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The Handmaid's Tale' Details - Everything You Need to Know About Hulu's Adaptation of Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's Tale.'Escapism only gets you so far. In times like this, with the country on the precipice of a new era nobody understands, sometimes the only option is to dive headlong into that sense of mounting dread about the future. Hulu's beautiful, brutal new drama The Handmaid's Tale is here to help.

Margaret Atwood's 1. The Handmaid's Tale took place in a dystopian near- future–now roughly our present day—in which a sharp decline in birth and fertility rates have decimated society. Following the assassination of the President and much of Congress, the United States has become the Republic of Gilead, a theocratic military dictatorship in which women's rights have been abolished, and women of childbearing age are forced into reproductive servants called "Handmaids". Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. At the TCA Press Tour over the weekend, showrunner Bruce Miller joined stars Elisabeth Moss, Joseph Fiennes, Samira Wiley, Yvonne Strahovski, Ann Dowd, Alexis Bledel, and O- T Fagbenle to discuss the show. Here are the nine key things to know.

The parallels to Trump's America are glaring and deliberate. Though Miller noted that Atwood's book is perennially timely, "none of us could ignore what was happening" throughout production. I worked [on the show] the day after the election," recalled Moss, who plays the show's quietly rebellious protagonist Offred, a woman forced into sexual slavery in the household of a military commander, played by Joseph Fiennes. Joseph had a line from the book where he says 'Better never means better for everyone.. It always means worse, for some.'"Advertisement - Continue Reading Below"I just got chills talking about it," Moss said. It was very difficult to stand there and have him say that to me and play my reaction to that, which is obviously horror, and not feel something more than I think I would have felt otherwise.

We are fascinated and horrified by the parallels."Hulu. It's a parable about male privilege. The power dynamics in Gilead are an exaggerated, but knowing take on real- life gender inequality, Fiennes said. The lack of distribution of power, the fact that there is not a level playing field among the sexes today–it's prescient, and I hope it doesn't remain prescient. Though [my character] the commander is vastly different from me, the male psyche is something that I reflect upon a lot. What it is to be a privileged, white, middle- class guy from London, what are those privileges that have been instilled in me, my conditioning and how that affects other people.

There are so many takeaways politically, but also domestically." Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

There will be changes from Atwood's book. Though the series is overall a loyal adaptation, and everyone involved professed their Atwood fandom, a few key changes have been made. Significantly, the character of Serena Joy—the Commander's wife—is much younger than in the book, played by Dexter's Yvonne Strahovski.

The fact that Serena is infertile, but still of childbearing age, changes the fraught dynamic between her and Offred, explained Miller. It bumped me that Serena Joy was beyond childbearing years, because it felt like they weren't in direct competition, that Offred wasn't taking a role that Serena Joy wanted for herself. I thought it was a more interesting dynamic for the long term, as opposed to in the novel–a dynamic that could play out over time."Hulu.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. The cinematography is both stunning and specific. The show's director Reed Morano has a background in cinematography, which is made very clear by the pilot's visceral deployment of primary colors.

In Margaret Atwood's novel, it's a world of color segregation, and we wanted to stay true to that. We shot the show in Alexa, so I knew that there were certain shades of blue and red that just don't work in digital color, and others that complement each other to make an image more rich, and more painterly, and almost echo a different time.""So the color for the handmaids is red, and the wives all wear kind of a peacock blue, and that choice was very purposeful because those two colors are basically the predominant colors in technicolor. We wanted to make a show that feels like you haven't seen it before, and really play with composition and graphic colors and try to make it a visual feast."5. The Republic of Gilead parallels Puritanism.

The biblical fundamentalism that underlies Gilead, and the specific parallels to life in Puritan times, was a defining idea for the writers. In the first episodes, they're tearing down churches that are anything besides their sect," Miller said. You know, this country gets a reputation for being a place where people came from religious freedom. The Puritans who came liked their religious freedom, but not anybody else's. So, certainly, there were no other churches besides the Puritan church. Watch Spider`S Web Online on this page. We're harkening back to that origin story that Margaret used for the book."Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. The Handmaid's Tale is to Elisabeth Moss as Mr Robot is to Rami Malek. In the sense that the show takes place entirely through her POV, relies heavily on voiceover to set its psychological tone, and is filmed in extremely intimate close- ups, every micro- movement of Moss's face magnified tenfold. I've never worked with so much voiceover, but it's such an essential part of the adaptation of the book," Moss said, "because the book is a voiceover, it's first- person telling a story in a very nonlinear way. I feel like that voiceover is my connection to the viewer to be able to hold their hand a little bit and walk them through this world. And there's also so many beautiful bits of writing from Margaret Atwood that we've been able to then use because of the voiceover.""Lizzie has such an expressive acting style," Miller added, which has allowed close- ups to take the place of voiceover in many instances. She has a main circuit cable connecting her heart to her face that she can't turn off even if she would like to, and so, because of that, we've had to use less voiceover because you know what she's thinking, you know what she's feeling."7.

The subject matter struck close to home for everyone involved.