FILE – In this May 25, 2017, file photo, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, a cast member in the HBO series “Veep,” poses at an Emmy For Your Consideration event for the show at the Television Academy in Los Angeles. ‘Veep’ star Julia Louis-Dreyfus doesn’t know who she will support for president, but is sure she’ll be opposing President Donald Trump. She called him a pretend president. Louis-Dreyfus’ ‘Veep’ character is now a former president, and begins its last season on March 21, 2019. Image: Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP, File
PASADENA, California — “Veep” star Julia Louis-Dreyfus doesn’t know who she’ll support for president in 2020, but is sure about who she won’t.
She called Donald Trump a “pretend president” and said “I’m not a fan.”
Louis-Dreyfus was asked her political views Friday while promoting the final, seven-episode season of her HBO series, which begins on March 31. “Veep” has won three Emmys for best comedy series and the series star won four best actress awards.
She’s on location shooting a movie in Austria and said via satellite that she’s is constantly approached by people who ask her opinion on President Trump. She says she doesn’t hesitate to give an answer.
“I have no idea who I’m going to support in 2020 except to say that it’s a Democrat,” she said.
She gave few hints about how “Veep” will end, except to say her character, Selina Meyer, “is as true to herself as she can possibly be.”
“Saying goodbye to it was a very hard thing to do, even though it was our decision,” she said. MKH
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