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Australian Academy Of Cinema And Television Arts International Awards (Jan 27, 2012)

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fuckyeahmerylstreep:

Congratulations to Meryl Streep on her 17th Oscar nomination for The Iron Lady.

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Meryl Streep’s ass. In jeans. You’re welcome.

— It’s Complicated

O____O

Mandatory rebloggage. It’s like, Tourette’s or something. And you do realize how awesome that is. We are reblogging a gif that shows a 60 year old woman jiggling her glorious globes. Sometimes the world is a good place to live. 

You were saying? Yes. Mmmm.

Mmmm….

Are you sure its even her and not a double? O.o

Why would she get a double for one ass shot? :) I am sure she wouldn’t make a big deal of one ass shot. She was much more naked in other movies. ;) not to mention this one when the frequency of appearing of her bare shoulders is almost as high as in “The devil wears Prada” ;)

 I can assure you that is Meryl Streep’s ass.

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Love it!

Meryl Streep kissing a journalist

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First Red Carpet of the year with Meryl Streep.The star is in Paris, a rare occurrence. 
She inhabits Margaret Thatcher, have a look! (trailer)
In it Meryl Streep is perfect, an iron hand, a pearl necklace and a fatal blow dry (with the l’oréal slogan lol)

Boy: “I think the blow dry is quite impressive”
Girl: “She must have spend 2 week to achieve that”
Woman: “Very fine ‘do,magnificent. Yes I’ll try that soon”
Journalist: “Well there’s plenty of work!”

Obviouly I had to ask her a question about this phenomenal ‘do:
Q: “I think you have had to use a lot of hairspray right ??”
Meryl : (laughing) “Yes, hairspray, and a wig! People saw her as an Iron Lady because of her strict apparence, so I had to look like her as much as I could.”

Q:” Last question: I’ve always dreamed to receive a kiss from the Iron lady do you think it’s possible??”

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Lisa Kudrow, Diane Keaton and Meryl Streep

The Streepers’ treat - February 13: As I’m briefing the Ministers, Foggie, our third assistant, appears: ‘I think you’d better look out of the window.’
Under a lamppost, drenched in the rain, are the Streepers. I march back to the set. I can’t be dealing with this. Foggie asks if I’m going to let them in. I charge past him, run outside and hustle the girls up the stone steps of the Town Hall. They look like bedraggled waifs. Meryl agrees to meet them and as she shakes their hands, one begins to cry. They tell her they came down from Derby to London two days ago to watch a special screening of a film she’d narrated about female genital mutilation.

Fooling the paparazzi - March 31: The paparazzi have been pursuing us for days. A big crowd has gathered outside the newsagent where we are to shoot old Margaret buying a pint of milk. I haven’t yet told Mr and Mrs Shah, who own the shop, that I want them to play the newsagents; to be in a scene with Meryl Streep. I’m afraid it will frighten them. The crowd thinks Meryl must be inside. Then I realise that there’s an old lady wandering through them, asking the electricians what’s going on. Now she’s having a snoop at the catering sandwiches. She’s right under the paparazzi’s noses and they don’t even see her!

‘For instance,’ [Meryl Streep] says, forking at a bread-crumbed oyster, ‘we are taught about Benedict Arnold, the first traitor in America, but I’ve never heard—until I went onto the [National Women’s History Museum] Web site—about Deborah Sampson, the first woman to take a bullet for her nation. She was 21 years old in the Revolutionary War. She enlisted on the American side under a man’s name, wore boys’ clothing, was cut with a British saber across her forehead, and took a musket ball in her thigh.’ She’s a good storyteller, with a warm, urgent voice. ‘And her compatriots carried her six miles to the doctor’s, and he stitched up her head and she wouldn’t let him take her pants off—because he would discover she was a woman!’ So did she die of her wound? ‘No—she was very good with her needle, so she cut the musket ball out and sewed her own leg up and served another eighteen months. In 1783 she was discharged, went home and had three children.’ Sampson was granted £34 by the state of Massachusetts for exhibiting ‘an extraordinary instance of feminine heroism by discharging the duties of a faithful, gallant soldier, and at the same time preserving the virtue and chastity of her sex unsuspected and unblemished.’ Amazing story. ‘And I am 60 years old and I learn this story,’ says Streep. ‘I should have learned that story in the fourth grade. Because it helps you as a child to know that it is not just Paul Revere riding a horse and calling, ‘The British are coming, the British are coming.’ It’s not just Benjamin Franklin and George Washington and the battles won, it’s the bravery of all these people that are undiscovered, unknown.’

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Billy On the Street: The Meryl Streep Showdown - watch more funny videos

This made my day.

“I like Meryl Streep!”

“Is she white??”

” … Let’s go”