TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月28日 22時41分

Julia Louis-Dreyfus (@ジュリア・ルイス＝ドレイファス) has always demanded to be taken seriously. For three decades, she has been portraying #funny, self-centered #women who are compelling despite often being ill-behaved. Her capstone creation Selina Meyer, the politician she plays on @veephbo, pushes the envelope furthest: the accidental President’s megalomania, and her flamboyant vulgarity, have helped #Veep break awards records. (“I was the game changer!” Selina yells in a scene from the upcoming season, its seventh and final, which debuts March 31. “I took a dump on the glass ceiling!”) The show has made Louis-Dreyfus, 58, arguably the most decorated #television comedy actress in history. But over the course of her career, Louis-Dreyfus hasn’t only made a lot of people laugh. She has also left an indelible cultural mark, expanding the possibilities for women in #comedy—and maybe in politics and public life as well. Read this week's full cover story by Molly Ball (plus 15 people changing comedy) at the link in bio. TIME Photo-Illustration. Photograph by @ramonarosales for TIME; animation by @brobeldesign

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