'The Handmaid's Tale', HBO will premiere season 4 on April 29

Fans of the hit series The Handmaid’s Tale are already counting the days until the premiere of Season 4, which will take place two years after the third season. The first episode of the ten of this fourth season can be seen on HBO Spain next Thursday, April 29. This time season 4 will have three episodes less than usual, but it promises great adventures for the protagonists of this series. The Handmaid’s Tale is a drama series created by Roger Miller that premiered in 2017. A fiction based on Margaret Atwood’s award-winning bestseller that tells the dystopian life of Gilead, a totalitarian society that once belonged to the United States. Environmental disasters and low birth rates have resulted in a perverse fundamentalist regime ruling Gilead that considers women the property of the state. One of the last fertile women is Offred (Elisabeth Moss), a servant in the leader’s family and one of the women forced into sexual slavery to try to repopulate a devastated world. The Handmaid’s Tale New for Season 4 The plot of Season 4 is one of the series’ best-kept secrets. Season 3 ended in a terrible way when June was injured, although she managed at the last moment to free a good number of children to Canada. All we know is that the new season will focus on the consequences of the act of betrayal of June to Gilead after the release of the children sent to Canada. June will continue to fight for justice but will enter a somewhat destructive spiral as the desire for revenge prevails in her mind.The cast of success Regarding the cast of Season 4, one of the factors of the success of this series, the only thing we know is that HBO has announced new additions. The young actress McKenna Grace (Young Sheldon and The Haunting of Hill House), 14, who will play a young wife in the Gilead tradition who will eventually become June’s main ally. Also the character of Moira (Samira Wiley) will have a new girlfriend who will be played by Zawe Ashton. We understand that classic actors from the series created by Bruce Miller that can be seen on HBO will continue as protagonists: actress Elisabeth Moss as June Osborne, Yvonne Strahovski as Serena Joy, Ann Dowd as Aunt Lydia, OT Fagbenle as Luke, Alexis Bledel as Emily, Samira Wiley as Moira, and Joseph Fiennes as Commander Waterford.