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La relazione burrascosa della cantante Fanny Brice con lo showman Billy Rose.La relazione burrascosa della cantante Fanny Brice con lo showman Billy Rose.La relazione burrascosa della cantante Fanny Brice con lo showman Billy Rose.
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Eugene Troobnick
- Ned
- (as Gene Troobnick)
Samantha C. Kirkeby
- Fran
- (as Samantha Huffaker)
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- QuizBarbra Streisand did not want James Caan to douse her with the talcum powder. She feared the powder was toxic and, when breathed in, would coat her lungs. Caan agreed to hold back, but when cameras were rolling he hit her with it anyway. The scene was only filmed once, and both stars got a big laugh of it.
- BlooperNear the end of the movie, in a meeting between Brice and Rose, they discuss his divorce from Eleanor Holm. Rose and Holm divorced three years after Brice's death, so the discussion could not have taken place as portrayed in the film.
- Citazioni
Fanny Brice: [at her first meeting Billy Rose] If we hate the same people and you get your suit cleaned, it's a match.
- ConnessioniFeatured in Hollywood Singing & Dancing: A Musical History - 1970's (2009)
Recensione in evidenza
Let's get the biggest question out of the way: Is FUNNY LADY as good as FUNNY GIRL? Of course not, but how many movies are? This is the lively follow-up to the 1968 masterpiece, that continues Fanny's (Streisand's) story after her divorce from Nick (Sharif) and her second marriage to producer Billy Rose (James Caan).
This film was a sure-fire hit back in '75. Made on a then-hefty budget of $7 million, FUNNY LADY went on to gross over $48 million in the United States alone. Streisand and Caan have a sparkling chemistry, and Sharif is charming. Also, Roddy McDowell is memorable in a supporting role as Bobby.
The screenplay, though familiar, is surprisingly crisp with some fresh comedy bits and a bittersweet conclusion. The music isn't anywhere near as good as the original's, but there are some nice numbers including the showstopper "How Lucky Can You Get?" and the soft "More Than You Know."
FUNNY LADY is a very good movie and great sequel. Although the original is the place to start, the Streisand-Caan chemistry will give fans a good fix. Enjoy!
My score: 7 out of 10.
This film was a sure-fire hit back in '75. Made on a then-hefty budget of $7 million, FUNNY LADY went on to gross over $48 million in the United States alone. Streisand and Caan have a sparkling chemistry, and Sharif is charming. Also, Roddy McDowell is memorable in a supporting role as Bobby.
The screenplay, though familiar, is surprisingly crisp with some fresh comedy bits and a bittersweet conclusion. The music isn't anywhere near as good as the original's, but there are some nice numbers including the showstopper "How Lucky Can You Get?" and the soft "More Than You Know."
FUNNY LADY is a very good movie and great sequel. Although the original is the place to start, the Streisand-Caan chemistry will give fans a good fix. Enjoy!
My score: 7 out of 10.
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- Data di uscita
- Paese di origine
- Sito ufficiale
- Lingua
- Celebre anche come
- Смешная леди
- Luoghi delle riprese
- Central Station, Oakland, California, Stati Uniti(Cleveland station Fanny & Billy Jack talk)
- Aziende produttrici
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Botteghino
- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 39.000.000 USD
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 39.000.000 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione2 ore 16 minuti
- Colore
- Mix di suoni
- Proporzioni
- 2.35 : 1
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