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14. Elisabeth Moss in The Invisible Man (2020)
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Elisabeth Moss turned The Invisible Man into something powerful. The film could have been a standard horror remake, but Moss gave it intensity and purpose. She played Cecilia with raw emotion, making her fear and resilience palpable. Moss made the psychological impact of abuse feel real. Her ability to balance vulnerability with strength kept the audience engaged. Without her, the film would not have felt as personal or impactful. Moss transformed it into a gripping story of survival and empowerment.
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