As 15-times Oscar nominee Meryl Streep turns 60, we bring you the very best of this Hollywood legend.
As 15-times Oscar nominee Meryl Streep turns 60, we bring you the very best of this Hollywood legend.
Meryl Streep is among those actresses who started showing her genius very early in her career.
Streep managed to bag an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her second film The Deer Hunter (1978).
The very next year, 1979, Streep acted in Kramer vs Kramer and managed to turn an otherwise tiny role into
her first Oscar winner. She got the Best Supporting Actress award for this film.
In 1982, Meryl Streep got her first Best Actress nomination at the Oscars for The French Lieutenant's Woman.
In 1983, Streep won the Best Actress Academy Award for Sophie's Choice.
This is the only time she has won the Best Actress Oscar so far.
In 1984, Streep completed her Oscar-nomination hat-trick with another Best
Actress nomination for Silkwood.
In 1986, Meryl Streep was nominated at the Oscars for her performance in Out
of Africa where she acted opposite Robert Redford.
In 1988, Streep got an Oscar nomination for Ironweed, where she acted
opposite Jack Nicholson.
In 1989, Meryl Streep was nominated at the Oscars for Evil Angels.
In 1991, Streep was nominated for yet another Best Actress Oscar for the film Postcards from
the Edge where she acted along with Shirley McLain and Dennis Quaid.
In 1996, Streep was nominated for her performance in Bridges of Madison
County in which she acted opposite Clint Eastwood.
In 1999, Meryl Streep was nominated once again in the Best Actress category
for the film One True Thing.
In 2000, Streep was nominated for Music of the Heart.
In 2003, Meryl Streep was nominated for her performance in Adaptation as
Best Actress in a Supporting Role.
In 2007, Meryl Streep got an Oscar nomination for one of the lightest films she
has done - The Devil Wears Prada.
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