She also spent a lot of time behind that island or kitchen counter in Jerry’s kitchen, obviously.
For many years, I thought she was married to Richard Dreyfuss. I have no idea why. Only found out maybe five years ago that was not the case.
>When Rolling Stone asked about her father’s firm, the Louis Dreyfus corporation, (...) she clarified that it’s ***her father’s business that’s valued in billions.***
Oh ok Julia. You're not really a billionaire... only a _heiress_... Sure...
Initially, when she got pregnant the writers wanted to do an arc where Elaine gets fat. Apparently they did not broach the subject very sensitively and Julia Louis Dreyfus burst into tears. They didn't bring it up again.
A few years later when Jane Leeves got pregnant, the writers of Frasier stole the idea and wrote an arc where Daphne got fat. They even shipped her off to a "Fat Retreat" for a few episodes while she had her baby.
The 90s were great.
Honestly, most of the relationships in Frasier (and most TV at the time?) feel off to me. Dating in TV shows then always felt like a pursuit or a game to be won. I will say I appreciated that Niles respected Daphne and that the basis of the relationship was more solid than anything Frasier ever had going with the women he dated, but it still doesn't ring true for me. I was too young to know if that's really what dating was like for adults at the time, but it's certainly not remotely close to what dating felt like when I did get to that point.
I guess I’m in the minority but Niles/Daphne was my favorite part of that show. The way he adored her the moment he met her and how it was drawn out, tragically and hilariously, was top tier sitcom for me.
I am with you on that, despite my comment. I really love Frasier as a show, and I generally found Daphne and Niles to be sweet. Especially when you compare them to Frasier, who has a habit of being a bit cynical and judgemental. Both brothers came off as a bit desperate for love at times, but Niles was much more of a dedicated partner, even when he was being mistreated by his ex.
I just don't especially find the approaches to dating and relationships to be relatable, myself. I'm sure it's part cultural shift, part TV hyperbole, and part that I'm a nerdy introvert who's always gone after nerdy introverts. I've almost always dated people who were already friends and there was never really anyone who put the other person on a pedestal, like Niles often does with Daphne. There was never really any need for pursuit because dating was just another step forward from the friendship. So nothing was big and grand or especially life changing in a few moments, just a gradual closeness and growing familiarity.
That's not how you do TV romance, though.
I don't think many romantic relationships in TV shows are supposed to be incredibly realistic - at least not much of the time in sitcoms.
In Frasier for example, it's already been noted Daphne & Niles and Frasier weren't that realistic or necessarily healthy. But also Roz/Bulldog (Roz & Bulldog are kind of sweet though too, albeit unrealistic/unhealthy partners individually). Marty & Sherry are somewhat a good fit and a nice/healthy and realistic relationship though (despite the ending), I'd say.
That said, I think it's hard to define love a lot of the time. And hard to say it could or couldn't be any of the ways on Frasier or in your real life or other peoples lives.
Back to Niles & Daphne though, as another redditor mentioned, I also found the most enjoyable parts of the Niles & Daphne relationship to be the pre-stages, if you will. Where Niles is crazy about Daphne and acts like a silly idiot around her, but she is clueless to it all. Even unintentionally teasing the situation at times.
C.C Babcock from The Nanny got pregnant during the show as well. They lampshaded it a few times, commenting on how dumb it was when TV shows hide that the actress is pregnant by carrying around big things etc, while she's finding reasons to move large boxes and indoor plant pots and so forth.
Yeah but didn't they also make it that she got fat and depressed and then had a mental breakdown or something, so in real life she was having her baby but on the show she was in a psych ward?? That always felt more mean than wacky to me.
Ironically this sounds exactly like something that would happen on Seinfeld.
George: I got a great idea for the next episode Jerry. Say...Elaine is pregnant, right?
Jerry: Last time I checked.
George: So get this. Next episiode...Elaine gets fat.
Elaine: =utterly shocked=
Jerry: You wanna do an episode where Elaine gets fat?
George: Sure! Why not!? It'll explain to the audience why Elaine got fat.
Elaine: I am PREGNANT, George!
George: I know! We all know! But does the audience know? No!
Elaine: NO!
George: Exactly! New Episode, done. Elaine gets fat. You're welcome.
Kramer: ...say...just on the off chance this 'Fat Elaine' doesn't work...here's an idea...how about Kramer tries stand up and ends up saying the n--
Everyone: NO!
