The answer to this riddle is a single word.
Murray Abraham as Greek.
The sun seen from the dark side.
And someone who is always late.The whole?
I just love Meryl Streep!
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$\begingroup$ Thought on this one for a while. Let's see if anything comes to mind. Might need a hint added tho. $\endgroup$– Z. DaileyMar 26 '16 at 2:30
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I think the word is
PHILOSOPHY
Argument:
* PHI = Greek letter F = F. Murray Abraham
* LOS = SOL backwards = sun seen from the dark side
* OPHY = someone who is always late; http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ophy
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* PHILOS $\approx$ philia, Greek word for "Love"; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_words_for_love
* SOPHY = Meryl Streep's role in "Sophie's Choice" (Thanks to @KeyboardWielder)
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$\begingroup$ I'm still not convinced on the term that only has one urbandictionary definition to support it, but I like this one a lot otherwise. $\endgroup$ Mar 28 '16 at 12:52
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I think the word is:
sophy / Sophie
Because:
loving = -sophy
Meryl Streep = Sophie in "Sophie's Choice"
I'm not sure of the rest, but some Googling suggests:-
sophy (wise man)
Sophie Harrison
Sophie Foster
I don't know if Googling was in the right spirit of answering this puzzle, so for now I'll leave it there and perhaps let someone else post a better answer...
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I think the word is
Oscar
This part is incomplete:
Murray Abraham as Greek - refers to F Murray Abraham's role in Mighty Aphrodite
The sun seen from the dark side - Dark Side of the Sun, Brad Pitt's first leading role.
And someone who is always late - could refer to how Oscar bait movies are usually released very late in the year, so as to be fresh in Oscar voters' minds.
I just love Meryl Steep! - Holds records for the most nominations (including 3 wins)
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2$\begingroup$ But these connections to the Oscar are rather vague. F Murray Abraham did not receive an Oscar for his role in Mighty Aphrodite, just the movie itself did receive an Oscar. If you find the real answer, then every line will make sense. $\endgroup$– HaobinMar 4 '16 at 11:10