‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Season 4 – Release Date, Cast, Trailer and Everything We Know About This

The Handmaid’s Tale story, Hulu’s mainstay series, prepared for the 4 season, expanded the Dystopian universe that the novelist Winner of the Award Mang Booker Margaret Atwood was made in the same novel as the same name. This series takes place in America, which is almost the future, now called Gilead, where the autocratic government assigns women to the role of a strict society based on their wealth and fertility. Over the past few years, considering how frightening it felt it, the story of Handmaid had become so integrated with the American political discourse of real life so that it was not uncommon to see women dressed as handmaids in the Congress audience and other political events.

Hulu announced during the series the third series that the The Handmaid’s Tale story was taken for the 4 season – not too surprising, considering the fanbase and dedicated popularity. While we approach the release of upcoming installments, we see what is expected from the recognized series. Here’s all we know about the 4th fairy tale Handmaid.

When will Season 4 premiere?

Fans officially headed to Gilead on Wednesday, April 28. The first three episodes will hit up the upstream that day, followed by a weekly release for the rest of the season. Even though the world of Dystopian June seems like a literal nightmare, we couldn’t be more eager to go back there – considering the series initially supposed to air in the fall of 2020 and bear a lot of delays because of a pandemic.

Is there a trailer for Season 4 of The Handmaid’s Tale?

Yes! Hulu dropped a full length trailer for season 4 at the end of March, a little less than a month from the premiere date. This shows that the efforts of resistance that have been careful for a while will be very real now that June is a full rebel leader. The tempting clip that the plan to smuggle a plane full of children on the border is a critical point for the two revolutionaries to commit to the cause and prepare for war, and those who are on the other side such as Aunt Lydia and Waterfords to try to find June and stop it , Basically, it seems that new installments will be intense once.

Plus, if you are desperate for a glance in the long-awaited season as you get, another teaser was released at the end of February, which you can check here.

How many episodes will there be in The Handmaid’s Tale Season 4?

This season will see the slightest from June and Gilead than we usually do, because the show reduces from 13 episodes to 10. It is not completely heard from this series since its first season was launched with 10 installments. (Anyway it is possible, because it might save us from several episodes that contemplate complained by fans in season 3.)

Who will return for Season 4?

The story of the handmaid, in essence, the story of June – so Elisabeth Moss will clearly return in June. Showrunner Bruce Miller even told Vanity Fair, “when June died, our guide died, and our show died,” so don’t worry about his fate.

The remaining casts will return too, including Alexis Bledel as Emily, Joseph Fiennes as Fred Commander, Yvonne Strahovski as Serena Joy, Samira Wiley as Moira, Madeline Brewer as Janine, PL Fagbenle As Luke, Max Minghella as Nick, Ann Dowell as aunt Lydia, Bradley Whitford as Commander Joseph Lawrence, Clea Duvall as Sylvia, and Amanda Brugel as Rita. Sam Jaeger described American representatives in the United States-in-Exile, who last season spent a lot of time with Serena when he was in Canada before he finally arrested him, has also increased to the usual series.

Will there be new characters in Season 4?

It sounds like a handful of new faces that will join casts for season 4. Elisabeth Moss told THR, “We have six [characters] in Canada now … We spent the whole season 3 with June in a new home with Bradley Whitford as commander Lawrence. Obviously, June will need to find a new damn place for life. I don’t think he will return to that house! This is an opportunity for new locations, new worlds, new parts of the world. Show and new characters. ”
Given that he was last seen managed to transport dozens of children from Gilead and to Canada, but were shot and injured in the process – we could assume he would meet a new protector, allied, or enemy who tried to make him back in line. Bruce Miller told ENT that we would see many of these new faces to start the season when June in carrying out, questioning who he interacted and who he could trust.

It seems that one of the strangers caused to interact with played by McKenna Grace (haunting Hill House, I, Tonya). The deadline announced the casting in September 2020 and said the 14-year-old actress took Mrs. Keyes, “a smart and rude teen wife from a much older commander who rules the farm and household with confidence. He has rebels, subversive. Streak, and calm and righteous outside with chaos, even madness, inside.” It’s just speculation, he definitely sounds like someone’s June meets when it comes out and around, and someone to collude.

It is safe to say that we will meet new people on the Canadian side too, with people preparing for resistance and helping children who make him safe across the border. One of them was described by Zawe Ashton (velvet buzzsaw), which Miller to THR played Moira boyfriend and Toronto-based help worker. He also noted that Reed Birney (blacklist, home card) joined the cast, but did not reveal who his character was exactly.

Is this the last season of The Handmaid’s Tale?

Praise: We already know that season 4 will not be the last of the Handmaid story. Season 5 confirmed well before the release date was even announced for the next installment. It’s hard to say what season 5 will be about, or whether it will be the last of the series – but now passes the Atwood road which is explicitly arranged in its novel, the possibility of the plot is unlimited.

Hulu has taken the right to adaptation apart from Atwood recently the sequel to Tale Handmaid, agreement. So, there are more than enough content set in Gilead’s world that has the potential to come.