Varietyranked Kramer vs. Kramer among the 100 greatest movies of all time, describing it as “piercingly perceptive grown-up filmmaking, all too rare today,” on a list topped by classics such as Psycho, The Wizard of Oz, The Godfather, and Citizen Kane.
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"It was the first time I ever made a movie where I was living through what I was acting, unlike a writer or painter, who gets up in the morning and can exorcise what they're going through," he explained. “It's quite unusual to be getting a divorce, my first and only divorce, at the time I'm shooting a movie about a man getting a divorce."
In the documentary, Hoffman admitted, "I'm sure I was acting out on [Streep] throughout the movie. Stuff that I was feeling toward the wife that I was divorcing in real life.”
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Streep never worked with Hoffman again after Kramer vs. Kramer. In 2018, she told the New York Times that the actor slapped her during filming to make her performance more authentic.
The Oscar-winning actress added that such a move would never fly today. “I think those things are being corrected in this moment. And they’re not politically corrected, they’re fixed,” she said. “They will be fixed, because people won’t accept it anymore. So that’s a good thing.”
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