Amy Lou Wood, known for her roles in “Sex Education” and “The White Lotus,” recently starred on the UK’s “Saturday Night Live” in an unforgettable appearance. She has humorously compared popular shows, and parodied their themes. Wood also recreated Kim Cattrall’s viral moment, and the show featured musical guest Mick, along with a parody of a recent event at the White House.
Amy Lou Wood, best known for her role in the movie “S*x Education,” has gone viral after her latest assignment. The famous actress recently appeared on the latest episode of ‘Saturday Night Live’ in the UK. During her appearance, she talked about two of her most important roles and decided to do some funny research about her role.
Read ahead to learn more about what she had to say.
Amy Lou Wood explores her most famous performances
During her appearance on the latest episode of “Saturday Night Live” in the UK, Lou gave a look back at two of her most iconic roles, “S*x Education” and “The White Lotus.” While introducing herself, she mentioned the shows and joked about them, saying, “Maybe you know me from Sex Education, the show that takes the shame out of behaving badly. Or maybe you know me from The White Lotus, the show where a guy beats up his brother and puts the shame back in its place.”
What else happened during Saturday Night Live in the UK this week
During the show, Lou acted out Kim Cattrall’s infamous viral clip that went viral in which the celebrity sang her monologue. She hilariously played the skit dressed as an 80s-style pop video star without knowing how to dance or sing. Other than that, MEEK was the music artist of the week and performed some of his big hits. They even discussed last week’s assassination attempt at the White House, where US President Donald Trump held a public dinner.
Co-host Anya Magliano joked about it, saying, “For everyone present, it was an undeniably terrifying event. President Trump molested himself. Minutes later, shots rang out.”On the work front, Lou is all set to appear in “Anxious People” and “The Idiots,” both of which are currently in post-production. She will also appear in the four-part biographical series The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event, which is scheduled for release in 2028.