Bruce Miller

TV writer, producer and actor

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Every year, there are more and more scripted TV series for your perusal. Last year brought 532 of them.

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Every year, there are more and more scripted TV series for your perusal. Last year brought 532 of them.

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In the new Hulu series  The Handmaid's Tale , Elisabeth Moss plays Offred, a woman struggling to survive and stay sane in a future under a totalitarian government where a polluted…

Margaret Atwood and Bruce Miller on 'The Handmaid's Tale'

In the new Hulu series The Handmaid's Tale , Elisabeth Moss plays Offred, a woman struggling to survive and stay sane in a future under a totalitarian government where a polluted…

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