Meryl Streep

She’s not just Hollywood giant but also a winner of “Medal of Freedom” and Commander of the Arts in France. An award winning queen and a versatile actress known as Meryl Streep. Born on June 22nd 1949 in New Jersey – United States. She made her first film in 1977 as Anne Marie in the movie “Julia.” Made her break-through performance in the movie “The French Lieutenant’s Woman” in 1981 and “Silkwood” in 1983. A bio-film of Karen Silkwood - a metallurgist in a plutonium plantation. She made also a great performance in a plantation set movie lustrous love movie “Out of Africa” in 1985 with Robert Redford.

She fought back for her innocence in as the accused murderer in the movie “A Cry in the Dark” in 1988 with Sam Neil. She also made a social-awareness movie as a drug-addicted-dependent actress Suzanne Vale in the movie “Postcards from the Edge” in 1990. She made another breakthrough performance in the 1995 movie  “The Bridges of Madison County”, the movie “Adaptation” in 2002 as an entertaining story of a screenwriter alongside Nicolas Cage. She gave a great performance showing a socialite character Miranda Priestly an editor in chief of a fashion magazine with Anne Hathaway in the movie “The Devil Wears Prada.” She also worked in the movie “The Manchurian Candidate” with Denzel Washington. A story of soldiers abducted and indoctrinated for their own purposes. She also made a high profile casting alongside Tom Cruise and Robert Redford in the story of army rangers in the battle fields of Afghanistan in the movie “Lions for Lambs.”

She also made a diversified movie called “Doubt” in 2008 a story of a principal that questioned the priest’s strange relationship with a student. Long before the movie “The Big Wedding”, she made a twisted role in attending her son’s graduation and fell in love again with her husband, unfortunately they’re already divorced and her husband is already married in the movie “It’s Complicated.” She also appeared in the movie “Julie & Julia”, the 2013 movie “August: Osage County” and her latest musical-fairytale adaptation of “Into the Woods.” This the story of Jack and the Beanstalk, Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel and more combined in to one movie.