Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Jul 22, 2019
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, the award-winning actress known for her iconic roles in Seinfeld and Veep, shares her candid thoughts on parenting dilemmas, like when it's acceptable for kids to hear profanity. She reflects on how frustration can lead to personal growth and the unpredictable world of political satire. The duo dives into the surreal experience of receiving awards, the art of hosting on Airbnb, and even shares a few humorous tales about dinner invitations. Their conversation captures the essence of balancing humor with authenticity in the entertainment world.
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Kids Watching Veep
- Conan let his kids watch Veep, despite the adult language.
- His kids subsequently loved the show, boosting Julia Louis-Dreyfus's status in the O'Brien household.
Trip to Ghana
- Conan recently traveled to Ghana with actor Sam Richardson.
- Richardson, a Veep cast member, has royal connections in Ghana.
Dignity in Comedy
- Julia Louis-Dreyfus embraces indignity in comedy.
- However, comedic failure in that realm leads to deep humiliation.