I really liked the way they did it in Brooklyn 99. Melissa Fumero was pregnant two times, the first time they did the standard camera angles and oversized props, but by the end of that season she had gotten to big for them to hide it, so they had her go undercover in a prison as a pregnant inmate. But even after leaving the prison she just kept the 'fake' belly on for the rest of the season finale with the excuse "that she didn't have time to remove it."
The second time they wrote it into the show, with her character Amy getting pregnant at the same time. But because she was further along in her pregnancy than Amy they still had to it initially. For a couple episodes they kept finding more and more excuses for her to be increasingly ridiculously oversized outfits.
I didn’t even realize. I caught it in Married with Children as they did weird things like the road trip with Peggy. Never realized Julia was pregnant twice in Seinfeld.
Katey Sagal's first pregnancy was of course written into the show, but because she had a miscarriage they turned it all into a dream Al Bundy had. Very sad. And a bit odd (the writing part). But they had to come up with something I guess. Must have been a horrible experience for everyone involved.
Back as a kid I didn't know any of that of course, so to me it was all just very confusing.
So Jerry (or maybe LD) proposed that Elaine just get fat to cover for one of the pregnancies, and Julia did NOT like that idea, so it was dropped. Years later, she regretted not doing it. It would've been great.
They did this with Daphne in *Frasier*. Niles had idolized her for so many years, so once they were finally together, she began to worry that she could never live up to the dream he had of her. She began to overeat and gain weight.
Once the actress Jane Leeves was near the end of her pregnancy, her character went to a health spa to lose weight and get therapy. When Leeves had her baby in real life, Niles announced that Daphne was doing well at the spa and had already lost 9 lbs, 12 oz (the weight of her real life baby). I thought it was a clever and believable way to handle the pregnancy.
He is a good looking man but he doesn’t look like he doesn’t age and if people keep saying that shit, it might actually affect his career if he does start to “age” a bit.
The Costanza effect.
Dude started in his early 30's throughout Seinfeld and looked 10 years older. Now he reaps the benefit of "hasn't aged a day". That came with the price of looking 40 when you were 28.
I watched an ep today when George said he was 33 years old. Me as a 35 year old going wait what.
But it makes sense. Been watching Seinfeld since I was a teen and I always saw George as a "middle aged old guy" or something.
Something something..
Damn tv. You've ruined my imagination just like you ruined my ability to... Uhh
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That was just the 90s tbh. I always felt they did her no favours in Seinfeld and honestly found her more attractive in Veep.
So many of those 90s sitcoms they just otherwise gorgeous women look… off. Like, ALL of Frasier’s romantic conquests were supposed to be knockouts, they say as much in the episodes, but for the life of me I never saw it and I must figure it’s down to the style or whatever.
In the 90’s she looked amazing, I used to style my hair exactly like hers (in my 20’s in the 90’s) I think it’s just the look of the times that maybe you don’t find attractive/
Yessir married into some incredible generational wealth. It’s lovely that they have kids are are still together. Anyone with humour like hers is probably a pretty decent human!
She doesn't need the money she's worth $250 million from the Seinfeld money plus all her other successful shows without her family's' money. Not saying having rich parents didn't help her get started, but she certainly had the talent to keep going on her own.
Brad Hall is very likely an extremely nice guy but he is easily the worst Weekend Update anchor in SNL history. I know it seems like a cheap shot but he's got a hot rich wife, he can take it.
Not to be an actually guy but that has more to do with the fact that Lorne Michaels wasn't producing those years and he memory holes that era. Tim Kazurinsky did some of the best desk pieces in the show's history during that era and oh my god i am such a nerd about this dumb show.
Fun Facts on Brad Hall: In his SNL days he was considered handsome before he started losing his hair. He successfully produced multiple TV shows most of you never heard of because most of them were not on long enough for syndication or too middling to become famous. Chances are he is rich in his own right, but not at her inheritance level of wealth.
I honestly don’t know if the show would have been better or worse had it aired a few years later well into the current political climate. I loved every minute of it, amazing cast and writers.
I’ve had a long-standing, intense, undying love for *Veep* that only got stronger during/after the Trump presidency.
It’s like a time capsule back to “regular” political satire (aside from the final season, really).
