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Tag Archives: meryl streep
Don’t Look Up (2021)
Director: Adam McKay Writer: Adam McKay (Story by Adam McKay & David Sirota)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction
Tagged 2021, adam mckay, affair, ariana grande, asteroid, astronaut, astronomer, astronomy, cate blanchett, celebrity, comedy, comet, cryogenically frozen, david sirota, dj, doctor, don't look up, earth, fame, family, future, hank corwin, himesh patel, jennifer lawrence, jon glaser, jonah hill, kevin j. messick, kevin messick, kid cudi, leonardo dicaprio, Liev Schreiber, linus sandgren, mark rylance, melanie lynskey, meryl streep, meteorite, michael chiklis, nicholas britell, paul guilfoyle, planet, politician, politics, president, professor, rob morgan, ron perlman, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, singer, space, student, technology, television, Timothee chalamet, tv, tyler perry
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Postcards from the Edge (1990)
Director: Mike Nichols Writer: Carrie Fisher (Based on the novel by Carrie Fisher)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1990, acting, actor, actress, adaptation, addict, addiction, annette bening, carly simon, carrie fisher, cch pounder, celebrity, comedy, conrad bain, daughter, dennis quaid, detox, drama, drug addict, drugs, fame, famous, gene hackman, george wallace, hollywood, john calley, mary wickes, meryl streep, michael ballhaus, mike nichols, mom, mother, oliver platt, overdose, postcards from the edge, rehab, richard dreyfuss, rob reiner, sam o'steen, shirley maclaine, steven brill, ted raimi
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Heartburn (1986)
Director: Mike Nichols Writer: Nora Ephron (Based on the novel by Nora Ephron)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1986, adaptation, affair, carly simon, catherine o'hara, comedy, divorce, divorced, drama, family, food, heartburn, jack nicholson, jeff daniels, journalism, journalist, kevin spacey, love, mamie gummer, marriage, married, maureen stapleton, meryl streep, mike nichols, milos forman, natasha lyonne, nestor almendros, new york, new york city, nora ephron, nyc, relationship, richard masur, robert greenhut, romance, romantic comedy, sam o'steen, stockard channing, tony shalhoub, washington d.c., wedding, writer
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Silkwood (1983)
Director: Mike Nichols Writers: Nora Ephron & Alice Arlen
Posted in Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1983, accident, alice arlen, biography, bruce mcgill, cancer, car accident, car crash, charles hallahan, cher, craig t. nelson, david strathairn, diana scarwid, drama, fred ward, gay, georges delerue, graham jarvis, james rebhorn, josef sommer, journalism, journalist, karen silkwood, kurt russell, lesbian, m. emmet walsh, meryl streep, michael hausman, mike nichols, miroslav ondricek, murder, new york times, nora ephron, nuclear power, oklahoma, plutonium, radiation, radioactive, ron silver, safety, sam o'steen, silkwood, thriller, true story, union, washington d.c., work, worker
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Death Becomes Her (1992)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Martin Donovan & David Koepp
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 1992, actor, alan silvestri, broadway, bruce willis, celebrity, comedy, david koepp, dean cundey, death becomes her, doctor, fabio, fantasy, fiance, goldie hawn, horror, immortal, immortality, isabella rossellini, magic, make up, martin donovan, meryl streep, murder, potion, psychiatric hospital, revenge, rival, rivalry, robert zemeckis, songbird, steve starkey, surgeon, sweet bird of youth, sydney pollack, tennessee williams, writer, youth
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The Prom (2020)
Director: Ryan Murphy Writers: Bob Martin & Chad Beguelin (Based on the musical by Chad Beguelin & Bob Martin & Matthew Sklar)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance
Tagged adam anders, adaptaton, alexis martin woodall, andrew rannells, ariana debose, bill damaschke, bob martin, broadway, celebrity, chad beguelin, comedy, conservative, dory berinstein, drama, gay, girlfriend, high school, indiana, jack viertel, jo ellen pellman, keegan-michael key, kerry washington, kevin chamberlin, lesbian, love, mary kay place, meryl streep, musical, new york city, nicole kidman, nyc, romance, ryan murpy, the prom, travel ullman
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Let Them All Talk (2020)
Director: Steven Soderbergh Writer: Deborah Eisenberg
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2020, aunt, author, candice bergen, christopher fitzgerald, comedy, cruise, death, deborah eisenberg, dianne wiest, doctor, drama, fame, family, famous, friends, friendship, gemma chan, gregory jacobs, john douglas thompson, let them all talk, lucas hedges, meryl streep, nephew, steven soderbergh, thomas newman, writer
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Little Women (2019)
Director: Greta Gerwig Writer: Greta Gerwig (Based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott)
Posted in Drama, Romance
Tagged 2019, actor, adaptation, alexandre desplat, bob odenkirk, chris cooper, christmas, drama, eliza scanlen, emma watson, family, florence pugh, france, greta gerwig, james norton, laura dern, little women, louis garrel, louisa may alcott, meryl streep, painter, paris, romance, saoirse ronan, sisters, Timothée Chalamet, tracy letts, writer
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The Laundromat (2019)
Director: Steven Soderbergh Writer: Scott Z. Burns (Based on the book by Jake Bernstein)
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama
Tagged adaptation, antonio banderas, chris parnell, comedy, crime, david schwimmer, drama, fraud, gary oldman, insurance, jake bernstein, james cromwell, jeffrey wright, larry clarke, larry wilmore, law firm, lawyer, matthias schoenaerts, melissa rauch, meryl streep, money, panama, panama papers, robert patrick, scott z. burns, sharon stone, steven soderbergh, the laundromat, true story, widow, will forte
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Mary Poppins Returns (2018)
Director: Rob Marshall Writer: David Magee (Story by David Magee & Rob Marshall & John DeLuca) (Based on the “Mary Poppins” stories by P.L. Travers)
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Musical
Tagged 2018, adaptation, angela lansbury, animated, animation, ben whishaw, children, chris o'dowd, colin firth, comedy, david magee, depression, dick van dyke, emily blunt, emily mortimer, england, family, fantasy, john deluca, julie walters, kids, lin-manuel miranda, london, magic, mary poppins, mary poppins returns, meryl streep, music, musical, nanny, p.l. travers, rob marshall, sequel
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