Anne Dudek has been in the Hollywood game for many years, and she's proven herself to be an actress with many talents. She is known for her dramatic roles on hit shows like "Mad Men" and HBO's "Big Love."
Dudek sits down with Alyssa Julya Smith in Los Angeles to talk about her next role in the Comedy Central series. She explains that it showcases the dark side of corporate America. Dudek says her character is a bit of a suck-up in the series, but she is just doing her best to succeed and navigate the politics of office life.
The series was created by co-stars Jake Wiseman and Matt Ingebretson. It is a brilliant and at times uncomfortable look at your average soulless multinational corporation. "Corporate" premieres on Comedy Central Wednesday, January 17th.
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