Wild Cat

Fiercely independent, intensely private, and utterly on her own terms.

Elisabeth Moss is renowned for her total dedication to craft — losing herself completely in demanding roles like Offred in 'The Handmaid's Tale' and Peggy Olson in 'Mad Men' — while remaining famously guarded about her personal life. She operates with a fierce creative autonomy, choosing complex, dark, and challenging projects that others might avoid, and she has little interest in performing celebrity. Like the wild-cat, she is aloof, self-contained, and unpredictable in her choices, but fiercely compelling whenever she chooses to strike.