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Jason Alexander was offered a big bribe to spill details of the Seinfeld finale.

There’s a reason Julia Louis-Dreyfus won seven Emmys for Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for HBO’s Veep. Because she’s friggin hilarious and did such a great job at playing Vice President — and later President — Selina Meyer.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s perspective on life changed after she fought stage two breast cancer in 2017.

The coronavirus may have prevented audiences from seeking out Pixar’s Onward when it opened in theatres last month, but now that the animated film is available to stream on Disney+, Julia Louis-Dreyfus hopes the heartwarming adventure provides a salve for these troubled times.

“Downhill” feels a lot like it should be a comedy. It looks like one, for starters. It stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus, the most lauded comedic actress on American television, and Will Ferrell, the “Saturday Night Live” goofball whose caricatures of men and masculinity have carved out an inimitable place in American humor.

Sometimes combining a ton of things we love makes for something even better. See: the InstantPot and puggles. Other times, mixing all our favorite stuff causes a regrettable mess. See: Chocolate wine and the movie “Downhill.”

“We were really hoping that they would invite us to be here. We thought it was a great way for the film to launch,” Julia Louis-Dreyfus said, reflecting on why she was excited for her latest film, “Downhill,” to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival — though the setting of the film (a ski resort) and the premise (a couple is forced to reevaluate their relationship after facing a near-avalanche) might hit a little too close to home for the cinephiles in Park City, Utah.

PARK CITY, Utah — Sometimes combining a ton of things we love makes for something even better. See: Long Island Iced Tea and puggles. Other times, mixing all our favorite stuff causes a regrettable mess. See: Chocolate wine and the movie “Downhill.”

An avalanche isn’t the most desirable image to show packed movie houses at the base of a mountain in Utah, but it’s used to great effect in “Downhill,” an American riff on the Ruben Ostlund film “Force Majeure,” set to light up the Sundance film festival this week.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) — Julia Louis-Dreyfus, of Veep and Seinfeld fame, has inked an overall deal with Apple TV Plus to develop new projects exclusively for the platform as executive producer and star.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, of “Veep” and “Seinfeld” fame, has inked an overall deal with Apple TV Plus to develop new projects exclusively for the platform as executive producer and star.