Julianna Margulies Warned Of Pandemics And Science Deniers In May 2019
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Host Stephen Colbert replayed the somewhat prescient appearance when "The Good Wife" star returned to "The Late Show."
Julianna Margulies had her mind on pandemics and science deniers months before the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak that has ravaged the world. (Watch the video below.)
On Monday’s “The Late Show,” host Stephen Colbert reminded “The Good Wife” star of her previous appearance on his show in May 2019, in which she warned that a contagion-fueled health crisis was inevitable.
Colbert replayed the clip of Margulies promoting her National Geographic movie “The Hot Zone,” about a real-life Ebola outbreak in the United States. She played a doctor.
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