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Funny Girl

People who see FUNNY GIRL are the luckiest people in the world!
1968 | 155m | English

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Director: William Wyler
Writer: Isobel Lennart
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The life of famed 1930s comedienne Fanny Brice, from her early days in the Jewish slums of New York, to the height of her career with the Ziegfeld Follies, as well as her marriage to the rakish gambler Nick Arnstein.
Release Date: Sep 19, 1968
Director: William Wyler
Writer: Isobel Lennart
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Keywords comedian, musical, marriage, divorce
Production Companies Columbia Pictures, Rastar Productions
Box Office Revenue: $52,223,306
Budget: $14,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Barbra Streisand Fanny Brice
Omar Sharif Nick Arnstein
Kay Medford Rose Brice
Anne Francis Georgia James
Walter Pidgeon Florenz Ziegfeld
Lee Allen Eddie Ryan
Mae Questel Mrs. Strakosh
Gerald Mohr Branca
Frank Faylen Keeney
Mittie Lawrence Emma
Gertrude Flynn Mrs. O'Malley
Penny Santon Mrs. Meeker
John Harmon Company Manager
Thordis Brandt Ziegfeld Girl
Bettina Brenna Ziegfeld Girl
Virginia Ann Ford Ziegfeld Girl
Alena Johnston Ziegfeld Girl
Karen Stride Ziegfeld Girl
Mary Jane Mangler Ziegfeld Girl
Inga Neilsen Ziegfeld Girl
Sharon Vaughn Ziegfeld Girl
Martin Abrahams Chorus Boy (uncredited)
Lillian Adams Pushcart Woman (uncredited)
Peter Adams Card Player (uncredited)
Charles Akins Man (uncredited)
Leon Alton Audience Member (uncredited)
Kristin Andersen Fanny's Cousin (uncredited)
Martin Ashe First Nighter (uncredited)
Al Avalon Card Player (uncredited)
Chela Bacigalupo Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Al Bain Stagehand (uncredited)
Frank Baron Regan (uncredited)
Bobbie Bates Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Rudy Battaglia Joey (uncredited)
Al Beaudine Backstage Spectator (uncredited)
William Benedict Western Union Boy (uncredited)
Gary Bohn Reporter (uncredited)
Donald Bradburn Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Paul Bradley Card Player (uncredited)
Blanche Bronte Woman in the Window (uncredited)
Phyllis George Showgirl (uncredited)
Buddy Bryan Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Fletcher Bryant Photographer (uncredited)
Barbara Burgess Mirror Girl (uncredited)
Irving Burns Dentist (uncredited)
Gene Callahan Captain (uncredited)
Kyra Carleton Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Garrett Cassell Server (uncredited)
Noble 'Kid' Chissell Vendor (uncredited)
Robert Christian Messenger (uncredited)
Roy Clark Dancer (uncredited)
Sterling Clark Dancer (uncredited)
Ruth Clifford Maid (uncredited)
Jerome Collamore Milkman (uncredited)
Gene Columbus Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Daniel Cook Cab Driver (uncredited)
Cis Corman Ziegfield Girl (uncredited)
Tom Cound Waiter (uncredited)
Chris Cranston Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited)
Leon Daniels Card Player (uncredited)
Tony Dante Gambler (uncredited)
Diane Davis Candelabra Girl (uncredited)
Gayle Davis Chandelier Girl (uncredited)
Hal K. Dawson Doorman at Keeney's (uncredited)
Lavina Dawson Sadie (uncredited)
Marcel De La Brosse Paul the Waiter (uncredited)
Pepe J. DeChiazza Skater (uncredited)
Jack Del Rio Man (uncredited)
John Dennis Newsman (uncredited)
George DeNormand Card Player (uncredited)
Joseph Dolphin Photographer (uncredited)
Barrie Duffus Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Minta Durfee Citizen (uncredited)
Kevin Edwards Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Edith Emelyne Wardrobe Woman (uncredited)
Sheila English Showgirl (uncredited)
Lynn Fields Specialty Dancer (uncredited)
John Frayer Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Ralph Gambina Gambler (uncredited)
Larry Gelman Newsman (uncredited)
Rudy Germane Audience Member (uncredited)
Joseph Glick Citizen (uncredited)
Lloyd Gough Lawyer Bill Fallon (uncredited)
Janet Hadland Bride (uncredited)
Dann E. Hadzick Card Player (uncredited)
Viola Harris First Nighter (uncredited)
