Meryl Streep

Meryl Streep (born June 22, 1949) is an American actress who has received numerous accolades for her work in movies and television and who, from the 1980s to the present day, has been regarded as one of the best in her field.

Awards

Streep has received countless awards, including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame—all of which can be seen at numerous sites, including her page at the Internet Movie Database (link below). Summarized below are her awards from the best recognized institutions.

Related Topics:
Hollywood Walk of Fame - Internet Movie Database

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Awards:

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• 1978 - Emmy for best actress in a mini-series, in Holocaust
• 1980 - Golden Globe for best supporting actress, in Kramer vs. Kramer
• 1980 - Academy Award for best supporting actress, in Kramer vs. Kramer
• 1982 - Golden Globe for , in The French Lieutenant's Woman
• 1982 - BAFTA for best actress, in The French Lieutenant's Woman
• 1983 - Golden Globe for best actress, in Sophie's Choice
• 1983 - Academy Award for best actress, in Sophie's Choice
• 1989 - Cannes Film Festival for best actress, in A Cry in the Dark
• 1991 - American Comedy Awards for funniest actress, in Postcards from the Edge
• 2003 - Golden Globe Best Performance by an Actress In A Mini-series or Motion Picture Made for Television, in Angels in America
• 2003 - Golden Globe for best supporting actress, in Adaptation.
• 2004 - SAG for best actress, in Angels in America
• 2004 - Emmy for best actress, in Angels in America
• 2004 - American Film Institute life achievement award

Nominations:

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• 1979 - Golden Globe Best Supporting Actress, in The Deer Hunter
• 1979 - BAFTA Best Actress, in The Deer Hunter
• 1979 - BAFTA Best Supporting Actress, in Manhattan
• 1981 - BAFTA Best Actress, in Kramer vs. Kramer
• 1982 - Academy Award Best Actress, in The French Lieutenant's Woman
• 1983 - BAFTA Best Actress, in Sophie's Choice
• 1984 - Golden Globe Best Actress, in Silkwood
• 1984 - Academy Award Best Actress, in Silkwood
• 1985 - BAFTA Best Actress, in Silkwood
• 1986 - Golden Globe Best Actress, in Out of Africa
• 1986 - Academy Award Best Actress, in Out of Africa
• 1987 - BAFTA Best Actress, in Out of Africa
• 1988 - Academy Award Best Actress, in Ironweed
• 1989 - Golden Globe Best Actress, in A Cry in the Dark
• 1989 - Academy Award Best Actress, in A Cry in the Dark
• 1990 - Golden Globe Best Actress in a Comedy/Musical, in She-Devil
• 1991 - Golden Globe Best Actress in a Comedy/Musical, in Postcards from the Edge
• 1991 - Academy Award Best Actress, in Postcards from the Edge
• 1993 - Golden Globe Best Actress in a Comedy/Musical, in Death Becomes Her
• 1995 - Screen Actors Guild Best Actress, in The River Wild
• 1995 - Golden Globe Best Actress, in The River Wild
• 1996 - SAG Best Actress, in The Bridges of Madison County
• 1996 - Golden Globe Best Actress, in The Bridges of Madison County
• 1996 - Academy Award Best Actress, in The Bridges of Madison County
• 1997 - SAG Best Cast, in Marvin's Room (shared - see note below)
• 1997 - Golden Globe Best Actress, in Marvin's Room
• 1998 - Emmy Best Actress in a Mini-series, in ...First Do No Harm
• 1998 - Golden Globe Best Actress in a Mini-series, in ...First Do No Harm
• 1999 - SAG Best Actress Nomination for One True Thing
• 1999 - Golden Globe Best Actress, in One True Thing
• 1999 - Academy Award Best Actress, in One True Thing
• 2000 - SAG Best Actress, in Music of the Heart
• 2000 - Golden Globe Best Actress, in Music of the Heart
• 2000 - Academy Award Best Actress, in Music of the Heart
• 2002 - SAG Best Cast, in The Hours
• 2002 - SAG Best Cast, in Adaptation (shared - see note below)
• 2002 - Golden Globe Best Actress Nomination for The Hours
• 2002 - BAFTA Best Actress Nomination for The Hours
• 2002 - BAFTA Best Supporting Actress, in Adaptation
• 2002 - Academy Award Best Supporting Actress, in Adaptation
• 2005 - Golden Globe Best Supporting Actress, in The Manchurian Candidate

Notes:

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• 1997 SAG Nomination for Marvin's Room shared with Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert DeNiro, Dan Hedaya, Diane Keaton, Hal Scardino, Gwen Verdon and Hume Cronyn.
• 2003 SAG Nomination for Adaptation. shared with Nicholas Cage, Chris Cooper, Brian Cox, Cara Seymour and Tilda Swinton.
• 2003 SAG Nomination for The Hours shared with Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore, Miranda Richardson, Jeff Daniels, Ed Harris, Toni Collette, Claire Danes, Stephen Dillane, John C. Reilly and Allison Janney.