"Let Them All Talk" review: Meryl Streep and pals at play
Print It’s one of the surest signs of directorial freedom that a filmmaker can go loose with legends, be arty yet entertaining, and produce work that’s fleet of foot without seeming flighty. Steven Soderbergh is in that kind of phase now with his movie career, looking for ways to push himself yet not push away the audience. In that respect, “Let Them All Talk,” a layered serving of ego comedy and wise melancholy surrounding a high-toned author played by Meryl Streep on a trip with old friends (Dianne Wiest, Candice Bergen), satisfies as it should. Sometimes, in the long scheme of a di...
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