Television

Veep Q&A With Armando Iannucci

Posted: 19 Jun 2012

The Thick Of It creator and Alan Partridge writer Armando Iannucci came to BAFTA on 20 June to speaks about his new US political comedy; Veep. The acclaimed television writer discussed his thoughts and intentions behind the show with Richard Bacon, as well as revealing upcoming projects. View photos from the event in the picture gallery below.

Armando Iannucci. A man with short dark hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt, points.
Credit: Jamie Simmonds/ BAFTA
Armando Iannucci. A man with short dark hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt, stands in front of a red lectern, his arms outstretched.
Credit: Jamie Simmonds/ BAFTA
Armando Iannucci. A man with short dark hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt, holding a plate featuring an image of a woman wearing a red jacket.
Credit: BAFTA/Jamie Simonds
Armando Iannucci and Richard Bacon. A man wearing a black suit and white shirt in conversation with a man wearing a white shirt. Both are sat on armchairs on a stage.
Credit: BAFTA/Jamie Simonds
Armando Iannucci. A man with short dark hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt.
Credit: Jamie Simmonds/ BAFTA
Armando Iannucci and Richard Bacon. A man wearing a black suit and white shirt in conversation with a man wearing a white shirt. Both are sat on armchairs on a stage.
Credit: Jamie Simmonds/ BAFTA
Armando Iannucci. A man with short dark hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt. The BAFTA logo is on a screen behind.
Credit: Jamie Simmonds/ BAFTA
Armando Iannucci. A man with short dark hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt.
Credit: Jamie Simmonds/ BAFTA
Armando Iannucci and Richard Bacon. A man wearing a black suit and white shirt in conversation with a man wearing a white shirt. Both are sat on armchairs on a stage.
Credit: Jamie Simmonds/ BAFTA
Armando Iannucci. A man with short dark hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt.
Credit: Jamie Simmonds/ BAFTA
A man wearing a white shirt and black jacket holds a wired device above his head.
Credit: BAFTA/Jamie Simonds

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