Julia Louis-Dreyfus Responds to Marianne Williamson's 'Yada Yada' Debate Comment on 'Kimmel'!
Julia Louis-Dreyfus appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday (July 31), and reacted to hearing her Seinfeld catchphrase used by Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson during the 2020 Democratic Debates!
The 58-year-old Emmy winning actress, whose played ambitious politician Selina Meyer for seven seasons on HBO’s Veep, told Jimmy it was “bizarre” to hear the catchphrase of another of her characters — Elaine Benes’ “yadda, yadda, yadda” — come out of Marianne Williamson‘s mouth during Tuesday night’s (July 30) debate.
“I guess she’s going to pick me as her running mate,” Julia joked.
“I’ve learned a lot about politics, and I’ve got a sense of the true anxiety that probably a lot of these people feel, going in and trying sell themselves, as a candidate, as a brand, and make a stamp—as themselves but quickly,” Julia expressed about learning a lot about politics from starring in Veep.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus also talked about Tom Hanks‘ reaction to the final Veep episode, winning 11 Emmy Awards, being nominated again, having her name misspelled on her Hollywood Blvd. star, and being honored with the Mark Twain Prize.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus on Democratic Debates, Tom Hanks & End of ‘VEEP’