If you choose one of the "most extravagant casts" in this year's movie, it will undoubtedly be "Don't Look Up."
"Don't Look Up" starred "Little Lee" Leonardo DiCaprio, "Big Cousin" Jennifer Lawrence and "Aunt May" Meryl Streep
After three Oscars, an Oscar winner, and several who have won best supporting actor and have been nominated. Among them, the person who bears the laughter of the whole film is actually "Aunt Mei" Meryl Streep.
Group photo of the president and the famous sketch diva "Sister Niu"
The two astronomers discovered that a comet was about to hit the earth and that humanity was about to be destroyed, and they were urgently taken to the White House to meet with the president to discuss countermeasures, and the president was played by Aunt May. I believe that from the exaggerated eyebrow gaze of this GIF, it is not difficult for everyone to find some "inspiration sources" for this role...
Either entertainment to death, or interests first, in the face of the near end, no one feels nervous, the president is even more confused about the priority, only thinking about how to increase support in the midterm elections.
In the play, Aunt May and Jonah Hill, who plays her "son", are a pair of living treasures, and jokes are also made outside the play, "We recently promoted the film together, and during the interview, I always kept saying that Meryl was G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time, the best ever), and she ended up telling Jennifer that it seemed that Jonah was really relaxed with me and that he had been saying I was a goat all week! ”
"Goat" and her bag "son"
Over 40 years of age, 21 Oscar nominations and 3 wins, and now at the age of 72, he can bring such a vivid performance on the screen, "G.O.A.T." It is said that it is worthy of the name, in domestic parlance, it must also be called Aunt Mei "yyds".
Stills from "Don't Look Up", it's hard to see that Aunt Mei is over 70 years old
As long as it is an actress who is shortlisted with her, she will definitely say how honored it is to be listed with her name on stage, and in the eyes of many people, acting is as natural as breathing for Aunt Mei.
In "Modern Family", Cameron thinks that Aunt May is omnipotent enough to play Batman
At a recent event, host Stephen Colbert said, "Someday someone will play Meryl Streep..." Aunt May's reaction was: "Oh my God, it's a nightmare!" ”
The host then asked, if you want to create a Meryl Streep on the screen, what is physically and consciously indispensable?
"Stupid, you can't ignore this; and what do you mean by the words that describe a person who is stubborn?" It's just stubbornness, that's it. ”
For people who know Aunt Mei from works such as "Iron Lady", "Fashion Female Demon Head", "Magical Black Forest" and so on, "silly" is far from the impression given by her role, she is invincible, and she can make people shake three times in the same place with a word:
But you may not know that she didn't go to law school because of such a thing as "sleeping oversleep" — after graduating from Vaasa College in 1971, she first applied to law school, and then slept on the day of the interview, and then she went to Yale University to do a master's degree in drama, and then entered the show business.
Every year during the awards season, in addition to being often discussed as a popular candidate, she is also famous as an "awards ceremony emoji", and her performance offstage has become a favorite thing for the audience at award ceremonies over the years.
2014 Oscar, Aunt May improvising with "Pharrell Williams" of "Phillips"
For example, at the 2003 Golden Globes, she won the Golden Globes for the fourth time, and she looked panicked, "Ah I won?!" ”
In 2012, "The Iron Lady" won her best actress again, "Whoa? I? Well I won again..."
Because it is not a standard commercial smile without loopholes, the public is also particularly willing to study her "micro-expression" when others win awards.
For example, after Cher won the Oscar for "Moonlight" in 1988, Aunt Mei jumped up and applauded excitedly, and the whole person disappeared from the camera, indicating that she also recognized such a result:
On the contrary, in 1999, Gwyneth Paltrow won the little gold man with "Shakespeare's Love History", and Aunt May smiled politely and applauded, and immediately turned back to her husband for eye contact:
Obviously, she is highly respected in terms of seniority, but if she is joking with her, she must be very cooperative - at the 2017 Oscars, the host Jimmy Kimmel said in the opening paragraph: "Among all the great actors in Hollywood, there is one person who has been mixed for so many years with a bland performance and an overrated evaluation, Meryl Streep, her performance in more than 50 movies can be said to be perfunctory, people on the scene, let's give her some pouring color!" Aunt Mei got up and generously accepted the applause of everyone at the scene (of course, not the reverse lottery).
No matter what you say on stage, my aunt just wants to eat snacks and play with her husband offstage...
After so many years of steady play in Hollywood, the "stupid" that Aunt Mei said cannot be simply understood as "stupid/unintelligent", on the contrary, this is a kind of wise and foolish attitude, weightless attitude, coupled with some occasional "thick lines", stupidity has completely become a kind of cuteness.
Many people have heard of her being picky about her appearance early in her career, and although it seems to us that she obviously had her own unique charm when she was young, she always said: "I always thought I was too ugly to be an actress." "I've been acting, but I think it's too conceited to think of myself as an 'actress.'"
She went to London in her twenties, and during the day she set up a stall to earn some money to pay for food and housing, but one day she didn't make any money, she could only sleep under the tree in the park, opposite the Ritz Hotel, and she made up her mind, "I must live there in the future!" Perhaps it is precisely this "obsession", and some arrogant view of herself, that no matter how much honor she has received, she has never "drifted". "If you've been ironing your own clothes and have to drive into town every week to prepare your family's groceries for the next week, you can't be spoiled."
In 2017, the 68-year-old Aunt Mei appeared on the cover of the December issue of the American VOGUE and had a conversation with Anna Wintour:
In the dialogue video, Aunt Mei recreated the scene in the movie as soon as she appeared, but the aura was completely different:
The "female demon head" meeting on and off the screen, there is no spark, but it is particularly kind, Anna Wintour asked her, in the so many roles she has played, which is the most challenging? Aunt Mei thought for a moment, and suddenly seemed to react slowly and half-beat, "Oh! I should say it's you! ”
Taking the magazine, she suddenly became happy and said that if only her mother could see it when she was still alive.
She was relaxed and cute, and she didn't even notice (and didn't care) that the collar on the left side was folded in all the time, because it didn't matter and didn't affect anything at all.
"When I was younger, like all girls in princess dresses, I wanted to get people's attention." "I want to say to every young girl, don't always care if you're fat or not, there are a lot of things worth thinking about than this. Whether it is male or female, the more different you are from others, the more you can become your strength, and others will see you with the same eyes, but only those who are detached from the same can be selected. I used to hate my nose, but now, it's no longer a problem. ”
Edit: Hezi
Fine Arts: Roland