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The Veep actress dons only the words of the Constitution on her back, joking on Twitter, "I was in a drunken stupor". Julia Louis-Dreyfus is nude on the cover of the April 24 issue of Rolling Stone , wearing just one thing truly befitting her Veep character: Words from the Constitution inked across her back. The actress admits she does enjoy cursing as much as the foul-mouthed vice president she plays on the hit HBO show. Joe Biden and posed for a memorable photo. There was no cynicism, just a very earnest jubilation about being there. If you have opted in for our browser push notifications, and you would like to opt-out, please refer to the following instructions depending on your device and browser.

By Juliet Paylor. Julia Louis-Dreyfus has bravely ventured into territory few women in their 50s have gone before her. The actress and comedienne has posed topless for the cover of Rolling Stone magazine - on newsstands on Friday - her back turned to the camera as she looks over her shoulder, eyebrows raised, mouth open in a cheeky manner, clad in nothing but the United States Constitution. The brazen brunette is rather accurately dubbed the 'First lady of comedy' in the coverline as they follow her journey from Seinfeld sidekick to the Vice President of the United States in her hit HBO series Veep, which kicked off its third season on Sunday.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is naked on the cover of the latest issue of Rolling Stone --minus the text of the U. Constitution that's scrawled across her back--and we just can't stop staring. At 53, the four-time Emmy winner and star of HBO's "Veep" looks absolutely fantastic in the revealing photo from RS regular Mark Seliger, from the top of her head to the top of her rather adorable bottom, punctuated here with a copy of founding father John Hancock's signature. The cover fittingly hails Louis-Dreyfus as "The First Lady of Comedy," her current accolades coming for her role as the brazen, cynical, relentlessly self-absorbed and yet somehow so watchable Vice President Selina Meyer on the HBO hit. Talking about her nearly year career in showbiz, which kicked off in when she broke through on "Saturday Night Live," Louis-Dreyfus notes how not-that-common longevity such as hers is in Hollywood.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is butt-naked on the cover of the latest issue of Rolling Stone — minus the text of the U. Constitution that's scrawled across her back—and we just can't stop staring. Talking about her nearly year career in showbiz, which kicked off in when she broke through on Saturday Night Live , Louis-Dreyfus notes how not-that-common longevity such as hers is in Hollywood. I just pay it no nevermind and say, 'Get out of my way. And if this acting thing doesn't work out, she could always get work as a body double.