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Veep star Julia Louis-Dreyfus has spoofed Rudy Giuliani while announcing a fundraiser.The actress, who plays fictional Vice President Selina Meyer in the political satire series, shared a video on social media mimicking Giuliani’s distinctive facial features.“2020 won’t stop ripping off #VEEP,” Louis-Dreyfus wrote on Twitter, “so we had to do something about it.”In the video, the actress points out that “many brave and patriotic Americans have come forward having witnessed similarities between our ongoing election and the TV show Veep.”The clip then shows moments from the Emmy nominated episode ‘Mother’, in which Selina can be seen asking for votes to stop being counted: “You’re gonna cancel this recount like Anne Frank’s Bat Mitzvah.”2020

Former The Only Way Is Essex star Sam Faiers recently was criticised on Instagram for using a quote belonging to Anne Frank in her caption.The star shared a snap of herself in her bedroom grinning widely, and captioned it writing: "What a wonderful thought it is that some of the best days of our lives haven’t even happened yet. "Couldn't have set it better myself Anne Frank." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter.

The Only Way Is Essex, used a quote by the famous diarist who became a victim of the Holocaust, which resulted in the murder of six million Jewish people across Europe by Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime.

TOWIE star Samantha Faiers came under fire today for using an Anne Frank quote on one of her grinning Instagram snaps. The 29-year-old star deleted her caption after fans called her "disrespectful" for referencing the diarist, a young victim of the Holocaust.

Sam Faiers has come under fire for using an Anne Frank quote as the caption for a glamorous bedroom snap, as she urged her followers to stay 'positive' in lockdown.

on this link here.The former England midfielder has been an outspoken critic against wearing masks during the coronavirus pandemic, despite the prevailing medical advice.Six million Jewish people were killed in the Holocaust, including Anne Frank, whose diary chronicling her time hiding from the Nazis made her famous after her death.Another outraged follower of Le Tissier said: “Remember that those that sheltered her were sheltering the vulnerable.“You wearing a mask and carrying out social distancing is doing the same.” Some social media users were calling for Southampton to review Le Tissier’s position as an ambassador for the club.

Tipping Point viewers were far from pleased when a contestant on tonight's show mistook Jewish World War II diarist Anne Frank for a fictional character.

Good Morning Britain presenter Ben Shephard, school teacher Steph appeared on the programme to bag the cash prize. However, despite rising to the challenge and trying to answer the questions it seems her general knowledge wasn't up to scratch.After a series of incorrect answers, Steph made a humongous clanger about the late World War II diarist Anne Frank.The question read: "In a classic novel by Johanna Spryl, what is the name of the orphan sent to live with her grandfather in the Swiss Alps?"Looking confused, Steph replied: "I have got an idea but don't know whether to pass or not...

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Jamie Lang Austrian broadcaster ORF and Germany’s ZDF have commissioned a three-episode season two for period crime drama “Vienna Blood,” produced by Endor Productions — a Red Arrow Studios company — and MR Film. After successful season one runs in the U.S.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorVienna Blood, the adaptation of Frank Tallis’ novels, has been renewed for a second season by Germany’s ZDF and Austria’s ORF, while BBC Two and PBS have again come aboard the drama series.Red Arrow Studios-owned Endor Productions and Austria’s MR Film will produce another three feature-length episodes, with Sherlock writer Steve Thompson and Robert Dornhelm (Anne Frank: The Whole Story) again writing and directing respectively.The first series starred Matthew Beard as central character Max Liebermann, the protégé of Sigmund Freud, and was set in 1900s Vienna.

Ed Meza @edmezavarBavaria Filmproduktion, whose latest film, Oskar Roehler’s “Enfant Terrible,” is part of Cannes’ Official Selection this year, is next producing projects from acclaimed filmmaker Hans Steinbichler (“The Diary of Anne Frank”) and writer-director duo Felix Fuchssteiner and Katharina Schöde, makers of the hugely popular “Ruby Red” fantasy-adventure trilogy.Steinbichler is directing an adaptation of writer-actor Robert Seethaler’s bestseller “A Whole Life,” which spans a solitary man’s life in a remote Alpine valley.