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AWFJ Women on Film – Meryl Streep On Julia Childs, Motherhood and Food – Jennifer Merin

August 2, 2009 Jennifer Merin french cuisine, jennifer merin, julia child, julie and julia, julie powell, meryl streep, nora ephron, stanley tucci

Meryl Streep plays Julia Child in Julie & Julia, Nora Ephron’s sweet and spicy adaptation of the memoirs of two

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@melissamccarthy: “I’m someone who just throws it all out there. This probably isn’t a surprise to anyone, but I’m not guarded.” She tells @jwzack about her different approach in @cyefm. /fascinating interview: https://t.co/GAHmZdS7yq #AWFJ #FemaleFilmCritics24365

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Melissa McCarthy helps tell the story of literary forger Lee Israel in CAN YOU EVER FORGIVE ME? See what the female critics of the .@AWFJ have to say: https://t.co/lFQfuJhqeT

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Way to go, @DorothyWoodend! I'd like to hear the tale this smart and witty #AWFJ member has to tell as the only woman on this very interesting panel of wild adventure storytellers at the Museum of Vancouver on Nov 14. @TheTyee @Museumofvan https://t.co/sc399lO6kS

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Jason Blum's "There are not a lot of female directors, period" remark is most depressing, because it makes one realize no matter how often we say/write/scream/prove the opposite, the message is STILL not being heard by key decision-makers who have the power to change things.

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