Funny Girl: A Garota Genial

Título original: Funny Girl

1968
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2 h 31 min

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Barbra Streisand and Omar Sharif in Funny Girl: A Garota Genial (1968)

The life of Fanny Brice, famed comedienne and entertainer of the early 1900s. We see her rise to fame as a Ziegfeld girl, subsequent career, and her personal life, particularly her relationship with Nick Arnstein.

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Classic Musical Slapstick Biography Comedy Drama Musical Romance

Relata a história de Fanny Brice, uma famosa comediante do início do século XX. Vemos sua ascensão à fama, sua carreira subsequente e sua vida pessoal, particularmente seu relacionamento com... Ler tudoRelata a história de Fanny Brice, uma famosa comediante do início do século XX. Vemos sua ascensão à fama, sua carreira subsequente e sua vida pessoal, particularmente seu relacionamento com Nick Arnstein.Relata a história de Fanny Brice, uma famosa comediante do início do século XX. Vemos sua ascensão à fama, sua carreira subsequente e sua vida pessoal, particularmente seu relacionamento com Nick Arnstein.

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Curiosidades
William Wyler was asked by a friend whether Barbra Streisand had been hard to work with. He replied, "No, not too hard, considering it was the first movie she ever directed."

Erros de gravação
After Nick's release from prison in 1927, he and Fanny did not sadly but amicably part. Instead, Nick rewarded Fanny's years of support by almost immediately starting a series of affairs. Fanny demanded he give her grounds for divorce and even had their children's last name legally changed to Brice. Although he and Fanny would meet again several years later, he never attempted to see his children again.

Citações
Fannie Brice: I'm a bagel on a plate full of onion rolls!

Versões alternativas
The original theatrical version included an additional overture before the opening credits, an intermission after "Don't Rain On My Parade," and exit music after the end credits. These additional music pieces have been restored for the DVD release.

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Featured in This Is Streisand (1968)

Trilhas sonoras
Overture
(uncredited)
Music by Jule Styne

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I've decided to purchase all of Omar Sharif's movies of the 60s and have myself an Omar Sharif film festival, thanks mainly to this movie! Sure, Barbra has always been my favorite songbird, and without a doubt, after seeing her here, hello--she deserved that Oscar, hands down. But "it" boy of the 1960s Omar Sharif was just achingly splendid as suave, cultured gentleman and card shark Nick Arnstein. No big stretch for the guy though, who was schooled in French and English schools, in addition to being a professional bridge player and, like Nick Arnstein, also owns racehorses (much later in life, he too almost lost his shirt to gambling). The chemistry between both stars work very well, and the seduction scene was quite funny (what nonchalance indeed, putting beds in restaurants) and and Mr. Sharif could have, should have pursued a singing career with that wonderful voice and patented accent! Rumors were rife that both were having an affair while filming. Barbra, you certainly were on a roll. Note to Omar: I am woman...and YOU'RE THE MAN!