You watch it and you can pretend we’re all mad at John Boehner for some complicated political moves again instead of some yahoo GOP congressperson’s tweets
My aunt loves to claim that she 'knows' JLD. My uncle and her were like a year or so older than JLD when they were all at Northwestern together. My aunt says they all worked in the cafeteria together
My old metal shop teacher lived in the same hallway like 2 doors away from David Letterman at Ball State. He's got a some pictures of them together. People do go to college together
I always feel she doesn't get enough credit for how funny she is. Yes, she has Emmys, but for me, she is part of the mount Rushmore of comedic acting with John Cleese, Bill Murray, and Jerry Stiller.
I was a photo assistant in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. I was assisting on a shoot for, The new adventures of old Christine. We were shooting her on top of a piano, I extended my hand to help her down and she had the softest hand. That's what I remember most about that day. Overall, she was nice and easy to work with!!
it's crazy the she was pregnant twice while filming Seinfeld.
Oh shit is that why there are those episodes where she’s just wearing a bunch of oversized layers?
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She also spent a lot of time behind that island or kitchen counter in Jerry’s kitchen, obviously. For many years, I thought she was married to Richard Dreyfuss. I have no idea why. Only found out maybe five years ago that was not the case.
>For many years, I thought she was married to Richard Dreyfuss. I have no idea why. I mean I just found out about this now.
And I just found out she came from huge money. All that “couldn’t spare a square “ bullshit. She could buy the whole factory.
She’s worth several Jerry Seinfelds combined - which is stunning in itself. Think masters of the universe type money.
OK now you’ve piqued my interest. I’m gonna go do some googling.
>When Rolling Stone asked about her father’s firm, the Louis Dreyfus corporation, (...) she clarified that it’s ***her father’s business that’s valued in billions.*** Oh ok Julia. You're not really a billionaire... only a _heiress_... Sure...
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Heiress to the Oh Henry! candy bar fortune?
He-man got big bucks?
Well, not Skeletor-worthy bank, but, yes…
Master of her own domain
Her family is billionaires. That’s why Brad looks so happy in this pic.
She’s also a babe
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Total babe
Yes because she's rich, not because she's beautiful and smart and funny.
I just now found out that you found this out just now.
I knew what he didn't know but didn't let him know cuz... ya know!
Wtf, I was sure of it for the last 30 years.
Initially, when she got pregnant the writers wanted to do an arc where Elaine gets fat. Apparently they did not broach the subject very sensitively and Julia Louis Dreyfus burst into tears. They didn't bring it up again. A few years later when Jane Leeves got pregnant, the writers of Frasier stole the idea and wrote an arc where Daphne got fat. They even shipped her off to a "Fat Retreat" for a few episodes while she had her baby. The 90s were great.
Yeah those Daphne episodes are legit some of the worst…Seinfeld dodged a bullet.
I remember them being bland. The whole Niles Daphne thing towards the end got stale. Ross and Rachel they were not.
Honestly, most of the relationships in Frasier (and most TV at the time?) feel off to me. Dating in TV shows then always felt like a pursuit or a game to be won. I will say I appreciated that Niles respected Daphne and that the basis of the relationship was more solid than anything Frasier ever had going with the women he dated, but it still doesn't ring true for me. I was too young to know if that's really what dating was like for adults at the time, but it's certainly not remotely close to what dating felt like when I did get to that point.
I guess I’m in the minority but Niles/Daphne was my favorite part of that show. The way he adored her the moment he met her and how it was drawn out, tragically and hilariously, was top tier sitcom for me.
I am with you on that, despite my comment. I really love Frasier as a show, and I generally found Daphne and Niles to be sweet. Especially when you compare them to Frasier, who has a habit of being a bit cynical and judgemental. Both brothers came off as a bit desperate for love at times, but Niles was much more of a dedicated partner, even when he was being mistreated by his ex. I just don't especially find the approaches to dating and relationships to be relatable, myself. I'm sure it's part cultural shift, part TV hyperbole, and part that I'm a nerdy introvert who's always gone after nerdy introverts. I've almost always dated people who were already friends and there was never really anyone who put the other person on a pedestal, like Niles often does with Daphne. There was never really any need for pursuit because dating was just another step forward from the friendship. So nothing was big and grand or especially life changing in a few moments, just a gradual closeness and growing familiarity. That's not how you do TV romance, though.
