With many thanks to the great Alvaro, combined with a couple of pictures from my personal collection, a variety of rare theatre pictures have been added to the Image Library. Included are some early shots from her years at the Yale Repertory Theater, her performances in A Memory of Two Mondays, The Cherry Orchard, Henry [...]
Rare pictures from stage productions
posted by Frederik on August 19th, 2010 under Site Updates
The Directors: Clint Eastwood (1999)
posted by Frederik on August 12th, 2010 under Site Updates
With many thanks to Tina, here comes another great video from the “Directors” series. In this episode (which was apparently shot on the same day as her interview segment on Wes Craven), Meryl talks about Clint Eastwood. Enjoy!
Amnesty International public service announcement, 1986
posted by Frederik on August 11th, 2010 under Charity & Causes, Site Updates
With many thanks to dvdguy2011, here comes another great find from the past. In 1986, Meryl hosted a public service announcement for “Amnesty International”. The clip can be watched in the video archive, a transcript of her speech is below the preview. All dictators have fantasies that they can suffocate and divide people in their [...]
Lindy Chamberlain interview 30 years on
posted by Frederik on August 3rd, 2010 under Site Updates
August 17 marks the 30th anniversary of Azaria Chamberlain’s disappearance, a case that has taken Australia – its people and its media – by storm and was eventually made into one of Meryl’s 1988′s drama “A Cry in the Dark” – a performance I personally consider her best. In its latest issue, Lindy Chamberlain talks [...]
Miscellaneous video clips added
posted by Frederik on August 1st, 2010 under Site Updates
Eight new clips have been added to the video archive. Check the previews and additional information to each video below. First, the AFI has posted Meryl’s complete speech at Mike Nichols’ Lifetime Achievement Award, so this one has replaced the shortened broadcast version. Then, a clip of Cher winning the Golden Globe in 1984 for [...]
