April 9, 2014
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Julia Louis-Dreyus featured on the front page of Rolling Stone magazine.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus exposed everything for the latest Rolling Stone cover, posing with a “tattoo” of the United States Constitution on her back.
The sexy shot of the old toned star’s “Veep” was more stunning than the embarrassing historical flub it was inked with.
John Hancock, the statesman who signed the Declaration of Independence, places his signature above the famous “We the People…” Line, just below the Constitution but not the rump.
In response to fans, “Dummy” director Mike jokingly rapped the slacker character who plays a communications director on the HBO hit show, giving a nod to another f-k-up. However, he made it clear that the magazine goof by Louis-Dreyfus was not signed on December 4th, Constitution Day.
That sharp intelligence is what earned her the role that made her a well-known figure in every home initially.
“Seinfeld” creator Larry David informed the publication that he encountered her while he was still working on “Saturday Night Live.”.
Eventually, he asked Julia Louis-Dreyfus to play the part of Elaine Benes because she had a great disposition, a striking charm, and a bright personality, considering the mentality of the bunker at ‘SNL’ at that time wasn’t easy.
On Tuesday, the actress exaggerated on Twitter, jokingly stating that she was intoxicated when she took the daring photo.
I think I’m “tweeting after an hour she wrote” to get some more Twitter followers, I was in a drunken stupor and made the excuse of being ‘cracked’.
The problem is released on Friday.