Veep: Last News

Julia Louis-Dreyfus has hit out at Donald Trump over women’s rights in America.The star, who previously played a female vice president in Veep, took to social media ahead of the US presidential elections on November 5 to criticise the former US President.Louis-Dreyfus, who recently endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, said: “OK, let’s cut to the chase. Donald Trump and his merry band of yes men are obsessed with what we women do with our bodies.“They want to reach into our doctors’ offices and our bedrooms to control our access to birth control and IVF and, of course, abortion – even though they wouldn’t know a uterus if they had to crawl out of one for a second time.”I don't know about you, but I'd really like to get the government out of my f*cking snatch.

The Franchise has been cancelled by HBO after just one season.The satirical show about the making of a superhero movie was created by Jon Brown, who has previously worked on Succession and Veep and executive produced by Sam Mendes and The Thick Of It creator Armando Iannucci.The series starred Himesh Patel as a cynical first assistant director on a big-budget movie that is a minor installment in a larger superhero franchise.Aya Cash, Jessica Hynes, Billy Magnussen, Lolly Adefope, Darren Goldstein and Isaac Powell, Richard E. Grant and Daniel Brühl also starred in the series.“We’re so grateful to have had the opportunity to work with the tremendously talented team behind The Franchise, especially Sam Mendes, Jon Brown, Armando Iannucci, and this hilarious ensemble of actors,” a HBO spokesperson said in a statement via Deadline.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus has insisted that she doesn’t believe Kamala Harris is anything like the female vice president she played in Veep. The political satire comedy has enjoyed a surge in popularity since President Joe Biden withdrew his candidacy in the forthcoming presidential election and his vice president Harris took his place.In an interview on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, which aired live from the Democratic National Convention, Colbert mentioned that streams of the show had gone up 350 per cent.“It’s a great thing, I think?” Louis-Dreyfus said, before emphasising that her character, Selina Meyer, bears little resemblance to Harris.“Let me explain to you, on Veep I played a narcissistic, megalomaniac sociopath, and that is not Kamala Harris,” she said, adding: “It might be another candidate in the race.”She was then asked which Veep character was most like Donald Trump’s running mate JD Vance.

The Sunday Times and later cut an advertisement aimed at telling Americans overseas how to cast their ballots.She mused about the advice that her alter ego in the show Selina Meyer would give to Harris but cautioned the VP against taking it.“If Selina had any advice for Kamala, she had best not take it. I think Kamala is so intelligent she wouldn’t take the call,” Louis-Dreyfus joked.Louis-Dreyfus’s political satire show “Veep” has roared back into the spotlight after the life-imitates-art moment when President Biden announced he was stepping down and endorsing Harris to replace him.Some critics have compared Harris to Louis-Dreyfus’ character on the show, who is at once incompetent and vicious.In the HBO show, Meyer becames the first female president after the incumbent stepped aside.

became the presumptive Democratic nominee for the 2024 Presidential election, the HBO satirical comedy “Veep” has gone viral and reportedly seen a 353% surge in viewership numbers. “It’s been a wild thing to witness. Viewership went up something insane like 350 percent,” series star Julia Louis-Dreyfus, 63, told Entertainment Weekly.

Arrested Development, Sabrina The Teenage Witch and Roseanne, has died at 80.The actor died at home last Thursday (June 27) following a “valiant fight against a long illness,” according to his daughter, Maggie Mull.In a tribute on Instagram, Maggie wrote: “I am heartbroken to share that my father passed away at home on June 27th, after a valiant fight against a long illness.“He was known for excelling at every creative discipline imaginable and also for doing Red Roof Inn commercials. He would find that joke funny.

Donald Trump was the reason for the show’s downfall in 2019.The 46-year-old starred as Dan Egan in the HBO comedy, which debuted in 2021, for seven seasons.“Trump killed ‘Veep,'” he said with a smile while speaking with Town & Country recently. “That was the joke amongst us when he was elected. We literally had a meeting about it [with] David Mandel, who was our showrunner at the time.

Slow Horses is “a huge step up in terms of the scale and the level of action” fans can expect to see from the new season, according to the show’s showrunner, executive producer and writer, Will Smith.Smith, who also wrote for The Thick Of It and Veep, told NME ahead of season three’s release that despite the increased action, it was still important that Slow Horses “felt like the same show” and that it “didn’t suddenly go off into feeling like it was just generic action.” He continued: “We still felt like it was our characters involved in it, and it still had the humour and the drama: it still felt like our show.”The group of disgraced MI5 rejects are back in a new series which sees the addition of Gangs of London star Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, whose partner is killed in mysterious circumstances while both are working for MI5. “Oh I love Ṣọpẹ́, he’s an amazing actor,” Smith says.

My Mess Is a Bit of a Life: Adventures in Anxiety,” which also includes the time she worked on “Spice World: The Movie” starring the Spice Girls.The “Shrink Next Door” writer said she’s proud to have defused a bitter feud between Melanie Brown and the rest of the gals over Scary Spice’s refusal to wait for the others when they all went to the bathroom together.“It was like being one of those blue-helmeted people who go into war zones… a peacekeeper,” she revealed. “I’d like to think my legacy if nothing else is that the Spice Girls movie continued filming.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s perspective on life changed after she fought stage two breast cancer in 2017.

HBO is encouraging social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic -- and giving you something to watch while you pass the time indoors.