Film · United States · 1949–
Meryl Streep Life & Career Timeline
Three Oscars, twenty-one nominations and five decades of transformative performances.
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Stage craft, accents, drama, comedy and musicals made Meryl Streep one of cinema’s defining actors.
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Born in New Jersey
Mary Louise Streep grew up in New Jersey.
Source: www.oscars.orgBroadway debut
Streep moved from Yale drama training into professional theatre.
Source: www.oscars.orgJulia
Her feature-film debut began an extraordinary screen career.
Source: www.oscars.orgThe Deer Hunter
The drama brought her first Academy Award nomination.
Source: www.oscars.orgKramer vs. Kramer
Streep won her first Oscar, for supporting actress.
Source: www.oscars.orgThe French Lieutenant’s Woman
A dual role confirmed her reputation for technical precision.
Source: www.oscars.orgSophie’s Choice
Her multilingual performance brought the leading-actress Oscar.
Source: www.oscars.orgSilkwood
Streep portrayed whistleblower Karen Silkwood.
Source: www.oscars.orgOut of Africa
The epic became one of her most widely recognised films.
Source: www.oscars.orgPostcards from the Edge
Streep combined drama and musical performance.
Source: www.oscars.orgThe Bridges of Madison County
Her restrained performance earned another leading nomination.
Source: www.oscars.orgAdaptation
The meta-comedy showed a new, playful screen register.
Source: www.oscars.orgThe Devil Wears Prada
Miranda Priestly became a defining modern role.
Source: www.oscars.orgMamma Mia!
The ABBA musical became a worldwide audience favourite.
Source: www.oscars.orgJulie & Julia
Her portrayal of Julia Child earned another Oscar nomination.
Source: www.oscars.orgThe Iron Lady
Streep’s Margaret Thatcher brought her third Academy Award.
Source: www.oscars.orgPresidential Medal of Freedom
President Barack Obama awarded Streep the United States’ highest civilian honour.
Source: www.oscars.orgFlorence Foster Jenkins
The role generated her twentieth Oscar nomination.
Source: www.oscars.orgHonorary Palme d’Or
Cannes honoured her lifetime contribution to cinema.
Source: www.oscars.orgThe Devil Wears Prada 2
Streep returned to the world of Miranda Priestly two decades after the original.
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