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	Meryl Streep Relationships (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meryl Streep seeks security and loyalty in love relationships, is extremely devoted to her loved ones and provides a warm, nurturing atmosphere for them.
		Meryl likes to be needed, as well as to cherish and protect her loved ones, of whom she is somewhat possessive.
		Meryl Streep may get involved in secret love relationships or fall in love with a person who is quite unavailable to her.
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	Meryl Streep - MSN Encarta
		Meryl Streep, born in 1949, American motion-picture actor who is noted for her versatility.
		Streep played a number of roles in New York theater from 1975 to 1979 and appeared in several television dramas from 1977 to 1978.
		Streep won her first Academy Award for her role in Kramer vs. Kramer, in which she and Dustin Hoffman costar as a couple who separate and then fight for custody of their son.
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	Simply Streep.com \| Press Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Streep groans, referring to the fact that she is six months pregnant with her fourth child, a cause for a 22-pound weight gain that has made her famous cheeks almost chubby and her eyes narrower than usual.
		Streep says that before "She-Devil," she had been looking for "something light for years, but I just never thought anything that was around was funny." Her friends suggest that in addition to enjoying the relief of not taking home the doppelgangers from work, Ms.
		Streep claims to have developed a case of stage fright that has grown "way out of proportion," because she feels "followed by the expectation of what I've done." So she misses the feeling of an audience, the roar of approval.
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	Meryl Streep - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Meryl Streep (born Mary Louise Streep on June 22, 1949) is a double Academy Award winning American actress who has performed in movies, television and the theater.
		Streep has said that her father's family is of Dutch descent, and that the family's original surname, Messerschnitz, was changed to Streep in the Netherlands by her Sephardic Jewish ancestors,[1][2] although census records indicate that Streep's ancestry is German and Swiss rather than Dutch.
		Streep starred alongside Kevin Kline and Austin Pendleton in this three and a half hour play, in which she sang several songs, and was in nearly every scene.
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	Meryl Streep St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture - Find Articles
		Considered by many to be "the" actress of her generation, Meryl Streep remains in a class by herself in terms of critical acclaim and career longevity.
		It was upon enrolling at the exclusive Vassar College that Streep became obsessed with both literature and acting--in addition to singing with a musical group and acting as vice president of her sophomore class.
		Known for avoiding Hollywood glitz, Streep is fiercely defensive of her private life in the hills of northwest Connecticut, on a secluded eighty-nine-acre estate with a forty-seven-acre private lake.
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	Amazon.ca: A Cry in the Dark (Widescreen): DVD: Fred Schepisi,Meryl Streep,Sam Neill,Dale Reeves,David Hoflin,Jason ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Streep maintains that the baby was carried off by a dingo--a wild dog--but she winds up as the victim of a hard-hearted prosecutor and the target of a nationwide hate campaign, in part because she was a religious fundamentalist who seemed unsympathetic and, thus, became an easy target for the tabloid press.
		Meryl Streep found a role well-tailored to her skills of impersonation -- as well as to her rather cold on-screen persona -- with A Cry in the Dark, the true story of Lindy Anderson, an Australian woman who was believed to have murdered her newborn child.
		Streep appropriately keeps the audience at arm's length for much of the film, as it becomes clear that what's on trial is less the physical evidence in the case than Lindy's reserved personality.
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	AMCTV.com - Meryl Streep Biography
		Born on June 22 in 1949, Streep knew early on she wanted to become an actress, and studied theater arts at Vassar, Dartmouth, and Yale.
		Streep made her screen debut in Julia (1977), but made her strongest impression on television that year, with roles in the TV movie "The Deadliest Season" and the miniseries "Holocaust" (1978), for which she won an Emmy.
		Streep returned to films with The Deer Hunter (1978), receiving one of the first of her nine Academy Award®; nominations.
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	Meryl Louise Streep Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Streep was born in Summit, New Jersey, on June 22, 1949, to wealthy parents.
		Streep got her by-now-customary Best Actress nominations in 1987 and 1988 for Ironweed, in which she played a Depression-era alcoholic, and for A Cry in the Dark, in which she took on the thankless role of a much-reviled Australian woman accused of murdering her own child.
