Stephen Colbert Shows Off Vintage Headshot As He Jokes About Looking For A New Job
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After “The Late Show” was canceled, Trump said he was “absolutely” happy to see Colbert out of a job.
Stephen Colbert drew attention to CBS’ controversial decision to end his long-running “Late Show” during an appearance at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards.
While presenting during the ceremony Sunday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, Colbert teasingly whipped out a vintage headshot while quipping about looking for a new job.
As the audience repeatedly chanted his name as he hit the stage to present the award for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, Colbert said, “While I have your attention: Is anyone hiring? Because I got 200 very well-qualified candidates with me here tonight who will be available in June.”
“I also brought my own resume here tonight. I haven’t had a chance to update my headshot in a bit, but I think it still works.”
Colbert then handed his resume to Emmy nominee Harrison Ford, who was in the audience, and asked him to give it to director Steven Spielberg.
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