Elizabeth Banks rocks a Hillary Clinton shirt while shopping at the farmer’s market in Studio City
While she is not running for President in 2020, Elizabeth Banks showed her support for 2016 Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Sunday.
Banks, 46, was spotted at a farmer’s market in Studio City, California on Sunday afternoon, while enjoying a healthy beverage.
She also showed her support for the electoral process in general, carrying a bag with a simple message: ‘Vote y’all.’
Support: While she is not running for President in 2020, Elizabeth Banks showed her support for 2016 Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Sunday
Banks was wearing a white t-shirt featuring Hillary Clinton’s likeness on it, with a mustard-yellow sweater over it.
She stepped out with black Under Armour stretch pants and black shoes, with dark leopard print sunglasses as she perused the fresh goods at the farmer’s market.
Along with her ‘Vote y’all’ bag she had a black purse as she stepped out solo.
Farmer’s market style: Banks was wearing a white t-shirt featuring Hillary Clinton’s likeness on it, with a mustard-yellow sweater over it
Banks is coming off last year’s Charlie’s Angels, which she directed and played one of the Bosley characters.
She also recently starred in the indie thriller Brightburn and returned to voice Wyldstyle in The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.
The actress is getting ready for a busy year in 2020, where she will star in a new TV series and film a new movie.
Director: Banks is coming off last year’s Charlie’s Angels, which she directed and played one of the Bosley character
The actress plays Jill Ruckelshaus in the upcoming FX limited series Mrs. America, which is slated to debut on April 15.
The series follows Phyllis Schlafly (Cate Blanchett), who leads an unexpected fight against the Equal Rights Amendment movement during the 1970s.
Banks’ character Ruckelshaus was one of the founders of the National Women’s Political Caucus.
New role: The actress plays Jill Ruckelshaus in the upcoming FX limited series Mrs. America, which is slated to debut on April 15
Banks is also starring in another true-story adaptation, Signal Hill, following the 1981 case against police officers who killed a young black football player, which helped put a young lawyer named Johnnie Cochran on the map.
Anthony Mackie is playing Cochran, with Banks playing Long Beach Press-Telegram reporter Mary Neiswender.
Taylor Hackford (Ray, Love Ranch) is directing the film, which is currently in pre-production and has Jamie Foxx attached to play Black Panthers leader Geronimo Pratt.
True story: Banks is also starring in another true-story adaptation, Signal Hill, following the 1981 case against police officers who killed a young black football player, which helped put a young lawyer named Johnnie Cochran on the map