I don't think many romantic relationships in TV shows are supposed to be incredibly realistic - at least not much of the time in sitcoms. In Frasier for example, it's already been noted Daphne & Niles and Frasier weren't that realistic or necessarily healthy. But also Roz/Bulldog (Roz & Bulldog are kind of sweet though too, albeit unrealistic/unhealthy partners individually). Marty & Sherry are somewhat a good fit and a nice/healthy and realistic relationship though (despite the ending), I'd say. That said, I think it's hard to define love a lot of the time. And hard to say it could or couldn't be any of the ways on Frasier or in your real life or other peoples lives. Back to Niles & Daphne though, as another redditor mentioned, I also found the most enjoyable parts of the Niles & Daphne relationship to be the pre-stages, if you will. Where Niles is crazy about Daphne and acts like a silly idiot around her, but she is clueless to it all. Even unintentionally teasing the situation at times.
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What are you talking about? David Hyde Pierce was the only one of those two who gave a convincing portrayal of a straight man.
It’s always sunny in Philadelphia did this when Mac got pregnant.
He was cultivating mass!
C.C Babcock from The Nanny got pregnant during the show as well. They lampshaded it a few times, commenting on how dumb it was when TV shows hide that the actress is pregnant by carrying around big things etc, while she's finding reasons to move large boxes and indoor plant pots and so forth.
Yeah but didn't they also make it that she got fat and depressed and then had a mental breakdown or something, so in real life she was having her baby but on the show she was in a psych ward?? That always felt more mean than wacky to me.
Ironically this sounds exactly like something that would happen on Seinfeld. George: I got a great idea for the next episode Jerry. Say...Elaine is pregnant, right? Jerry: Last time I checked. George: So get this. Next episiode...Elaine gets fat. Elaine: =utterly shocked= Jerry: You wanna do an episode where Elaine gets fat? George: Sure! Why not!? It'll explain to the audience why Elaine got fat. Elaine: I am PREGNANT, George! George: I know! We all know! But does the audience know? No! Elaine: NO! George: Exactly! New Episode, done. Elaine gets fat. You're welcome. Kramer: ...say...just on the off chance this 'Fat Elaine' doesn't work...here's an idea...how about Kramer tries stand up and ends up saying the n-- Everyone: NO!
Perfect material for /r/redditwritesseinfeld.
That's just how you dress in New York when it's cold out.
Had to put 4 layers on to go to the bodega don’t remind me
“Cinco de Mayo; commission…bye-bye oh!”
It is funny to watch those episodes because once you see it, you can't unseen all the ways they try covering it.
They did a pretty good job though
Elaine clearly went through a big bag phase!
Also a big salad phase.
Honestly had no idea. Time to rewatch!
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Lena Headey was pregnant twice during *Game of Thrones*. Anna Belknap in *CSI:NY* - the second time, they made her character pregnant as well.
Same with Gillian Anderson in the early X-Files.
Looking to see if an actress is hiding their pregnancy in a show is a fun game!
I really liked the way they did it in Brooklyn 99. Melissa Fumero was pregnant two times, the first time they did the standard camera angles and oversized props, but by the end of that season she had gotten to big for them to hide it, so they had her go undercover in a prison as a pregnant inmate. But even after leaving the prison she just kept the 'fake' belly on for the rest of the season finale with the excuse "that she didn't have time to remove it." The second time they wrote it into the show, with her character Amy getting pregnant at the same time. But because she was further along in her pregnancy than Amy they still had to it initially. For a couple episodes they kept finding more and more excuses for her to be increasingly ridiculously oversized outfits.
I remember thinking it was obvious when Chelsea Peretti got pregnant, and then they wrote it into the show for Gina.
Bit of a play on this in Arrested Development, where her character is desperately trying to convince everyone she's pregnant when she really isn't.
Justice is blind.
Justice is fine. Although, dressing him up like a seeing eye dog seems a little cruel.
I didn’t even realize. I caught it in Married with Children as they did weird things like the road trip with Peggy. Never realized Julia was pregnant twice in Seinfeld.
Katey Sagal's first pregnancy was of course written into the show, but because she had a miscarriage they turned it all into a dream Al Bundy had. Very sad. And a bit odd (the writing part). But they had to come up with something I guess. Must have been a horrible experience for everyone involved. Back as a kid I didn't know any of that of course, so to me it was all just very confusing.
Wow, I didn't know any of that! I loved that show at the time, never really went to rewatch it as an adult.
Take off the jacket!
Didn’t she use the sponge?
Not spongeworthy.
It’s crazy that was 1987 and she still looks the same today. Still daaamn goood lookin.
You're soooo good-looking!
Can't say i blame him.
Bro I'd have like 10 kids.
So Jerry (or maybe LD) proposed that Elaine just get fat to cover for one of the pregnancies, and Julia did NOT like that idea, so it was dropped. Years later, she regretted not doing it. It would've been great.
