Meryl Streep, Candice Bergen, and Dianne Wiest collide in the Let Them All Talk trailer
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Inspiration has to come from somewhere. For writers, it’s often from those in their orbit, much to the chagrin of, well, those in their orbit. In the latest film from Steven Soderbergh, Meryl Streep stars as a successful author who, after hitting a bout of writer’s block, reunites with a few old friends—and a nephew—on a cruise ship. The problem? Those old friends are still stinging from how they’ve been depicted in her works. “The consequences on my life of her actions were unacceptable,” declares one spurned pal, grimacing at the library of novels penned by her one-time bestie.
Of course, it isn’t the story of Let Them All Talk that will draw in viewers so much as the cast. Streep is joined by silver-screen legends Candice Bergen and Dianne Wiest, not to mention Oscar nominee Lucas Hedges and Crazy Rich Asians star Gemma Chan.
Your eyes, they fill with stars:
Let Them All Talk, Soderbergh’s follow-up to the disappointing The Laundromat, docks on HBO Max on December 10.
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Soderbergh’s previous collaboration with Streep, The Laundromat, was inexplicably bad – here’s hoping that was a one-off misfire. This looked like a very unrealistic take on the world of publishing, but Deborah Eisenberg apparently wrote the screenplay and she should know what she’s talking about.I don’t know why I care, this is going to HBO Max which probably means I’ll never see it.