Poll: Meryl Streep Career Choices

Results of 1,278 votes:

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   Quentin Tarantino and Meryl Streep

    

   Quentin Tarantino - They look good together, but never worked together
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   Ethan Coen and Joel Coen at an event for Burn After Reading (2008)

    

   Ethan and Joel Coen - Never worked with Ms Streep
3. 3.
   

   Pedro Almodóvar

    

   Pedro Almodóvar - Said he would work in English to work with Ms Streep. You can tell from the picture he's excited.
4. 4.
   

   David Lynch

    

   David Lynch - Streep can do surreal. Never worked together
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   Woody Allen

    

   Woody Allen - They last worked together 35 years ago
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   Tim Burton

    

   Tim Burton - Never worked together. Can you imagine?
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   Wes Anderson at an event for Moonrise Kingdom (2012)

    

   Wes Anderson - Streep only voiced Mrs. Fox in The Fantastic Mr. Fox
8. 8.
   

   Kathryn Bigelow

    

   Kathryn Bigelow - The only female Oscar-winning director and the three-time Oscar-winning actress have never worked together
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   Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Lars von Trier at an event for Melancholia (2011)

    

   Lars von Trier - Loves those strong female leads
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    Jane Campion

     

    Jane Campion - They're lookalikes, and they've never worked together
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    Sam Mendes

     

    Sam Mendes - The king and queen of drama? Never worked together. You could even get Meryl as a Bond villain.
12. 12.
    

    Sofia Coppola

     

    Sofia Coppola - Streep has never worked with Sofia, let alone her father
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    Ang Lee at an event for The Oscars (2013)

     

    Ang Lee - He must have asked, but they haven't worked together
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    Jim Jarmusch at an event for Only Lovers Left Alive (2013)

     

    Jim Jarmusch - Meryl Streep in a Jarmusch meandering fever dream?
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    Andrew Stanton and John Lasseter at an event for John Carter (2012)

     

    Andrew Stanton, John Lasseter or another animation director - Because we need to see more Meryl in animation