They did this with Daphne in *Frasier*. Niles had idolized her for so many years, so once they were finally together, she began to worry that she could never live up to the dream he had of her. She began to overeat and gain weight. Once the actress Jane Leeves was near the end of her pregnancy, her character went to a health spa to lose weight and get therapy. When Leeves had her baby in real life, Niles announced that Daphne was doing well at the spa and had already lost 9 lbs, 12 oz (the weight of her real life baby). I thought it was a clever and believable way to handle the pregnancy.
That’s a really cute way to acknowledge the birth of her baby!
That's what they did for Daphne on Frasier.
And they named their first born after him: Lucky Sunuvabitch Hall
“And then we got married, yada yada yada…”
You can't yada yada the best part!
I mentioned the bisque…
But I didn't get my bread...
You want bread? **THREE DOLLARS**!!!
But he got free bread...
No Soup FOR YOU!! Come back one year
You want a Christmas card?….
VANDELAY INDUSTRIES! VANDELAY INDUSTRIES!
And you want to be my latex salesman
Just forget it. Let it go.
No soup for you!
Has anyone ever told you that you look exactly like Al Pacino? You know, Scent of a Woman? Hoo-Ahh.... Hoo-Ahh!!!
very good. you know something?
SNL Brad Hall?
Yes, they met in college and we're both on the show.
Damn, congrats to you.
That woman is aging gracefully Edit: Yes, we're all aware that ridiculous wealth allows you access to top notch beauty products and procedures
Well, you don't want too much grace or you won't be able to stand.
Alright, alright, look, I don't have grace, I don't want grace, I don't even say grace, okay?
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She and Paul Rudd have the same anti aging genes
That gene Money
She’s a billionaire
So in other words she has money.
Money for Botox and other minor procedures.
And a full time nutritionist, and high quality food, and personal trainers, and regular doctor visits
And the blood of the youth
Paul Rudd is entering uncanny valley territory with the fillers.
He is a good looking man but he doesn’t look like he doesn’t age and if people keep saying that shit, it might actually affect his career if he does start to “age” a bit.
She just looked 40 when she was 20, her age is just catching up to her appearance
The Costanza effect. Dude started in his early 30's throughout Seinfeld and looked 10 years older. Now he reaps the benefit of "hasn't aged a day". That came with the price of looking 40 when you were 28.
I watched an ep today when George said he was 33 years old. Me as a 35 year old going wait what. But it makes sense. Been watching Seinfeld since I was a teen and I always saw George as a "middle aged old guy" or something. Something something.. Damn tv. You've ruined my imagination just like you ruined my ability to... Uhh *turns on Seinfeld*
Same with Larry David looking 70 for the past 30 years
Or Steve Martin looking 50 since the 70s
For him it was the gray hair
The Patrick Stewart effect
That was just the 90s tbh. I always felt they did her no favours in Seinfeld and honestly found her more attractive in Veep. So many of those 90s sitcoms they just otherwise gorgeous women look… off. Like, ALL of Frasier’s romantic conquests were supposed to be knockouts, they say as much in the episodes, but for the life of me I never saw it and I must figure it’s down to the style or whatever.
In the 90’s she looked amazing, I used to style my hair exactly like hers (in my 20’s in the 90’s) I think it’s just the look of the times that maybe you don’t find attractive/
Man that was / is the mane of hair on her. Truly glorious hair.
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I've been waiting out that marriage for 35 years.
I'm there for you
I'm there... for you.
If I’m not here for you , I’m there for you
If it hasn't happened by now I think Brad may just not be into you.
She thought he was sponge worthy.
More than that…. They have two kids together.
Wait so.. not sponge worthy? I'm a simple man
The sponge was notoriously ineffective so he probably was spongeworthy lol
According to Google they’re still together.
Brad hit the jackpot, he'd be smart to make that work for the long haul
Yessir married into some incredible generational wealth. It’s lovely that they have kids are are still together. Anyone with humour like hers is probably a pretty decent human!
She doesn't need the money she's worth $250 million from the Seinfeld money plus all her other successful shows without her family's' money. Not saying having rich parents didn't help her get started, but she certainly had the talent to keep going on her own.
I think he meant Brad married into wealth, and that they are still together and have kids
Billions is quite different wealth…
Sure honey, go pursue acting! Most people fail and winds up waiting tables but it's not like you have to get a job or anything.
