Emily Blunt Reveals How She Saved Meryl Streep's Life

Emily Blunt Reveals How She Saved Meryl Streep's Life

Emily Blunt has revealed that she saved Meryl Streep's life on the set of the upcoming Into The Woods. James Cordon has told he feared Meryl Streep was going to die when they filmed upcoming musical fantasy film 'Into the Woods'.

Cordon Recalled, "(She) starts to fall back, head first. Time slowed down and I thought, 'I'm about to watch Meryl Streep die. It's happening.' I wish I could say I didn't consider my own career in this,"

John Krasinski's wife said, "We were rehearsing a scene where she's playing the Witch and she's supposed to jump on the table with a cape and everything. And I just saw this thing happen in slow motion. You know when you see something awful happen and it's like the sound cuts out? Meryl Streep's foot got caught in her cape and we just slowly stared to watch her topple head first towards the concrete floor."

"Rob Marshall and James Corden froze, didn't move," she continued,

 "And the pregnant woman caught her…so she owes me, big time."

Earlier in the interview, Emily had discussed starring alongside

 Meryl in Into The Woods and joked, "Yeah, she tormented me in 

that [Devil Wears Prada] and now she's tormenting me in this movie,"

 "She's the Witch that has cast a horrible spell on our house. 

So I just said this is it we couldn't have any other dynamic now.

 You just have to hate me."

"Well she owes me. That's why I think at some point I should 

play the Queen of Versailles and she could be my lonely 

dressmaker…" she said. "I mentioned it to her and her response

 was 'dream on.'"

Angelina Julie Still Considering A Potential Political Career

Angelina Julie Still Considering A Potential Political Care

Hollywood film writer, director and actor still seems unclear what path she will ultimately follow. She seems to be debating a permanent career change once again. 

Angelina Julie who is already a major humanitarian involved 

in charities across the globe, Jolie told ITV News that she would 

consider making a permanent switch if she knew she 

"felt I could make a difference."

Angelina Julie says, who became a Goodwill Ambassador in 200.

"I don't know what that means or where that will lead me but

 I want to be effective," says Jolie, who became a UN Goodwill

 Ambassador in 2001. "I want to help to make change." 

Since joining the UN's Julie has risen to the rank of director

and special envoy for UN high commissioner for refuges, Julie

is more than aware of the atrocities plaguing other nations.

"We have overall a failing of international leadership when we 

have 51 million people displaced from conflict, more people 

displaced than since after World War II, when we have completely

 open-ended conflicts, when we have crises like Syria," she said. 

"We seem to be completely unable to handle it and make ground

 and help all of the people who are starving and dying at the 

moment...I think clearly if you look around the world you can

 say that we simply are not doing enough."

She always has balanced her time between her Hollywood career

and her social works. The Maleficent actress previously told

vanity fair that she knows her A-list actress status might inhibit 

any chance at a political career. 

"I honestly don't know in what role I would be more useful," 

Jolie confessed. "I am conscious of what I do for a living, 

and that could make it less possible." 

She also told George Stephanopoulos during an interview 

on Good Morning America in May.

"But I'm not sure if I would ever be taken seriously in that

 way and be able to be effective."