On "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," Moss was joined by her "The Kitchen" co-stars Tiffany Haddish and Melissa McCarthy, who were quick to pay "The Handmaid's Tale" star compliments on her sharp sense of humor, something they said they had not expected.
"I thought Elisabeth was going to be...super intense, possibly odd," McCarthy said, joking that she thought her co-star would show up in a moody cloak. "She's so good, I was nervous. Everything you do is so intense and then she's like a super weirdo. She's so funny, it's very irritating."
"She is funny. I wouldn't say it's irritating," Haddish added. "It's more like, 'Oh, who does she think she is?'"
Moss laughed at the assessment, adding "My apologies."
"Pick a lane. Don't be good in both," McCarthy joked.
McCarthy, Moss, and Haddish star in crime drama "The Kitchen" as three wives of Irish mobsters who take up more active roles in the crime world after their husbands get arrested.
It is set in Hell's Kitchen, circa the late '70s.
"The Kitchen" hits theaters in August.
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