Dennis Quaid's Former Costar Lauren Holly Jokes About Slapping Him Over His 'Crazy' Support of Donald Trump

Dennis Quaid’s Any Given Sunday costar Lauren Holly is not happy with his political stance.

Holly, 62, who starred alongside Quaid in the 1999 sports drama flick, looked back at the moment in a Threads post that was in response to Quaid, 71, going with Senator Ted Cruz on Air Force One to Corpus Christi, Texas, to attend Donald Trump's speech.

On February 27, she joked: “At least I got to slap him real hard in Any Given Sunday."

"Can you please slap the whole regime really hard for us?" one fan asked her on the social media app, to which Holly replied: "I would if I could."

A different user also posted a throwback video of The Parent Trap actor gushing over how much he loves the president, 79, during a rally.

Holly remained unimpressed and responded: "It’s crazy to me at this point."

“Watching @laurenholly comment on all the Dennis Quiad capitulation is top tier @threads energy. Make fascists uncomfortable by any means possible…” one fan remarked when Holly's posts began to catch wind online.

“Any means,” she firmly stated.

Quaid has been a staunch Trump supporter for years and an outspoken advocate for the conservative party, having also portrayed former Republican president Ronald Reagan in a 2024 biopic.

Cruz, 55, also posted a video of Quaid and Trump on X Friday, February 27, where the two men sat down together on Air Force One.

“I’d like to ask President Reagan what you think of President Trump,” Cruz asked The Day After Tomorrow star off-camera in the clip.

Quaid responded with a Reagan impression, saying, “Well, I think he’s like me on steroids, actually!”

Quaid opened up to Piers Morgan Uncensored in 2024 about his friendship with Trump. “People might call him an a--hole, but he’s my a--hole,” he said at the time.

"The only thing I liked about Trump was everything he did” as president, Quaid added.

He further discussed the businessman on a recent episode of The Greg Laurie Show, describing himself as “a common-sense independent."

"I'm more conservative in my head," the Yours, Mine & Ours actor said, noting that Trump is “very personable, incredibly funny, a good listener and a surprisingly approachable person.”

“[Trump is] very funny. And really genuine. He wouldn’t be president if he wasn’t genuine,” he claimed. “The people who voted for him, they know that he has their best interests at heart, that he is a genuine person.”