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sound is power. Hi everyone and thank you for tuning in to episode 163 of Awards Chatter

the Hollywood Reporters Awards Podcast I'm the host Scott Feinberg and my guest today is for my money the greatest actress of her generation.

A 35 year old who has been called the Queen of Peak TV because she's been such an integral part of the

medium's platinum age. From NBC's the West Wing to AMC's madmen to Sundance TV's

top of the lake to Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale, the last of which she

currently produces and stars on, and which could finally bring her her first

Emmy on her eighth nomination in September. The extraordinary Elizabeth Moss.

Moss first began popping up on screens big and small at the age of six, but her first major role came

at the age of 17, when Aaron Sorkin hired her to play Zoe Bartlett, the first daughter, on the West

Wing.

She was a recurring character on that massively acclaimed drama series, appearing in 25 episodes

between 1999 and

and almost immediately after it came to an end

Matthew Weiner hired her to play Peggy Olson,

a young woman who starts as a secretary

and begins climbing the ranks at an ad agency in the 60s on Mad Men.

Over the course of 88 episodes of that drama series, between 2007 and 2015,

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