Video Archive: Year 1982
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March 29, 1982. Meryl Streep is interviewed on the red carpet at the 1982 Academy Awards as a Best Actress nominee for "The French Lieutenant's Woman".
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March 16, 1982. Meryl Streep is interviewed on the programme France IT1 to promote the theatrical release of "The French Lieutenant's Woman" in France.
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Meryl Streep was nominated as Best Actress for "The French Lieutenant's Woman" alongside Diane Keaton, Marsha Mason and Susan Sarandon. The Oscar went to Katharine Hepburn.
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Sophie (Meryl Streep) shows Commandant Hoess (Gunther Maria Halmer) her father's papers regarding the final solution and asks for dismissal.
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Sophie (Meryl Streep) confesses that her father was a Nazi sympathizer.
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A manic Nathan (Kevin Kline) presses Sophie (Meryl Streep) if it was her anti-Semitism that got her through the Holocaust alive.
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Sophie (Meryl Streep) opens up to Stingo (Peter MacNichol) about her attempted suicide after being imprisoned in Auschwitz.
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Stingo (Peter MacNicol) meets his new Brooklyn neighbors, a Polish immigrant, Sophie (Meryl Streep) and her lover, Nathan (Kevin Kline).
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When Sam (Roy Scheider) gets stuck while working through George's dream, Brooke (Meryl Streep) helps him with the missing piece.
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Sam (Roy Scheider) bids arbitrarily on a painting in order to send Brooke (Meryl Streep) a note warning her that the police have their eye on her.