Elisabeth Moss and Kerry Washington are set to bring Araminta Hall's novel 'Imperfect Women' to life in an Apple TV series. Following the conclusion of 'The Handmaid's Tale,' Moss, who has directed episodes of the acclaimed series, opted not to direct this adaptation, citing her recent directing commitments and the need to take a break after becoming a mother. She expressed the joy of collaborating with Washington, noting the luxury of sharing the producing role with another lead actress. Washington, reflecting on her experiences, acknowledged Reese Witherspoon's influence in her journey as a producer. Both actresses highlighted the importance of portraying flawed female characters, emphasizing the depth and complexity of female friendships, which is a central theme of the series. Moss was drawn to the book's honest exploration of these relationships, recognizing that they are not always perfect or idyllic.