Artisans working on Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building” found inspiration in Meryl Streep’s body of work when the three-time Oscar winner joined the series as Loretta Durkin, a quirky, struggling, bohemian actor, for the show’s third season. Oliver (Martin Short) casts Loretta in his new play, “Death Rattle,” and she could not be happier: the role gives her a chance to reconnect with her long-lost son Dickie (Jeremy Shamos), whom she gave up for adoption. She’s one step closer...
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One of our most highly regarded film actresses, Streep set her sights on television with a role in the second season of HBO awards magnet “Big Little Lies,” and fittingly the role earned her Golden Globe and Emmy Award nominations. After production was shuttered for a time, she recently completed production on Ryan Murphy’s long-anticipated Netflix film adaptation of Broadway musical “The Prom,” which premiered in December 2020. Streep’s next projects will see her partnering with acclaimed directors Steven Soderbergh in the HBO Max comedy “Let Them All Talk” — one of the first feature announcements for the premium streamer — and Adam McKay in sci-fi epic “Don’t Look Up,” featuring an A-list ensemble including Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothée Chalamet, Jonah Hill and Cate Blanchett.
