Julia Louis-Dreyfus Confronts Death in Film "Tuesday" | Amanpour and Company

Julia Louis-Dreyfus has given the world a lot of laughs in Seinfeld and Veep, but now the actress is trading in the laughs for a serious drama in her movie "Tuesday." The story centers on a mother, played by Louis-Dreyfus, and her daughter Tuesday, who is dying. The magical realist fable is written and directed by Daina O. Pusić, who joined Julia to explain how this strangest of concepts helped them reach a universal show.
Originally aired on June 13, 2024
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[@johnnguyen385]

I purchased this film at full price but it’s still sitting unwatched in my library because I haven’t worked up the courage to watch such a heart-breaking reality of liìe.

[@alanna8983]

😂 reality of life?!
An animated parrot, reality of life?!
Give us a break!!
Stupid movie concept. Sounds almost like a Seinfeld script.

[@Richard_K1630]

I get enough depression daily from current events.

[@BritniJarossss]

J'ai essayé de répéter ce tour devant un miroir, et j'ai maintenant un nouveau record : un miroir brisé et beaucoup de rires🍓

[@robertspeer]

All I can think of is the dead parrot sketch from Monty Pythons

[@stevechance150]

I liked the film. I'd really like to see the film that the movie trailer hinted at, but that's not quite the film that we got