Classify Meryl Streep

[Prince Carlo]

Pred Norid with minor Borreby.

[billErobreren]

She has Jewish ancestry which could be the Dinaric influence.

does she?

I love Meryl Streep. She is probably the most talented actress to emerge in the past 35 years or thereabouts.

Wish I knew what her ancestry was. Looks somewhat Borreby or Baltid to me. I am not very good at this shit, though

Streep sounds Dutch to me but I do know her mother is of Irish/English & German descent

[Nglund]

Predominantly Keltic Nordid/Anglo-Saxon.
She could also pass as East-Nordid.

[rhiannon]

She was quite beautiful when she was younger....and she has aged very gracefully.

I don't think she has any Jewish ancestry.....have never heard such thing before.

[CelticViking]

does she?

I don't think she has any Jewish ancestry.....have never heard such thing before.

It was on Wikipedia for a few years and last time I checked when I was looking at that Thatcher film cast .

For the record, Meryl Streep is no Pasadena Wasp: she was born in Summit, New Jersey in 1949, to a commercial artist called Mary and pharmaceutical executive called Harry. Her ancestry is a mixture of English, Swiss, Irish and Dutch. On her father's side she can trace distant Sephardic Jewish ancestors from Spain. But she still has long blonde hair

http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2008/...tures.culture2

Meryl Streep was born on June 22, 1949 in Summit, New Jersey. Her father, Harry Streep, Jr. was a pharmaceutical executive of Dutch descent and her mother Mary was a commercial artist of Irish, Swiss and English descent. The family's original surname, Messerschmitz, was changed to Streep in the Netherlands by her Sephardic Jewish ancestors. Her Jewish ancestry is distant and Streep's father was raised an Episcopalian. The Dutch word "streep" means "line" as in dividing line. There is a Dutch saying,"zet er een streep onder", which translate loosely to "let's start over again". The saying probably explains why her ancestors picked the name "Streep" for their new family name.

http://www.nnp.org/nni/Publications/...an/streep.html

Streep was born Mary Louise Streep in Summit, New Jersey, USA. Her father, Harry Streep, Jr., was a pharmaceutical executive and her mother, Mary, was a commercial artist of Swiss, Irish and English descent. Streep has said that her father's family is of Dutch descent, and that the family's original surname, Messerschnitz, was changed to Streep in the Netherlands by her Sephardic Jewish ancestors. However, census records suggest that Streep may not, in fact, descend from a Dutch family of the name Streep but rather from a German family of the name Streeb. Thus, her ancestry may be German and Protestant rather than Dutch and Jewish.

http://www.meryl-streep.net/meryl-streep-biography.asp

[GeistFaust]

Norid predominantly with a strong Alpinoid-Cro-Magnon tendency(Borreby).

[billErobreren]

Norid predominantly with a strong Alpinoid-Cro-Magnon tendency(Borreby).

Definitely^

It was on Wikipedia for a few years and last time I checked when I was looking at that Thatcher film cast .


http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2008/...tures.culture2



http://www.nnp.org/nni/Publications/...an/streep.html

http://www.meryl-streep.net/meryl-streep-biography.asp

I'm sorry if I'm not fully convinced but I've never met or heard of any Sephardics with names like "Messerschmitz" which sounds German or Yiddish. Sephardi people usually have off-sounding Latin surnames.

If she is partially Jewish I don't think it's even worth mentioning(It says so there too, using the word "distant") because it didn't affect her looks whatsoever

[Treffie]

She has Jewish ancestry which could be the Dinaric influence.

If she does have Jewish ancestry, it hasn't influenced her phenotype. The Dinaric `influence` could be just Bell-Beaker.

[Rastko]

pred. Noric.

[rashka]

She is not Keltic-Nordid as her face and jaw area do not present that phenotype. She is most probably an East-Nordid/Baltid type. What part would you say is the dinarid and the borreby influence?

She is absolutely beautiful. She can definitely pass in many slavic countries.