Meryl Streep: I think I am who I say I am (2009)

[@alancoligado8540]

Fabulous interview conducted with respect, honesty and grace.

[@c.rambaldi6788]

It’s hard not to fall in love for this artist. I’ve been following her carrier from the 70s.

[@Historian212]

I adore her. Thank you for posting this.

[@TTM9691]

Fantastic, distinctive interview with a someone who always does great interviews. This one really stands apart. I wish you could have covered every film in her career.

[@oliverbrou]

Wow, fantastic!❤❤❤

[@JR-py2xd]

Wow, great questions and great answers. What a joy to watch and to listen to that smart woman!

[@yourmajesty1630]

eternally interesting artist.

[@dorotak1728]

Great interview! My favourite actress by far and I respectfully disagree - she would be a great teacher because she has great understanding and clarity about what good acting is about and how to do it well. We teach best when we lead by example and shiw the way as simple as that. Its easier to imitate than invent - that's how we learn when we are kids. So i hope she changes her mind and shares hwr craft with the next generation and maybe saves the cinema from itself? Fabulous, fabulous actress 👏

[@mmjhcb]

Wow! A quote to remember!

[@garymclaughin]

Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@AndreUtrecht]

This is what late night talk shows should do... in stead of the hysteria, screaming, and superficial talks...

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

I can't read Meryl Streep. I don't know if this is really her or if she's acting. She's too good.

[@thomassimmons1950]

Bloody tragedy that such a talent lets herself be ideologically captured..."WIERD scenes inside the GOLD MINE"

[@loreberna9115]

Que comentario mas pelotudo. Lo personal es politico

[@thomassimmons1950]

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