At a time when almost entire Hollywood is politically charged, actor Drew Barrymore feels she is not political. Barrymore feels she is finding her voice on Instagram, but only regarding things that are not related to politics. 
 
“At my very core belief I am anything but political and then 2020 happened and the whole world changed and we did have something that united all of us, a pandemic, which wasn’t political until it absolutely was political,” Barrymore said, in her chat show.

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“I’ve been finding my voice on Instagram for years, but usually about pretty tame things, beauty, love and fun, positivity and joy but let’s face it social media is now the most powerful thing we have,” she added. 
 
'The Drew Barrymore Show', which she hosts and backs as a producer&nbsp;brings forward positive stories, humour along with celebrity guest interviews.

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“I have a lot of different interests. It’s why I really loved directing because I could go to work and think about the music I loved or casting, production design, editing, writing, art, literature, travel, wonderment, imagination, comedy, chemistry, romance. I could put it all into this one job. And this is exactly what a talk show has the opportunity to do and we can incorporate all of them into the show like cookbook club,” she said previously while talking about the show. 
 
The Drew Barrymore Show airs on Zee Cafe in India. 
 
(With inputs from agencies)

At a time when almost entire Hollywood is politically charged, actor Drew Barrymore feels she is not political. Barrymore feels she is finding her voice on Instagram, but only regarding things that are not related to politics.

At a time when almost entire Hollywood is politically charged, actor Drew Barrymore feels she is not political. Barrymore feels she is finding her voice on Instagram, but only regarding things that are not related to politics. “At my very core belief I am anything but political and then 2020 happened and the whole world changed and we did have something that united all of us, a pandemic, which wasn’t political until it absolutely was political,” Barrymore said, in her chat show. Armie Hammer and his 'sexual fantasies' chats controversy: What we know so far “I’ve been finding my voice on Instagram for years, but usually about pretty tame things, beauty, love and fun, positivity and joy but let’s face it social media is now the most powerful thing we have,” she added. 'The Drew Barrymore Show', which she hosts and backs as a producer brings forward positive stories, humour along with celebrity guest interviews. The most heartbreaking deaths of Bond girls in 007 movies “I have a lot of different interests. It’s why I really loved directing because I could go to work and think about the music I loved or casting, production design, editing, writing, art, literature, travel, wonderment, imagination, comedy, chemistry, romance. I could put it all into this one job. And this is exactly what a talk show has the opportunity to do and we can incorporate all of them into the show like cookbook club,” she said previously while talking about the show. The Drew Barrymore Show airs on Zee Cafe in India. (With inputs from agencies)

Drew Barrymore feels she is 'anything but political'

Drew Barrymore is here to woo her fans with a double role in ‘The Stand-In’, an upcoming comedy.

The official trailer of the film was released today.

‘The Stand-In’ stars Golden Globe winner Drew Barrymore in dual roles in a story of a disaffected comedy actress who is busted for tax evasion along with her ambitious stand-in who she hires to do community service in her place. The story gets exciting when the stand-in starts to take the actress’s identity, career, and boyfriend and finally kicks her out of her own house.

The star-studded cast also includes Michael Zegen, Emmy Award nominee Ellie Kemper, T.J. Miller, and Emmy Award-winner Holland Taylor.&nbsp;

An official selection of The Tribeca Film Festival, ‘The Stand-In’ was written by Sam Bain and is produced by The Exchange’s Caddy Vanasirikul and Brian O’Shea, Flower Films’ Ember Truesdell and Chris Miller, and Tom McNulty.

Watch the trailer here:

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The Drew Barrymore starrer, ‘The Stand-In’ will release in select theaters, On Demand, and on Digital on December 11.

Drew Barrymore is here to woo her fans with a double role in ‘The Stand-In’, an upcoming comedy. The official trailer of the film was released today. ‘The Stand-In’ stars Golden Globe winner Drew Barrymore in dual roles in a story of a disaffected comedy actress who is busted for tax evasion along with her ambitious stand-in who she hires to do community service in her place.

Drew Barrymore is here to woo her fans with a double role in ‘The Stand-In’, an upcoming comedy. The official trailer of the film was released today. ‘The Stand-In’ stars Golden Globe winner Drew Barrymore in dual roles in a story of a disaffected comedy actress who is busted for tax evasion along with her ambitious stand-in who she hires to do community service in her place. The story gets exciting when the stand-in starts to take the actress’s identity, career, and boyfriend and finally kicks her out of her own house. The star-studded cast also includes Michael Zegen, Emmy Award nominee Ellie Kemper, T.J. Miller, and Emmy Award-winner Holland Taylor. An official selection of The Tribeca Film Festival, ‘The Stand-In’ was written by Sam Bain and is produced by The Exchange’s Caddy Vanasirikul and Brian O’Shea, Flower Films’ Ember Truesdell and Chris Miller, and Tom McNulty. Watch the trailer here: The Drew Barrymore starrer, ‘The Stand-In’ will release in select theaters, On Demand, and on Digital on December 11.

Watch trailer: Drew Barrymore plays dual roles in 'The Stand-In'

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Drew Barrymore feels she is 'anything but political'

Watch trailer: Drew Barrymore plays dual roles in 'The Stand-In'