Movie screen legend Meryl Streep was seen in New York City on Tuesday morning.
The actress, 72, was in a gray coat with a floral lining as she smiled to onlookers while heading into the Today show.
When on the morning program with her Don't Look Up co-star Jonah Hill, 37, they shared funny anecdotes about working together.
Stepping out in style: Movie screen legend Meryl Streep was seen in New York City on Tuesday morning
Always stylish: The actress, 72, was in a gray coat with a floral lining as she smiled to onlookers while heading into the Today show
Streep and Hill sat down with Today Show's Savannah Guthrie and shared about their experience working together on the sci-fi disaster comedy.
When Guthrie asked Hill what he calls the 21-time Oscar nominated actress, Streep jokingly replied, 'Boss' and Hill quickly agreed, then added, 'I call her the GOAT — the greatest of all time.'
Hilarity ensued when Streep revealed that at first, she didn't know what the word meant, and simply thought of it as a cute nickname.
'I thought it was cute. I thought, "Why is he calling me a GOAT?" And I sort of thought, "Well, you kind of look like a goat,"' she said, to which Hill replied, 'Not true.'
Best co-stars: When on the morning program with her Don't Look Up co-star Jonah Hill, they shared funny anecdotes about working together
'I didn’t know what that meant,' Streep revealed. 'I’m not up on things.'
It was Jennifer Lawrence who came to the rescue and explained that the word was actually a great compliment.
'Jen (Lawrence) filled her in. Meryl was saying, "Oh, I think he
