kramer, streep received her first oscar, which she did not have at that time.”ke real women, and streep herself wrote the key monologue of the film. she will take two more statuettes for the most difficult role in the drama - choice sophie and her appearance as margaret thatcher in the film the iron lady. she imitated polish and british accents exactly for these paintings, and her italian came in handy for the madison county bridges. housewife image. which rushes between flared up feelings and family duty, became one of the most sensual in her career. when clint eastwood was asked why he chose streep to play the lead role in his film, he simply answered because she is the greatest actress in the world. meryl was afraid that after forty there would be no more interesting roles for her, but even after forty, and after 50, 60, 70, she is still in demand like no one else, and she still worries that she may not be able to cope with... a role that always seems to her more important and more difficult than the previous ones. she is also passionate about her profession,

. >> it was meryl streep. >> jimmy: mayeryl streep. >> she is the greatest. greatest. i felt like in high school when you have a crush on somebody and they're across the room and you don't know how to say hello to them, that's how it was. i saw her there and couldn't believe i was the same room. >> jimmy: did you ever introduce yourself to her? >> yeah. what i did is i was nervous. so i ended up kind of not having anybody to talk to at one point. so i went into paul mccartney's kitchen, and i ate some of his vegan pizza. there was a buffet. and i was sitting there by myself eating this vegan pizza, trying to muster the courage to say hello to meryl streep. and then a friend said and he came over and he saw that i was alone and said you want me to go introduce you? he brought me over there. i couldn't believe i was meeting meryl streep with paul mccartney's vegan pizza in my mouth. she is so sweet. >> jimmy: she very nice. i don't know what one would expect from meryl streep. but she is too talented to be that nice. and will even forgive you if you have a mout

and she ran toward meryl streep, and meryl streep went -- aahhh!r ] scared the hell out of her. and my mother said, "i'm jane lynch's mother." kind of like spitting it out. >> martin: yeah. >> and meryl said, "oh, well, it's very nice to meet you." said something nice about me. oh, i was -- i remember i was talking to ryan seacrest on the red carpet. and when that happened. >> martin: who were you talking to again? >> ryan seacrest. >> martin: yeah. >> as i was talking to him and this was happening, a bird [ bleep ]ed on my head. [ moans and applause ] you can see it. look it up. i've got bird poop. and my mother running by me. [ laughter ] >> martin: everyone's a critic. but "only murders," you know -- and you die. >> i die. well, yeah, yes. >> martin: you die at the end of season three. >> like the letter from universal, it was a -- i celebrated it. >> martin: why did you celebrate it? >> because i knew i was going to be in a lot of episodes the next season. >> martin: yes, you are, just a few. >> the murder victim at the end of season of "only m

it became clear that meryl streep was the one who's going going to be giving me my award that night.g stunned i have to say. >> jeremy: it looks like i'm trying to take my first steps or something like that knd of, yeah. >> stephen: people are eagerly awaiting the new season. for those of us that watch the last season, we know that one ended with you stuck in the restaurant locked in. of spoiler. i assume he's out by now. >> jeremy: i get out, i get out of the fridge which is good. >> stephen: have you seen the new season? >> jeremy: yeah, i'm really excited. i just got a screener yesterday -- >> stephen: doesn't it start next week? >> jeremy: we just wrapped two weeks ago. which is kind of insane. you guys put out television very quickly, but our tv show works a little bit differently. and, yeah, i watched quite usually i have a hard time watching myself on camera. i really don't do it, i don't like it. >> stephen: other people disagree. >> jeremy: welcome it's very difficult for me. i've got to say -- thank you. [cheers and applause] i've got to say, i started watching the screener

and this is how good an actress meryl streep is. so she sits down, and we open our scripts.having me and i love working with all you. and our show runner john hoffman said, well, meryl, we feel the same about you. i said john, that's meryl's first line. >> martin: i remember the first day she was working and selena was very excited, as we all were. and i said to selena, do you realize she has been nominated for 19 oscar nominations? and selena said huh-uh, 21. 21. now here is what -- i do love you very much, as you know. >> aww, gee. >> martin: and i wonder, we've formed this great team, this partnership, and i'm wondering, we're like florida and a lower back tattoo. we go together. and i'm wondering. >> why florida? i've never understood that. any way, go ahead. >> martin: what do you mean? i just made it up. no, but i'm saying, why do you think it is that we -- >> i thought this might come up. what i did, i was having lunch this afternoon. i wrote down a few of the things that i really, really love about you. >> martin: that is so funny. because i did the same thing. >> di

