#the queen meryl streep

[thatwasntaquestion]

Meryl Streep as Loretta Durkin - Only Murders In The Building S3 (part 2) (part 1)

[marvelousmerylstreep]

I’m obsessed with them actually, my barbie and ken

[merylstreepingx]

"By disappearing into her roles Meryl Streep has made the world visible to us".

✨💐 Happy 75th Birthday Queen 💐✨.

[isabelle-bt]

Snow Queen drives away another Mr. Priestly

[echoishere69]

Dick: Hey Jason I was wondering- are you watching Mamma Mia?!

Jason: Um no?

Dick: Move the fuck over I love this movie.

Jason and Dick sit and watch Mamma Mia 1 and 2 together and cry their eyes out together.

[i-lovefandom]

Donna and the Dynamos

[italymystery-swanqueen]

Waiting link up with #MetGala    red carpet 2023, let's remember

The winners fashion #MetGala    2022 😉

[djkerr]

Beautiful DNA 💗

📷 @louisajacobson via IG

[emotionsofateen]

Selena Gomez Via Tiktok Announces They Are On Set Shooting Season 3 of Only Murders In The Building & Meryl Streep Will Be Joining!!

[thatwasntaquestion]

That’s all. 🤍

[marvelousmerylstreep]

Oliver and Loretta deserve the world ♥️

[umi-no-onnanoko]

Queen 👑

[pipball]

Don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against the Barbie movie, but nothing in cinema will ever make me choke up or really capture the essence of girl/womanhood to me like the Dancing Queen scene from Mamma Mia! I tear up at that sequence every time I watch the movie, and why? Because not only does it start off with these life long best friends trying to cheer up a panicking and self-deprecating Donna, but it transitions into this beautiful moment of women young and old coming together to celebrate that no matter their age, or size, or past mistakes, they are the motherfucking dancing queen! Young and sweet! Only 17!! We get this beautiful collective scene of women throwing their duties off to dance and sing and be free and love themselves! No other scene I’ve seen in cinema that’s supposed to be about “girl power” or “feminism” has ever had this absolutely heart warming and genuine feel to it, or does it pull on the heartstrings in a way that doesn’t make you feel depressed about being woman. That scene to me outweighs the entirety of The Barbie Movie, not because The Barbie Movie wasn’t good, or because it didn’t have good commentary on what it’s like to be a woman, but because it once again failed in the aspect of empowering women in a way that doesn’t make us feel like we are at the mercy of everyone else. The Mamma Mia Scene goes from a woman slut-shaming herself and feeling terrible about her past to freely dancing her way through her town, among so many other women who probably at some point have felt the same regrets, but in stark contrast saying, but I am young and free and beautiful and who cares? Maybe I’m reading to deep into it, maybe it’s just a silly jukebox abba musical movie at the end of the day, but to me that scene, It says, we are a sisterhood and we have the freedom to not care what anyone thinks, we are the dancing queen.

[maineshewrote]

Same word, different font

Soft comfort character persuaded to give an uncomfortably impromptu performance of a sweet familiar song which changes entirely in the middle of the performance thanks to an extremely lucky otherwise pointless side character who gets up to sing with her idol in a stage-like setting in a living room with no planned choreography which turns out beautiful

[women-4life]

WHICH ROOM WOULD YOU CHOOSE ?

[duchessofostergotlands]

Letizia and Leonor are obviously huge Meryl fans and I'm so here for it!!!

I remember an article years ago saying Leonor was a huge film fan and the way she looked at Meryl, you could tell she was so giddy. I loved it!