Julia Louis-Dreyfus Rewatches Seinfeld, Veep, Enough Said, Wakanda Forever & More | Vanity Fair

Julia Louis-Dreyfus takes a walk down memory lane as she rewatches scenes from her classic works including 'Seinfeld,' 'Veep,' 'Enough Said,' and 'Wakanda Forever.' Julia dishes on the full background story behind the iconic soup episode, 'Veep' being a "true labor of love," how she came to join the MCU and so much more.

You can see Julia in her newest film, You Hurt My Feelings, in theaters now.

Director: Funmi Sunmonu
Director of Photography: Dominik Czaczyk
Editor: Evan Allan
Talent : Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Producer: Juliet Lopez
Line Producer: Romeeka Powell
Associate Producer: Emebeit Beyene
Production Manager: Andressa Pelachi and Kevin Balash
Production Coordinator: Kariesha Kidd
Talent Booker: Lauren Mendoza
Camera Operator: Josh Andersen
Audio: Gabriel Fragoso
Production Assistant: Jordan Crucchiola and Fernando Barajas
Set Designer: Sage Griffin
Post Production Supervisor: Edward Taylor
Post Production Coordinator: Jovan James
Supervising Editor: Kameron Key
Assistant Editor: Courtney Karwal

00:00 "That was a trophy in and of itself."
00:35 Seinfeld
03:04 Veep
05:33 More Veep
08:17 Enough Said
10:39 You Hurt My Feelings
11:49 Wakanda Forever
13:38 Julia Louis-Dreyfus



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[LeaveAhNah]

I was a PA on VEEP and was there for the glass smashing scene! We spent like 6 hours of her just walking in to the glass. We filmed it in a fancy hotel in Baltimore and there was a wedding in the lobby on the same day. When she had cuts all over her face later in the day, JLD said "should I go down to the wedding and wish them well?"

[jeffcubeta]

She is genuinely moved at the end when talking about how she feels lucky to be acting as a career. Very touching. And humble. She deserves every bit of success she has.

[Mr-Bogs]

She and James Gandolfini were perfect together in Enough Said. Such a simple, but great movie

[tastyneck]

I could listen to her telling stories about Seinfeld and Veep for hours.

[citruschaos]

The second clip for VEEP had me rolling on the floor and dying of laughters when I first watched it. Honestly one of the best comedy scenes I've seen.

[taylorpetros]

I absolutely love julia, she seems so genuine and humble

[FedeArielS]

I love her soo much. wish they had shown The New Adventures Of All Christine some love too, it's one of the most underrated shows ever

[VetteZ]

1) I freaking LOVE Julia Louis-Dreyfus. She is so talented and genuine. Can't handle it. 2) I love this suit on her!

[williamkrovats]

What the world did to deserve this eternally hilarious woman I will never know

[uosdwiSrdewoH]

I think it speaks volumes about her as a person that her first instinct isn't to talk about herself but how amazing the people she works with are.

[thedavidj]

Veep is truly the benchmark for insult comedy. Every character is so well done. I make a point to rewatch at least annually.

[carriel]

Elaine's "NEEEXT"! walked so that Selina's (do you want six almonds?) could run.

[iximusic]

Maggie Lizer in Arrested Development! The scene where Tobias is "hiding" in her house and she grabs the baseball bat is some primo physical comedy.

[olegariocamara]

I just can't get enough of Julia Louis-Dreyfus: she is THE MASTER!

[sevendegrees]

I love everything this lady does. Every show, every movie, every acceptance speech. Also she is very well spoken. Concise and kind. ❤❤❤❤

[tmp]

I can't say enough about how naturally talented she is

[ForOrAgainstUs]

Ya took one of the most famous Seinfeld episodes, sure, but there are so many better JLD scenes. She has a face and reaction for literally every possible human interaction. She's the best comedic emoter on TV (please post other if there are others!) and I wish we got her reaction to "So he will be bald?" or her saying "Ooooh! The Botticelli's!" or "It's a peach!" huh? "I say it's a peach!"

[herrroy]

She seems to be a woman that will always have new roles to play, even when she gets older. I am really glad for her. She is so genuine and down to earth.

[italoblu]

Unfathomably talented and inventive, down to earth, sailor-mouthed, hilarious, sensitive, stunning billionaire heiress.

[tenpenthouse]

It says so much about her character that she pointed out Ana Gasteyer. She didn't have to and she did. Legend