Meryl Streep on Postcards from the Edge: Reel Pieces with Annette Insdorf

Meryl Streep appeared in Reel Pieces with Annette Insdorf on November 14, 2000 to discuss the drama, "Postcards from the Edge."

[corinanicholson]

She’s a amazing Actress and what a wonderful personality. Very gracious.

[krokant]

She is so genuine and honest with her answers and one feels that she speaks the truth, that she truly cares. Such an inspirational and beautiful woman, inside out! Thank you so much for uploading!

[hamnafarrukh]

When she talks you just wanna leave everything and listen to her.

[scouts.]

That was my favorite interview with her. No Hollywood bs just her being a person

[JR-pyxd]

If it’s possible, after watching this, know I love Meryl a bit more. How gratuitous is she! How smart and wonderful, just love her.

[sandrashevey]

MacLaine is unbelievable. Saw her live in Reno. She was on stage for all of 1.5 hrs. Danced every number. Unbelievable. One of the great theatre experiences of my

[LilRocker]

Wow! The critics really slammed her for The River Wild??? I think that may have been the very first film with Meryl Streep that I saw! 2nd was She-Devil! Can't believe Meryl turned her head away when the interviewer mentioned that film because I thought she was great in it and so funny! I do wish she would do more comedy films. I loved Death Becomes Her and also The Devil Wears Prada which to me she was brilliant in!

[sayusayme]

Loved this movie, adore Meryl Streep.. beyond talented.
Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds ( what a dynamic pair).
The great Shirley MacLaine. Awesome movie.
One of a kind talent 🤍

[lennonslemons]

This is one of my favorite movies of both her and Shirley MacLaine. I watched with my mother whom I'd had a very rocky relationship with.

[mahnoorkhan]

i don't know when she's stopped acting that's how much she's in character ALL THE TIME

[giulianasoligo]

Just beautiful in every way, voice, expressions, funny comments, I love her inside and out, a rare beauty, great talent!

[agiftedlife-WOW]

I wasn’t prepared to be brought to tears by this interview. I was fortunate enough to be in the front row of “27 Wagons Full of Cotton” at the Phoenix Theater in New York City, where I saw Meryl Streep for the first time. I was completely fascinated because I couldn’t imagine where they had dug up this overgrown, sniveling, sloppy, whiney 12 year old to play the part of Baby. The program identified the actress as Meryl Streep. Okay ….
Then the civil war drama, same theater, same repertory company, where we were introduced to a tall, slender, elegant Southern Belle. Another glance at the program.
Meryl Streep again. And I had the memorable and precious experience of being there in person.

[rbt]

One of a kind... LOVE LOVE LOVE her....

[namratachilwant]

Last 3 minutes are just fab...😍 Summarizes this legend

[judyannlemay]

I am So Gobb Smacked, by what a Grreat Artist Meryl Streep is...The Real Deal Folks!! SHAKESPEARE Would Completely Adore Her...Those Beautiful Sultry eyes :] WE LOVE YA MERYL!! ;]

[nicotorio]

It's challenging to decide whether she mesmerizes more due to her aura or her words.

[CARIB]

If the interviewer had loosened up a bit it would have been a better interview, the interviewer was also a bit insulting at times. Despite that it was interesting, thanks for sharing!

[lakb]

The woman was so very rude. (I’m glad Meryl is content and strong within herself.)

[pattyaguon]

So not fair that we couldn't hear questions as asked...

[wishfulpurple]

She really is talented intelligent beautiful pragmatic funniest of the lot