Her Again: Becoming Meryl Streep - Tapa dura

"Her Again" is not only a captivating biography but a look at the alchemy of great acting. Through comprehensive research and contagious enthusiasm, Michael Schulman celebrates Streep s artistry while humanizing an icon. --Tavi Gevinson, founder and editor-in-chief of "Rookie""

"Her Again" is a beautifully observed, deeply affectionate portrait of an astonishing actress on the cusp of everything. It captures not merely Streep s beginnings, but an era. A delightful, respectful, and essential book for anyone interested in Meryl, Hollywood, theater, or just being ridiculously, passionately young. --Paul Rudnick, author of "The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told""

[A]n admiring but frank Hollywood origin story. Following Streep in her long journey from New Jersey cheerleader to Oscar winner (her first for the 1979 film Kramer vs Kramer), this is above all a tribute to smart, steadfast professional judgment. --Financial Times (A Summer Pick of 2016)"

An insightful portrait appreciative readers will undoubtedly hope that a follow-up volume is in the works. --Publishers Weekly"

Michael Schulman shares delightfully entertaining stories surrounding Meryl Streep s early rise to stardom in Her Again. . . . It s an enchanting look into the intricate details of how a young girl from New Jersey became a force in the entertainment industry. --Associated Press"

Talent attracts talent, and in Michael Schulman, Meryl Streep has gotten the biographer she deserves canny, fluent, a pleasure to read, and perfectly suited to capturing America s greatest screen actress on the cusp of her brilliant career. --Peter Biskind, author of Easy Riders, Raging Bulls"

Her Again is a beautifully observed, deeply affectionate portrait of an astonishing actress on the cusp of everything. It captures not merely Streep s beginnings, but an era. A delightful, respectful, and essential book for anyone interested in Meryl, Hollywood, theater, or just being ridiculously, passionately young. --Paul Rudnick, author of The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told"

[A] rolllicking history of Streep s early years...a love letter to a great actress and a behind-the-scenes study of iconic movies like Kramer vs. Kramer. --People (book of the week)"

Schulman provides such vivid examples of the relentless sexism [Streep] faced [He] also paints a vivid picture of Manhattan in the 70s when the streets were filled with garbage and the stars were DeNiro, Hoffman and Redford. --Christian Science Monitor"

Drawing on theater memoirs, conversations with Streep s colleagues and friends, and heaps of interviews that Streep has given over the years, Schulman has fashioned a lively narrative .Schulman s sensitive handling of Streep s personal life rounds out the portrait of a superbly talented woman. A brisk, gossipy, and entertaining biography. --Kirkus Reviews"