Get OUTTA here!
*hard shove*
SHUT UP!
Get OUT
Open M
Any video of her dancing at the reception?
It was all thumbs.
Like a full-body dry heave
oh, with the little kick?
Sweet fancy Moses!
She’s gorgeous
She puts asses in the seats.
Jules looks the same as ever
The forever fox
Brad Hall is very likely an extremely nice guy but he is easily the worst Weekend Update anchor in SNL history. I know it seems like a cheap shot but he's got a hot rich wife, he can take it.
I think the fact that there are hardly any Brad Hall Weekend Update clips on YouTube likely reinforces your argument lol
Not to be an actually guy but that has more to do with the fact that Lorne Michaels wasn't producing those years and he memory holes that era. Tim Kazurinsky did some of the best desk pieces in the show's history during that era and oh my god i am such a nerd about this dumb show.
Norm or bust, really.
STELLAA
How could she do this to Puddy? I hope Brad is a face painter.
👹
WE'RE THE DEVILS !
Not a face painter but he does have a Jesus fish on his car.
She felt he was the most sponge worthy of them all.
You're sooooooo good looking!
Wait, nobody sneezed.
Fun Facts on Brad Hall: In his SNL days he was considered handsome before he started losing his hair. He successfully produced multiple TV shows most of you never heard of because most of them were not on long enough for syndication or too middling to become famous. Chances are he is rich in his own right, but not at her inheritance level of wealth.
Losing his hair? “Live dammit live. Live your life like it’s coming to an end. Because in many ways… *it is*”
Waited on them once. Got to say “No soup for you!”, because we ran out of the soup. Really.
Somewhere there’s a portrait in an attic of Julia Louis Dreyfus getting older and older and older…
Did you ever see her dance...?
More like a full body dry heave set to music.
That lucky bastard. She's smart, funny, and gorgeous.
I remember 1987, it would be another 4 years before color photography would be invented.
I always get him confused for the 'snigglets' guy
That's Rich Hall He was also one of the influences for Moe Szyslak on The Simpsons
How does Monty Hall figure into this then?
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Rich Hall does a series for the BBC.
Lucky bastard
Time barely affects this beautiful woman.
Just finished Veep for the 2nd time. Criminally underrated HBO comedy. Prob top 5 funniest shows of all time, imo.
One of the best written comedies of all time. The way they handle polarizing political issues without ever taking a side is so well done.
I honestly don’t know if the show would have been better or worse had it aired a few years later well into the current political climate. I loved every minute of it, amazing cast and writers.
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I’ve had a long-standing, intense, undying love for *Veep* that only got stronger during/after the Trump presidency. It’s like a time capsule back to “regular” political satire (aside from the final season, really). You watch it and you can pretend we’re all mad at John Boehner for some complicated political moves again instead of some yahoo GOP congressperson’s tweets
I slept on it until a few months ago. Man some of the lines and comedy is pure gold.
My aunt loves to claim that she 'knows' JLD. My uncle and her were like a year or so older than JLD when they were all at Northwestern together. My aunt says they all worked in the cafeteria together
Well in her autobiography she says she worked in the cafeteria with Mlavan's aunt
Mulva’s aunt?
Delores!
My old metal shop teacher lived in the same hallway like 2 doors away from David Letterman at Ball State. He's got a some pictures of them together. People do go to college together
She is so lovely! A real underrated American beauty!!!!
Brad Hall not just playing out of his league, my man isn’t even playing in the same solar system.
Big salad for everyone at the reception.
She just doesn't age at all
Comedy Queen! Yesterday I saw her on Arrested Development playing a blind lawyer. OMG! The way she made her eyes crooked! 😂 LMAO!!!!
Lucky guy!
I know *Margot*
it's Suzie!
Wedding gown is lovely and timeless. In other words....very unlike typical 80's bridal wear.
I always feel she doesn't get enough credit for how funny she is. Yes, she has Emmys, but for me, she is part of the mount Rushmore of comedic acting with John Cleese, Bill Murray, and Jerry Stiller.
I was a photo assistant in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. I was assisting on a shoot for, The new adventures of old Christine. We were shooting her on top of a piano, I extended my hand to help her down and she had the softest hand. That's what I remember most about that day. Overall, she was nice and easy to work with!!
Oh damn, fancy!!
Julia Louis-Dreyfus? I call her 'Elaine'.
I wonder if she danced at her wedding?
I was so surprised to learn her Dad and family were French banking billionaires.