Some Delicious Meryl Streep

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Streaming Movie-I'm not blogging as frequently as I have because the format was changed and I cannot stand it. The legacy format, which made postings much simpler, is no longer accessible and cries for its return seem to have fallen upon deaf ears and unseeing eyes in the Help & Feeback office. However, today I rewatched one of my favorite Meryl Streep performances. She played the famous chef/author/TV instructor Julia Child in JULIE & JULIA written and directed by Nora Ephron. I love this movie.

I've been enamored with Streep since the 1970s. I've had the sensational opportunities to interview her on TV a couple of times and to sit next to her at an awards luncheon. During that luncheon, Meryl Streep had me practically guffawing with laughter at her asides and observations. Yes. The Oscar-winning star of the Holocaust drama, SOPHIE'S CHOICE, is one of the funniest show biz people I've ever met in my life. Back in the 80s, I read an interview of her in a Screen Actors Guild publication. She cited Marlon Brando as a great influence on her craft. That is no surprise. She also mentioned Lucille Ball. That may have come as a surprise to some -- but not really when you look

at Streep's comedy timing and physicality in DEATH BECOMES HER, DEFENDING YOUR LIFE and POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE. Add several moments of JULIE & JULIA to that list. (The Julie, played by Amy Adams, is a sincere fan who cooks recipes from the Julia Child cookbook and then blogged her results and experiences.) In the movie, you have two women of different decades who find a greater sense of themselves while eating and cooking and writing. Streep captures the funny, nasal little trill we loved in Julia Child's voice as she passionately taught us how to cook on PBS TV. One ingredient I adore about Ephron's screenplay is how she made marriage to the one you truly love to be like a great meal followed by a fabulous dessert. Meryl Streep and Stanley Tucci play the married couple.

There's a scene with two tall women that, to me, is absolutely delicious. I watch it. I savor it. I smile. I love it more and more every time I see it. Jane Lynch plays Julia's delightful sister. The two tall women reunite, have lunch in a nice restaurant and discuss such things as growing up in Pasadena and the miracle of marvelous cheese. It's a lovely scene.

A delicious performance from Meryl Streep. Nora Ephron directed her to one of her numerous Best Actress Oscar nominations in JULIE & JULIA, a movie that makes me smile -- and hungry -- every time I watch it.
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