

Show Snob

Blessed be the fruit, here is the first look at Season Two key art of The Handmaid’s Tale.

With just a little over two weeks left before the Season Two premiere of Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, Hulu has just released key art for Season Two. The image depicts Offred (Elisabeth Moss) in her handmaid’s attire (the iconic white bonnet and red dress) but with a very strong, fierce look on her face. This look may illustrate the fight she intends to take on when season two commences.

A lot of Season Two will focus on Offred’s pregnancy and her battle to take down the horrendous restraints of Gilead. Season Two will also bring back familiar faces including Alexis Bledel’s Oflgen and Yvonne Strahovski’s Serena. It appears that Gilead may have a resistance on their hands and will throw this world into a mess they didn’t see coming. Offred is not messing around.

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Along with Moss, Strahovski, and Bledel, Season Two will bring back Joseph Fiennes, Samira Wiley, Ann Dowd, O-T Fagbenle, Amanda Bruge, amongst many more. And to make things more interesting it will introduce Offred’s mother who will be played by Cherry Jones. Other guest stars include Marisa Tomei, Bradley Whitford, and Clea DuVall.

The series is created, written, and executive produced by Bruce Miller and has Elisabeth Moss on board as an executive producer as well. Season Two will consist of thirteen episodes, with the first two premiering together on April 25 on Hulu.

Don’t forget to check back with us for more news, recaps, and reviews regarding Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale!

Ariba Bhuvad

Ariba Bhuvad

Ariba has been working for FanSided Entertainment for the last six years and started off as a contributor for a variety of their sites, including Show Snob, NetflixLife, Westworld Beyond, and Winter Is Coming. Over the last three years, she has transitioned into the role of Site Expert for FanSided's reality TV-based website, Accept This Rose. Her work can be found on FanSided Entertainment's websites, including previous work across other entertainment websites, including her own. Ariba loves reality television and has watched every episode of Love Is Blind (including, most recently, the UK version) and is also a huge fan of Bridgerton (amongst all other period dramas out there). When she isn't writing, Ariba loves to travel with her husband, hang out with her two kittens (Hermione and Winky), and listen to Taylor Swift all day long.