“Veep”, the creative Armando Innuccci is struggling to finance the Trump project

Armando Iyanucci, the British bidder, Emmy behind HBO’s Veep and Street 5He revealed that he had struggled to collect funding for the Donald Trump project amid fears of Maga’s revenge.

Speaking at a creative event in the United Kingdom on the sidelines of the Labor Labor Conference in Liverpool, Ianucci revealed that he was developing a project on the screen dependent on Trump’s sermons, but he was warned that he would not be able to finance in America.

Innuccci re -drafted his talks with American buyers: “I got a lot,” Yes, you won’t get money at the present time, I am afraid. “So I said,” Why not? ” [They replied] “Well, as you know, if you want what comes with …”

He added: “[I’ve been] Talk to journalists who say, “If you are on the list, your life becomes miserable.” [The message was]The internal revenues will come, you are a better lawyer, you will spend the next four years weighing the legal issues that you must pass. ”

IANNUCCI is the latest sarcastic that talks about a chilling effect on freedom of expression on comedy after ABC’s brief comment by Jimmy Kimmel after Brendan Car’s threats, as well as Paramount’s decision to cancel Stephen Colbert.

IANNUCCI, who was in a conversation with the introduction to Channel 4, Krishnan Guru-Walmithi, said he did not abandon the Trump project (he did not specify whether it was a TV series or a movie), saying that he could look forward to getting it out of the ground without American money. “Let’s see what is happening,” he added.

the In the episode The writer said that the UK’s film projects are stopped by Trump’s renewed threat to slap them with definitions. “Nobody knows how to work, but this is not the point. The important point is that there are financiers in America about to give money to a project,” Do you know what? Let’s only see how this is running before I receive it. ”Ianucci said:“ You will have another project sitting there. ”