John_Boy

Streisand in Funny Girl

Perhaps but she did the majority of her movies a very short span and then pretty much stopped working. As for not worth the bother she was the first choice for practically every role (whether she was right for it or not) for years because of the possibility of big box office.

Whistle Down the Wind Tiger Bay The Family Way

Who knows? My ex knew several people she had helped without any fanfare. I agree the book is ridiculous. And i loved Buyer and Cellar. I think she is very lazy. How many movies has she done since Yentl? She was after all the most bankable actress in movies for at least a decade

I'm admittedly a big fan but that's an interesting bird's eye view, John

It was after the film was out of general release.

Or he is a liar whichever opinion you believe. Or it's context. Rex Reed was a longtime Streisand detractor

"About a week from the moment I met her, I was madly in love with her. I thought she was the most gorgeous girl I'd ever seen in my life...I found her physically beautiful, and I started lusting after this woman." Sharif also said this about Streisand

Does it matter that many biographers if Melville say he was gay?? Or Charles Vidor of Gilda? Why does it matter that not everyone in the audience views the movie in the same way?

I don't remember where I read it but I remember reading she considered Now Voyager her best. They are all great performances

In most film studies classes it's that film and It Happened One Night the same yr

It's not screwball but Bette Davis should have won for The Letter in 1940. It's arguably her greatest performance

While every actor is obviously not gay it makes me laugh to see those who don't think there's a chance that some of the great stars of the golden era were

Streisand in both The owl and tge pussycat and what's up doc?

The Way We Were is among my top ten of all time!