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A reimagined Aunt March. Streep adds depth and sarcasm to the beloved matriarch in Louisa May Alcott's classic.
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A double-role challenge! Streep plays real-life author Susan Orlean and a fictional version, navigating a meta-narrative.
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As Mary Louise, the grieving mother seeking truth about her son, Streep brings a chilling edge to the TV drama.
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Navigating a male-dominated world, Streep’s Katharine Graham fights for the truth as The Washington Post's first female publisher.
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Streep's Francesca is a lonely housewife, finding love unexpectedly. A heart-wrenching tale of choices.
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Playing a real-life heiress, Streep portrays a tone-deaf opera singer with passion and endearing naivety.
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As Sister Aloysius, a principled nun, Streep battles with suspicion and faith in a church school.
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In a poignant role amidst the Vietnam War's aftermath, Streep's Linda captures love, loss, and resilience.
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Channeling legendary chef Julia Child, Streep's portrayal is filled with culinary passion and infectious joy.
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Diving deep into politics, Streep embodies British PM Margaret Thatcher, capturing her power and vulnerabilities.
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Streep plays Joanna, a mother battling custody amidst emotional turmoil. A raw, riveting performance.
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Streep's iconic role as Sophie, a Holocaust survivor, is laden with depth, portraying heart-wrenching decisions and trauma.
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