Meryl Streep

Maintaining Relevance and Exploring New Roles (1990s)

This timeline explores Meryl Streep's continued success in the 1990s, marked by her ability to remain relevant and take on diverse roles in both commercial and critically acclaimed films.

'Postcards from the Edge'

1990

Starred in 'Postcards from the Edge,' a semi-autobiographical film based on Carrie Fisher's novel. Received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.

'Death Becomes Her'

1992

Starred in 'Death Becomes Her,' a dark comedy, demonstrating her willingness to embrace comedic roles and work with special effects.

'The Bridges of Madison County'

1995

Starred in and directed by Clint Eastwood in 'The Bridges of Madison County,' a romantic drama that was both a critical and commercial success. Received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.

'Marvin's Room'

1996

Starred in 'Marvin's Room' alongside Diane Keaton and Leonardo DiCaprio, continuing to work with talented casts and directors. Received critical acclaim for her performance.

'Music of the Heart'

1999

Starred in 'Music of the Heart,' earning an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress. Learned to play the violin for the role.