Her daughter just starred in a show that actually got cancelled, but she was or is so beautiful. I thought she was stunning.

Hmm. I have always felt she doesn't seem that nice.

Anonymous wrote:I had the pleasure of meeting meryl streep at an event in nyc a few yrs ago. She is so nice, genuine, and has a great sense of humor! The first thing i noticed is how strikingly beautiful she is...Much more so than in her films and in pics

you must be one of the luckiest people on earth lol...i would do anything to be in that womans presence

Anonymous wrote:She has a very symmetrical face. Studies have shown that people respond in a very positive way to symmetrical faces. She looka like a chinese white lady.

she doesnt look famous and she doesnt look gorgeus but her personality makes her strickingly beautiful

Anonymous wrote:It's funny...I've never loved her. I feel like she's arrogant.

why she is a genuinly nice person

I had the pleasure of meeting meryl streep at an event in nyc a few yrs ago. She is so nice, genuine, and has a great sense of humor! The first thing i noticed is how strikingly beautiful she is...Much more so than in her films and in pics

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Anonymous wrote:Love Meryl Streep -- and I rarely say that about actresses, even the ones I admire for their talent. She's smart and funny and has a good sense of humor about herself (though I think the "half of America groaning" line did fall a little flat -- esp. under the circumstances that her performance was not as good as Viola Davis's). This is a great interview with her:
http://www.npr.org/2012/02/06/146362798/meryl-streep-the-fresh-air-interview

I heard that. She admits to not being as pretty or good-looking as all the other young actresses, and thinks that's partly why her career has gone so well (she was never cast as a 'pretty young thang' so she didn't lose anything when she aged). There is one scenario in italy where she describes being out in public when she was younger, and she overheard (and understood) a boy say to his father in italian, 'That's really her? I thought she'd be prettier.'

Actually, I think the comment was made by Dino De Laurentiis, the the director of King-Kong, when his adult son had Streep audition for the leading lady part, which ultimately went to Jessica Lang. What's especially hilarious in Streep's retelling of this anecdote is that she responded in perfect Italian, apologizing for having wasted his time. I also love the part of the interview when Streep talks about having practiced to be a popular girl in high school by perfecting her giggle.

She has a very symmetrical face. Studies have shown that people respond in a very positive way to symmetrical faces. She looka like a chinese white lady.

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OP why would you think someone successful is not a nice person? Why would you think it is mutually exclusive? Some people work hard for what they have and are simply grateful - and gracious! EGADS!

Why is that such a novel concept here?

You are thinking too deeply, you totally missed it -- non-serious post here.