Meryl Streep, an acclaimed actress known for her incredible versatility, and Sidney Poitier, the pioneering actor and first Black Oscar winner, share insights into their remarkable careers. Streep reflects on portraying Margaret Thatcher and the artistry behind vocal transformation for roles. Poitier discusses his journey in Hollywood, addressing racial challenges and the significance of authentic representation. Their candid anecdotes about the evolving roles of actresses and black actors highlight resilience, identity, and the intricate connection between performance and societal expectations.
