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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is reflecting on the end of her critically acclaimed HBO series, Veep. ET's Kevin Frazier spoke with the 58-year-old actress on the 2019 Emmys red carpet on Sunday, and she explained what made the last season of Veep so special. Louis-Dreyfus announced she had been diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2017, and filmed the last season after undergoing multiple rounds of chemotherapy. Louis-Dreyfus praised the last season of the show, especially for staying true to its political satire roots despite the current unpredictable political climate. Watch the video below for more:RELATED CONTENT:Julia Louis-Dreyfus at the Emmys: Looking Back on Her Historic Wins and Most Memorable MomentsJulia Louis-Dreyfus on Track for Record Emmy Wins With 2019 'Veep' NominationsJulia Louis-Dreyfus Reveals She Had Six Rounds of Chemo, Says Filming 'Veep' Was a 'Joyful Distraction'