		By the mid-1990s, Streep's flirtation with comedy was over, and she had returned to playing the kind of drama that had made her so famous, and with an assured maturity.
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	Meryl Streep , Celebrity profile, bio, biography
		Like her longtime acting cohort Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep is known for her ability to disappear inside her characters, transforming herself physically to meet the demands of her roles.
		Streep then played an entirely different kind of role as a victimized nuclear plant worker who mysteriously disappears just before she is to turn in crucial evidence against her employers in the anti-nuke thriller Silkwood (1983).
		Through the '90s, Streep alternated between dramatic and comedic roles, and in 1994, she again surprised her fans when she appeared as a muscular expert whitewater rafter who must fight a raging river and two dangerous fugitives to save her family in the action thriller River Wild (1994).
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	Meryl Streep @ Filmbug
		Streep first studied at Vassar, qualifying in the highly-competitive honors exchange program to Dartmouth, where she studied playwrighting, as well as set and costume design.
		Streep's astonishing versatility surfaced early, as she volleyed same-night performances as a sophisticated secretary in Arthur Miller's A Memory of Two Mondays and a slovenly floozy in Tennessee Williams' 27 Wagons Full of Cotton, resulting in the Outer Critics Circle Award, the Theater World Award and a Tony nomination.
		Streep received her first Oscar nomination for her second screen role in The Deer Hunter, followed by Woody Allen's Manhattan and Jerry Schatzberg's The Seduction of Joe Tynan.
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	Meryl Streep Biography (Actor) — Infoplease.com
		Meryl Streep won an Emmy in 1979 for her performance in the TV miniseries Holocaust.
		Meryl Streep - Meryl Streep (Mary Louise Streep) actress Born: 6/22/1949 Birthplace: Summit, New Jersey Academy...
		Meryl Streep: The Reluctant Superstar by Diana Maychick
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	Meryl Streep Photos - Meryl Streep News - Meryl Streep Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meryl became interested in acting while she was a student at Vassar, spent a year as a transfer student at Dartmouth University (where she acted in more student productions), then after graduation trained at the Yale School of Drama.
		Meryl has a star on the Hollwood Walk of Fame, in honour of her contribution to motion pictures, at 7018 Hollywood Blvd. (edit)
		Meryl's character from her 1983 film Silkwood, was ranked No.47 on the American Film Institute Heroes list of the 100 years of The Greatest Screen Heroes and Villians.
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	Meryl Streep’s greatest hits - MOVIE OPINIONS - MSNBC.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meryl Streep plays the tragic heroine of Karel Reisz' drama "The French Lieutenant's Woman," based on the novel by John Fowles.
		Streep has never done a better job of exploring the contradictions in a deeply difficult character.
		Streep won a Cannes prize and should have taken home the Oscar for Schepisi’s extraordinary Australian drama about a woman who is accused of killing her child.
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	Cinema Confidential News: 07/28/04 - INTERVIEW: Meryl Streep on "The Manchurian Candidate"
		As soon as we found out that Meryl Streep was on the floor mingling with partygoers and fans, she made it a point that evening to try to find Meryl and say hello.
		You see, one could recite the fact that Meryl Streep has been nominated 13 times for an Academy Award (and twice won the honor) and still not be able to convey fully how grand she is as a legend of the silver screen.
		MERYL: We both shared an admiration for this kind of person, this kind of person who’s kind of bursting with intelligence, ambition, a clear idea of how to move the country forward, but she’s thwarted.
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	TIME.com: Meryl Streep -- May 8, 2006 -- Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meryl Streep is at once angelic and down to earth.
		Meryl may be the most celebrated actor in the world, but she has never succumbed to the notion of celebrity.
		Although Meryl, 56, chose to be an actor (a decision for which gratitude is the only response imaginable), I came to understand on the Prairie set why that might have been a terrible mistake.
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	AFI Life Achievement Award: Meryl Streep
		Meryl Streep's unique empathy for diverse women has led audiences into the lives of some of the most memorable characters on film.
