Tell about Meryl Streep ?

Be it an aging British prime minister, a lovelorn plantation owner in Kenya, an eccentric New York heiress or a headstrong newspaper publisher, Meryl Streep, born Mary Louise Streep on June 22, 1949, has a knack of delivering incredible performances no matter what role she takes up.

Streep her third Academy Award in 2012. In her acceptance speech, the gifted performer seemed to be especially modest and self-effacing.

Streep starred in the volatile family drama August: Osage County, earning yet another Oscar nomination, and 2014 saw the actress taking the lead in the dystopic sci-fi film The Giver.

Streep was also featured as a witch in the screen adaptation of the Stephen Sondheim musical Into the Woods, for which she earned additional Golden Globe and Oscar nods.

Streep starred opposite her real-life daughter Mamie Gummer in the Jonathan Demme and Diablo Cody film Ricki and the Flash, playing an aging rock star who returns home to reconcile with her family

she portrayed real-world British voting activist Emmeline Pankhurst in Suffragette. In 2016

she received a Golden Globe nomination for her portrayal of 1940s New York heiress Florence Foster Jenkins in the film by the same name, and a Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement at the Golden Globes.

She went on to speak about the importance of a principled press to hold power to account and the need to support journalists to help safeguard the truth....

Streep garnered a record 20th Academy Award nomination, for her performance in Florence Foster Jenkins.

Streep took on the role of the Washington Post's first female publisher, Kay Graham, in Steven Spielberg’s The Post, a movie about the paper’s attempts to publish the Pentagon Papers—a political cover-up about the Vietnam War.

Streep came under fire from actress Rose McGowan, who accused the Oscar winner of being complicit in the cover-up of producer Harvey Weinstein's sexually abusive behavior

Streep and other prominent actresses would wear all black to the upcoming Golden Globes.

Streep responded with a statement in which she insisted she had no idea of Weinstein's behavior.

she won her first Primetime Emmy for her role in the film Holocaust.