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Tracey Ullman Latest News

Birth Name:Trace Ullman

Birth Place:Slough, Berkshire, England

Profession Actor, writer, producer, singer, dancer

Mrs. America Review: Cate Blanchett Is Compelling as Antifeminist Leader Full of Contradictions

The FX on Hulu series chronicles the modern history of feminism in the U.S. with all its jagged imperfections

Wed, Apr 15, 2020
Mrs. America Review: Cate Blanchett Is Compelling as Antifeminist Leader Full of Contradictions

FX's Mrs. America Trailer Shows Cate Blanchett Rallying Against the '70s Feminist Movement

Blanchett is coming for all the awards while playing conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly

Thu, Jan 9, 2020
FX's Mrs. America Trailer Shows Cate Blanchett Rallying Against the '70s Feminist Movement

Exclusive Video: Tracey Ullman Helps Sofia the First Celebrate Mother's Day

Life is a witch and then you fly! Comedy legend Tracey Ullman guest stars on a special Mother's Day-themed episode of the Disney Channel hit Sofia the First, premiering Friday, April 25 (10am/9c). Ullman provides the voice of...

Thu, Apr 24, 2014
Exclusive Video: Tracey Ullman Helps Sofia the First Celebrate Mother's Day

Allan McKeown, Tracey Ullman's Husband and Producer, Dies at 67

Allan McKeown, the husband of Tracey Ullman who also served as a producer and co-creator of her comedy shows, died at his Los Angeles home on Tuesday after a battle with prostate cancer, Variety reports. He was 67.

Fri, Dec 27, 2013
Allan McKeown, Tracey Ullman's Husband and Producer, Dies at 67

Off the Map's Mamie Gummer Weds Ben Walker

Mamie Gummer and Ben Walker married over the weekend, The Washington Post reports. The eldest daughter of Meryl Streep exchanged "I dos" with Walker, 29, Saturday at...

Wed, Jul 20, 2011
Off the Map's Mamie Gummer Weds Ben Walker

Tracey Ullman Examines the State of the Union

English native Tracey Ullman has a unique perspective on the United States — actually, she has dozens. In her zany sketch-comedy series, Tracey Ullman's State of the Union (Fridays at 10 pm/ET, Showtime), the multitalented mimic will each week deliver a series of rapid-fire vignettes that capture a day in the life of America. We caught up with her for some insight into the method behind her madness. TVGuide.com: You sing, dance, act…. Is there anything you can't do?Tracey Ullman: I can't draw. Stick people come out! [Laughs] But, in general, I don't like to be pigeonholed. I'm lucky — I get to have a chance at anything. I'm a happy schizophrenic! TVGuide.com: Explain the concept of State of the Union.Ullman: We spend a day in America — from dawn to dusk

Fri, Mar 28, 2008
Tracey Ullman Examines the State of the Union

It's Showtime for Tracey Ullman's New Sketch Series

Showtime has announced a March 30, 10 pm/ET, premiere for Tracey Ullman's State of the Union, a five-episode half-hour sketch-comedy series. "TUSU" (as I am abbreviating it already) launches immediately after the second-season premiere of The Tudors. "I have always loved Tracey Ullman, ever since I was a young development executive at Fox when she was doing the original Tracey Ullman Show," Showtime entertainment president Robert Greenblatt says in a statement. "We are so proud to bring her to Showtime in a completely new show that will again showcase what she does best. In this case, she will be looking at the wide cross-section of Americans and both celebrating us and sending us up."OK, but only if we get to keep our fish-and-chips and bad-teeth jokes.

Thu, Jan 17, 2008
It's Showtime for Tracey Ullman's New Sketch Series

Tracey Takes Off: Showtime Steals Ullman from HBO

After 14 years and a Humvee full of Emmys, Tracey Ullman has dumped HBO to go work for Showtime, where she is developing State of the Union, a skitcom about life in the U.S. of A. See, HBO? Lisa Kudrow would never have been so fickle.Meanwhile, having lost its head over the new Henry VIII drama The Tudors, Showtime has already given the green light to begin production on Season 2, Variety reports. The cabler has also ordered another round of This American Life episodes.

Fri, Apr 13, 2007