Elisabeth Moss Talks Time's Up Movement, 'Handmaid's Tale' Season 2 | Golden Globes 2018

The transcript covers a discussion about initial expectations and reactions to an award, the importance of a speech related to the Times Up movement, and the relevance of 'The Handmaid's Tale' in current times. It also provides updates on the new season's production and personal reflections on future aspirations, including a message to Margaret Atwood.

What did the speaker initially convince their friends and family about the award?

• That they were not nominated.

• That the award was not important.

• That they had no chance of winning.

• That they were definitely going to win.

Why did the speaker decide to write down their speech?

• To impress the audience with their writing skills.

• To avoid stumbling and clearly convey their message.

• To ensure they didn't forget to thank anyone.

• To have a backup in case they lost their voice.

How does the speaker describe the new season of 'The Handmaid's Tale'?

• Romantic, comedic, and light-hearted.

• Inspiring, gut-wrenching, and resistant.

• Mysterious, dark, and enigmatic.

• Dramatic, thrilling, and suspenseful.

What is the speaker's hope for when they turn 75?

• To have retired from acting.

• To have traveled the world.

• To have written a bestselling novel.

• To still be invited to the Golden Globes.

What message does the speaker send to Margaret Atwood?

• Congratulations on your new book.

• Looking forward to collaborating with you.

• Hope you are feeling well and we miss you.

• Thank you for attending the event.