		Streep finished filming Jonathan Demme's adaptation of THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE in New York this winter, in which she stars with Denzel Washington, Liev Schreiber, and Jeffrey Wright, and will be seen next Christmas opposite Jim Carrey in A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS BY LEMONY SNICKET, both for Paramount.
		Meryl Streep was a co-founder of Mothers and Others, a consumer advocacy group that worked successfully for 12 years to protect the health of children and the environment and to support organic and sustainable agriculture.
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	Sexy Women Celebrities - Meryl Streep
		Streep's remarkable versatility was on display early in her career when she played two totally different characters on the same night at the Phoenix Theater in New York.
		Streep won the Outer Critics Circle Award, the Theater World Award and a Tony nomination for this virtuoso achievement.
		Streep began her feature-film career with Julia in 1977, followed by a starring role opposite Robert DeNiro in The Deer Hunter for which she was nominated for her first Oscar.
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	Meryl Streep
		Meryl Streep was born and raised in Basking Ridge, New Jersey.
		Streep made her debut on the Silver Screen in a small role in the movie, "Julia".
		Streep won her first Oscar, for Best Supporting Actress, in her role as the wife who abandoned her husband (Dustin Hoffman) and their son in the 1979 film "Kramer vs. Kramer".
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	AbsoluteNow: Meryl Streep photos - Actress MERYL STREEP at the American Film Institute Gala, at the Kodak Theatre, ...
		AbsoluteNow: Meryl Streep photos - Actress MERYL STREEP at the American Film Institute Gala, at the Kodak Theatre, Hollywood, where she was honored with the AFI Life Achievement Award.
		MERYL STREEP at the 61st Annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, Beverly Hills, CA.
		Actress MERYL STREEP at the American Film Institute Gala, at the Kodak Theatre, Hollywood, where she was honored with the AFI Life Achievement Award.
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	Biography for Meryl Streep (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Considered by many movie reviewers to be the greatest living film actress, Meryl Streep has been nominated for the Academy Award an astonishing 13 times, and has won it twice.
		Early in her career, Streep received a letter from Bette Davis, whom most critics and cinema historians ranks as the greatest American movie actress ever.
		Ironicaly, Katharine Hepburn despised Streep as an actress.
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	Meryl Streep the Serious Actress (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Plain, earthy, glamorous and beautiful are the characteristics of Mary Louise Streep (her mother nicknamed her Meryl) who was born June 22, 1949 in Summit, New Jersey.
		Meryl commanded the New York stage which launched her a career off-Broadway in shows such as Tennessee Williams' 27 Wagons Full of Cotton.
		A Cry in the Dark (1988) Meryl plays the real-life Lindy Chamberlain, who for a long period in the early 1980s was the most hated woman in Australia who had stood trial for the murder of her baby.
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	Meryl Streep to Present at 78th Academy Awards®
		Beverly Hills, CA — Two-time Academy Award®-winning actress Meryl Streep will be a presenter at the 78th Academy Awards ceremony, telecast producer Gil Cates announced today.
		Streep has won two Academy Awards and has received a total of thirteen nominations, which makes her the most nominated person in the acting categories.
		Streep will be seen next in "A Prairie Home Companion." Her film credits include "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events," " The Manchurian Candidate," "The Hours," "Adaptation" and "The Bridges of Madison County."
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	French Culture \| people : Meryl Streep (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		It is a great honor for me to decorate, this evening, someone who is considered to be one of the greatest actresses in the world, and a veritable icon of cinema.
		Meryl Streep, it seems that, all over the world, from the critics, to the public, to the members of the cinematographic professions, everyone speaks of you with great esteem - and even affection.
		Meryl Streep with François Bujon de l'Estang, Ambassador of France in the United States
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	All you need to know about Meryl Streep - Well done to Meryl!! She has been nominated for another Oscar for her ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Streep says: "I was basically seduced by his passion for it".
		Streep prctised the violin for two months, four ours a day, under teacher Sandy Park, she'd only studied the piano for 18 months as a teenager.
		Meryl Streep is happy to balance family and career.
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