Gwyneth Paltrow lampooned on new Spitting Image
Satrical programme which launched on Britbox this week, which also mocks Dominic Raab, Mark Zuckerberg and Bernie Sanders
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Gwyneth Paltrow’s wellness and lifestyle brand has provided plenty of fodder for the creators of Spitting Image if the trailer for the satirical puppet show, which launched on Britbox this week, is anything to go by.
The latex version of The Politician star has been given her trademark blonde locks and the widest of smiles in a sketch showing her smothering cream all over her hands.
Paltrow, 48, who acknowledges her Jewish roots through her late father, producer-director Bruce Paltrow, is not the only member of the tribe to be given the latex treatment.
Joining her are foreign secretary Dominic Raab, whose Jewish father came to Britain as a six-year-old child following the Nazi annexation of Czechoslovakia in 1938, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and American politician Bernie Sanders.
They join a host of politicians, celebrities and royals lampooned in the show that include Adele, Barack Obama, Prince Charles, Kim Kardashian, Boris Johnson and Donald Trump.
Spitting Image is available now on Britbox
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