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0:00On May 2nd, Meryl Streep just spilled some set secrets from the 1992 flick, death becomes her. In a recent Vanity Fair interview, the 76-year-old legend admitted she got annoyed with co-star Goldie Hahn for showing up late every day. Streep's always punctual, but Hahn rolled in with that effortless charm and it irked her back then. Picture this, Hahn driving up in her red convertible, hair all win-tost, apologizing cutely while the crew melted. Streep called herself annoying for being on time, but Hahn's vibe had everyone hooked. Still, it created real tension during those shoots. Despite the friction, Streep said they ended up laughing nonstop, calling Hahn the best laugher in America. The two played rivals fighting over youth and a guy played by Bruce Willis, and that on-set dynamic added some unintended irony to their roles. Fast forward, and Streep has nothing but love for Hahn now, saying she's one of her closest buddies. She also gave props to Willis, noting his fun energy, despite rumors of him being tricky on other sets.

1:03He was a total pro, willing to get silly for the camera. The movie pulled in 149 million dollars worldwide, snagged an Oscar for visual effects, and now it's blowing up again as a cult hit, on Peacock. Streep and Hahn's old spat is ancient history, proving even icons keep it real and move on. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News, today powered by AI, on Cori with the story.