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Meryl Streep discusses her Oscar-winning portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in "The Iron Lady," focusing on Thatcher's vocal transformation and Streep's method of mimicking voices and accents. She also touches upon the challenges of aging decades on screen and the use of prosthetics.
- Meryl Streep holds the record for most Oscar nominations with 21.
- Margaret Thatcher took voice lessons to sound more authoritative.
- Streep used vocal imitation as a way to embody characters.
- The use of prosthetics in "The Iron Lady" aimed to allow expressiveness.
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