Elisabeth Moss Explains What 'The Invisible Man' Is Really About: 'The Analogy Is Incredibly Clear'

Elisabeth Moss is making her rounds for upcoming thriller, The Invisible Man!

The Emmy-winning actress stepped out for her photo call at Villamagna Hotel on Wednesday (February 19) in Madrid, Spain with writer-director Leigh Whannell and producer Jason Blum just a day after their photo call at the Soho Hotel in London, England.

Elisabeth Moss recently opened up about the real themes of The Invisible Man: “You literally have a man who is invisible, you can’t see him, she’s saying he’s there, that he’s attacking her, abusing her, manipulating her, and everyone around her is saying, ‘Relax. It’s fine.’ And she keeps saying, ‘No, he is – he’s alive, he’s doing this,’ and no-one believes her,” she said (via CinemaBlend). “The analogy is incredibly clear.”

“I’ve had quite a bit of experience playing characters who are dealing with various types of abuse,” Elisabeth continued. “Whether it’s emotional, physical, sexual, it’s something that I’ve dived into quite a bit. So I was able to bring that knowledge to the role.”

The movie hits theaters on February 28 – Watch the trailer HERE!