Linda Howe Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Craig Huxley Hecky (uncredited)
Rini Jarmon Ballet Dancer (uncredited)
Michael Jeffers Backstage Spectator (uncredited)
Howard Jeffrey Specialty Dancer (uncredited)
Elaine Joyce Keeney Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Jack Kasabian Assistant Photographer (uncredited)
Adam Kaufman Little Boy (uncredited)
Paul Keith Choreographer (uncredited)
Sherwood Keith Doorman (uncredited)
Ingeborg Kjeldsen Opera Singer (uncredited)
Norma Jean Kron Customer (uncredited)
Sherry Lansing Girlfriend (uncredited)
Avram Lax Tie Peddler (uncredited)
Frances Weintraub Lax Pushcart Woman / Woman on Henry Street (uncredited)
Ethelreda Leopold Audience Member (uncredited)
Robert Locke Lorraine Butler (uncredited)
Arlyn E. Loynd Cameraman (uncredited)
Freeman Lusk Judge (uncredited)
Lester Mack Man (uncredited)
Michael Mark Halvah Peddler (uncredited)
Geoffrey Steele Steward (uncredited)
Shelley Morrison Second Floor Woman (uncredited)
Name Job
Isobel Lennart Novel, Story, Screenplay
Irene Sharaff Costume Design
Wendell Franklin Assistant Director
Ben Lane Makeup Supervisor
Michael Blum Assistant Director
Virginia Darcy Hair Designer
William Kiernan Set Decoration
Bob Merrill Lyricist
Harry Stradling Sr. Director of Photography
Frank McCoy Makeup Artist
Jack Roe Assistant Director
Enrico Cortese Makeup Artist
Maury Winetrobe Editor
Albert Whitlock Special Effects
William Sands Editor
Ray Gosnell Jr. Assistant Director
Gene Callahan Production Design
Vivienne Walker Hair Designer
Robert Luthardt Art Direction
William Wyler Director
Jule Styne Original Music Composer, Songs
Herbert Ross Choreographer
Name Title
Ray Stark Producer
Organization Category Person
Academy Awards Best Actor Barbra Streisand Nominated
Academy Awards Best Actress Barbra Streisand Won
Academy Awards Best Supporting Actress Kay Medford Won
Academy Awards Best Picture N/A Nominated
Academy Awards Best Director William Wyler Nominated
Academy Awards Best Actor Yves Montand Nominated
Academy Awards Best Director Jules Dassin Nominated
Academy Awards Best Supporting Actor Lou Jacobi Won
Golden Globes Best Actor Barbra Streisand Won
Golden Globes Best Supporting Actress Kay Medford Won
Golden Globes Best Picture N/A Won
Golden Globes Best Actor Michael Caine Nominated
Golden Globes Best Actress Barbra Streisand Won
Golden Globes Best Picture N/A Nominated
Golden Globes Best Supporting Actress Barbra Streisand Won
BAFTA Awards Best Actor Barbra Streisand Won
BAFTA Awards Best Picture N/A Nominated
BAFTA Awards Best Actress Barbra Streisand Won
BAFTA Awards Best Director William Wyler Nominated
BAFTA Awards Best Supporting Actor Omar Sharif Jr. Nominated
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Reviews

Geronimo1967
7.0

Barbra Streisand is simply superb in this depiction of the early life of Vaudeville girl and more Fanny Brice. From her humble beginnings, and with the help of her friend Eddie Ryan (Lee Allen) we see her come to the attention of the mighty Florenz Ziegfeld (Walter Pidgeon) before her career becomes ... the stuff of legend. Streisand's characterisation is authentic - her stoic Jewish antecedence, her less-than-pin-up looks; her sassiness are all charmingly captured as she gradually falls for her debonaire, if somewhat flawed, beau Omar Sharif - who is also very effective as her rakish love Nicky Arsntein. Their tumultuous relationship, peppered with plenty of pithy dialogue and partnered with an outstanding collection of songs from award winning lyricists Jule Styne and Bob Merrill, James Hanley and Grant Clarke just makes this an excellent piece of theatre on a big screen. The likes of "Second Hand Rose"; "People" and "Don't Rain on My Parade" have long since become standards of the American songbook oft sung by the great and the good ever since. There are also plenty of engaging cameo characters - especially at the beginning - to keep this classy piece of cinema from William Wyler well worth a watch. Loads of poetic licence, here - its not an autobiography - it's just an enjoyable 2½ of entertainment.

Mar 27, 2022