and this is how good an actress meryl streep is. so she sits down, and we all open our scripts. have to say -- thank you so much for having me, and i love working with all of you." and our show runner john hoffman said, "well, meryl, we feel the same about you." and i said, "john, that's meryl's first line." [ laughter ] >> martin: i remember the first day she was working and selena was very excited, as we all were. and i said to selena, do you realize she has been nominated for 19 oscar nominations? and selena said, uh-uh, 21. [ laughter ] 21. now here is what -- i do love you very much, as you know. >> aww, gee. >> martin: it's true. and i wonder, we've formed this great team this partnership. and i'm wondering -- we're like florida and a lower back tattoo. we go together. [ laughter ] and i'm wondering. >> why florida? i've never understood that. anyway, go ahead. >> martin: what do you mean? i just made it up. yeah. no, but i'm saying, why do you think it is that we -- >> i thought this might come up. what i did, i was having lunch this afternoon. i wrote down a few of the t

and so he brought me over there, and i couldn't believe i was meeting meryl streep with paul mccartney's vegan tonight. the husband at the center of it all is opening up about how his then wife, sherri papini, faked her kidnaping. >> i wanted to get the truth out there and really wanted to let everybody know, like, how can evincing sherri was all those years? >> tonight, keith papini attended a screening of a new documentary looking at his wife's disappearance. >> in an exclusive interview with abc news, papini described the chaos when his wife disappeared while on a jog in 2016. she was found weeks later. in the end, she staged the whole thing and served time in prison. >> the documentary perfect wife will be available on hulu later this week. disney is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. new at 11 a secret service agent was robbed at gunpoint during president biden's trip to los angeles. biden was in town for a fundraising event. police say the agent was returning from work saturday night in a residential area of tustin in orange county. his bag was stolen and he was not injured,

you're like, oh, great line from meryl streep there. just write that down.ways, always, always. i mean, don't you? isn't that normal behaviour? well, it's sort of barry norman of 202a. yes. amazing entrance camera. love the way that meryl came in from stage left, right. you can tell it's getting very late. we've watched far too much television. laura, good to catch up with you. lots of other election coverage coming your way, notjust newscast on radio four, but newscast every day. and you can watch us on bbc iplayer at various points as well. live from washington. this is bbc news. the united nations adds israel's military to a list of entities committing violations against children — a day after a deadly strike on a school in a refugee camp. president biden publicly apologises to president zelensky, for a months—long delay in military aid to ukraine. and as the us economy adds more jobs than expected, fresh questions about when interest rates will be cut — and what it could mean in an election year. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. israel says its military has b

example, my favorite film, the devil wears prada, where velina drained my simply favorite heroine, meryl streep be in this mood, i look at these outfits, at this whole life, at this whole style, and i just want to learn this, because i understand that i’m not friends with fashion at all , i flip through magazines, it happens on... len, everything is fine with you, believe us, you will look at yourself and think, well, is that all? there are so many clothes, jackets, trousers, blouses, knitwear, tracksuits, skirts, you really have good height, you have great proportions, i have no problems at all i don’t see it as a stylist, i assure you, you have invented everything for yourself, please stop finding fault with yourself, accept yourself and be beautiful here now, and not in 5 years, when you lose weight, a pimped bag that looks like it’s already 20 years old turned old, but this is a new bag for the season, these are toy bags, look how funny, these are vintage bags, this bag, for example, is 60 years old, imagine, or you can also steal a diplomat from your dad, and now i’ll tell you about how yo

years old, 78, 78, now recently there was some kind of ceremony showing where she came out, there myril streepin thing is not to lose relevance and keep your nose to the wind, this is the most important thing, but children after 20 years of yours, you somehow see, visualize them, but i would like the most important thing for them to be healthy and good people, so i try to surround them with warmth, care, i don’t pamper, we are all quite strict with this, ah... there is no such carrot, there is no reason for this, i somehow try to talk to them humanly, i never raised my voice at them, i never forbade them to do anything, after all, children after 20 years, well, they'll probably get married, they'll probably have grandchildren, so can you imagine? that this huge house will be filled with grandchildren, you want to see it, never mind, they will earn everything for themselves. this is my home, this is their home, they know this very well, i certainly care now about their education, their appearance, their upbringing, brushing their teeth, doing some things that they may be too lazy to do, yes, bu

i felt i was watching meryl streep sing a song to me. lynch's character, who's your double, is shot. i assume dead because murder in the building? >> we don't know. cheers. >> action. >> the trailer. first of all, everybody just goes -- with the level of stars on the roster. eva longoria, molly shannon. it goes on and on. >> it does go on and on. >> i am continually amazed because season 3 is so strong. so season 2 and 1. i think season 4 notches it up again. >> in the midst of all this success, selena gomez is flexing her big screen muscles, too, recently taking home best actress award at cannes film festival. we have to give you a big congratulations after cannes. >> thank you. >> a nine minute ovation? congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> what was that like for you? >> pretty surreal considering none of the cast or myself had seen the film before. then when it happened, i was in shock. >> marty and i have never been a standing ovation for nine minutes, but we have been booed for four and a half minutes each. so when you add it