How To Use Streep In A Sentence
-
Its main characters are played by a dream team of heavyweight Hollywood dames (Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore) whose involvement screams ‘respectability’.
-
There's nothing quite like a domineering matriarch to fall in love with and Streep not only neuters her on-screen male counterparts but the audience as well.
-
Yet Streep matches her legendary leading men in her ability to immerse herself in a role and dedicate herself to her work.
-
Visions of myself drifting around elegantly in neutrals like Meryl Streep in ‘Out Of Africa’ were soon shattered, however, by a trip to various adventure travel shops.
-
Meryl Streep is making some shocking culinary confessions-make that, shocking nonculinary confessions.
E! Online (US) - Top Stories
-
Yet Streep stomps on them all like she's Godzilla, delivering one of the great hambone performances of our time.
-
This role has earned Streep her eighteenth Oscar nomination for acting.
Times, Sunday Times
-
Meryl Streep has had nine Oscar nominations.
-
The low point of self defeating activism came at a Radio City Music Hall fundraiser at which Chevy Chase said the president had the intellect of an "egg timer" John Mellencamp called Bush a "cheap thug" and Meryl Streep, in a performance that brings new meaning to the word sanctimonious, belittled the president's faith.
Hullabaloo
-
Meryl Streep is making some shocking culinary confessions-make that shocking nonculinary confessions.
E! Online (US) - Top Stories
-
Streep is very good as Joanna, though she's off-screen so much that her character almost seems to be even lower than supporting.
-
Streep plays a shy,(Sentencedict) nervous woman.
-
Everyone and everything in the film, apart from Streep, is inconsequential, which is a shame.
FOXNews.com
-
Like Meryl Streep, she can convey the turmoil beneath an implacable surface, and when Cathy's calm and control desert her she is devastatingly believable.
-
She pipped actress Meryl Streep to the part.
-
The modern sections with Streep are loose and talky and expository.
-
Tom Cruise blames the alien spirits in Meryl Streep’s uterus.
FILMDRUNK WEEKEND PREVIEW
-
But Streep is direct, laid-back but alert, and thoroughly unpretentious.
-
There is no more dismissible figure on the street than an old woman," Streep said.
Karin Kasdin: Watching The Iron Lady Melt
-
Drew Barrymore is defining her relationship with Meryl Streep is making some shocking culinary confessions-make that shocking nonculinary confessions.
E! Online (US) - Top Stories
-
Did you ever think Meryl Streep would be your prompter?
-
Then there's a sudden switch in the 1970s when the two parts of Meryl Streep's altogether remarkable impersonation come together – Thatcher in pathetically touching old age and Thatcher in her political prime as party leader and world stateswoman.
The Iron Lady – review
-
So much so that, in meeting Streep, an edge of brittle insecurity appears faintly visible beneath her ageless face and coolly cordial manner.
-
It's the same story recently retold in The Devil Wears Prada, though Anne Hathaway is a modern woman who priggishly rejects the temptations offered by Meryl Streep, whereas Hepburn, romanced by Astaire with the help of some Cole Porter songs, happily consents to be beautiful rather than brainy.
The big picture: Paris, 1956 – Audrey Hepburn on the set of Funny Face
-
Yeah! - Mamma Mia! It opens on Friday. Here's the lovely Meryl Streep, ladies and gentlemen.
-
ETWriterHeidi: On the set of "unmp" that's the untitled nancy meyers project with meryl streep!!!!
ETonline - Breaking News
-
Just like the Meryl Streep commercial about alar horrified new moms away from apples in the late 1980s, fear-mongering messages about mercury in seafood contribute to the woefully low amount of seafood women eat today in the U.S. The distinction is that seafood- and omega-3-deficient diets introduce measurable risks to health.
Jennifer McGuire: Why You Should Eat Fish
-
Representing the 40+ crowd this year in ways unprecedented both the lousy The Proposal and the as-of-yet-unseen by me The Blind Side, Bullock is the favorite over Streep's senior street cred, something she's aggravatingly coasted on in awards consideration for some time now; I dig her work in Doubt, but let's face it: she could take a dump in a P.T.
Oscar 2010 Winner Prediction: Best Actress
-
Streep plays a shy, nervous woman.
-
In the late 1970s, when Meryl Streep and Dustin Hoffman played divorced parents duelling over custody of their son, the idea of fathers' rights was new.
-
Intrigued by their production of Aristophanes 'PEACE at the Getty Villa, Tom Hanks also cast the three members of theater group CULTURE CLASH (Ric Salinas, Richard Montoya, Herbert Siguenza) as culinary engineers in Larry Crowne. smarties the unknown actress is grace jane gummer, daughter of meryl streep and sculpter don gummer. also sister of mamie gummer
Tom Hanks Reveals Larry Crowne Casting But Leaves Us With Another Puzzle | /Film
-
Angela Lansbury's 1962 villain was an ice queen but Meryl Streep turns her into a barely leashed neurotic who escalates hissy fits into diatribes.
-
Neill is in the business of making Meryl Streep, Holly Hunter, and Judy Davis look good; it could be argued that these unshrinking violets have given their finest performances opposite him.
-
There are a few actresses, like Betty White, Helen Mirren and Judi Dench, who proudly sport their white manes on screen, and even the occasional part that requires gray for the role -- remember Streep went white to play The Devil Wears Prada's Miranda?
A Gray Area? Rethinking Hair Norms
-
Streep has moved way beyond her reputation for mastery of wildly different accents, and is now enjoying a burst of sparky creativity in her fifties, typified by her energetic, mesmerising portrayal of these multiple personalities.
-
February 16, 2010 6:26 AM pleaseeee... someone tell me that meryl streep is going to play the role of margaret thatcher...
Filmstalker: Thatcher biographical film
-
Yeah! - Mamma Mia! It opens on Friday. Here's the lovely Meryl Streep, ladies and gentlemen.
-
Streep has the basilisk stare; the tilted, faintly predatory posture.
