Barbra Streisand
Barbra Streisand (* 24. April 1942 as Barbara Joan Streisand in New York City ) is an American singer , actress and director . Streisand, who started out as a musical actress, is one of the world's most successful singers with over 145 million records sold.
Since her breakthrough with the lead role in the film Funny Girl (1968), she has also been counted among the stars of New Hollywood and was later able to establish herself with her own film productions and directing work. She has received several Grammy Awards for her musical achievements, she has also won the Oscar for Best Actress (Funny Girl) and for Best Movie Song ( Evergreen from A Star Is Born ) as well as several Emmys , Golden Globe Awards and a Special Tony Award . She is the only artist to land at number 1 on the US charts with at least one album each for six consecutive decades .
Life
Family background
Barbra Streisand was born into a Jewish family in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn . Her father Emanuel Streisand was a primary school teacher and died when she was 15 months old. Her mother Diana Ida Rosen was a school secretary and had a son, Sheldon Streisand, with her first husband. Her mother married Louis Kind when Barbra Streisand was seven years old. From this marriage comes Streisand's half-sister Roslyn Kind , who also became an actress, singer and songwriter . Streisand's paternal grandparents came from Galicia . A childhood friend was the future world chess champion Bobby Fischer , who also attended Erasmus Hall High School in Flatbush .
Music career
On December 29, 1955, 13-year-old Barbra Streisand recorded two songs for a demo tape. One of the recordings was You'll Never Know . In the fall of 1957 she was an Honors Student (student with very good grades) in her class. She sang in the school choir with Neil Diamond ; However, both did not get to know each other personally until many years later during their duo You Don't Bring Me Flowers together and are still friends today.
As a teenager, Streisand performed as a nightclub singer. Because she actually wanted to be an actress, she played in the musical Driftwood and several other summer theater productions (Summer stock) . She gained her first stage experience in 1958 when she appeared in three plays at the Clinton Theater.
In 1961 she made her first television appearance on the Tonight Show . She signed her first record deal in 1962 with Columbia Records . Other guest appearances on television followed, for example in the Judy Garland Show in 1963, where she sang Happy Days Are Here Again and Judy Garland Get Happy . Both songs were arranged in a duet by Garland. After these successes, she released her second album in the fall of 1963 with The Second Barbra Streisand Album . With her first album The Barbra Streisand Album , she won two Grammys in 1964. From 1961 she also got engagements on Broadway . She played her first role in the musical I Can Get It For You Wholesale, another in 1964 as Fanny Brice in the musical Funny Girl .
Her first record successes and the hit on Broadway with Funny Girl brought her a multi-year television contract with the television company CBS , which produced TV specials with her until the late 1960s. The highlight of these shows was the live recording of a concert in New York's Central Park in front of 300,000 spectators with free admission. She won the Oscar for best actress in 1969 for Funny Girl , a film adaptation of the musical of the same name. In 1970, Streisand received a Special Tony Award for her Broadway career in the previous decade.
After Streisand became known in the 1960s with artistic and very successful songs from Broadway musicals and interpretations in the field of traditional pop and jazz standards , she switched to the album What About Today? for the first time in a contemporary musical direction under the influence of soft rock and mass and youth culture. In the 1970s and early 1980s she was one of the most important pop singers with her distinctive, always somewhat dramatic singing style, with a repertoire of numerous ballads, some of them from film soundtracks. Starting with the album Lazy Afternoon (1975), she also repeatedly recorded songs in the disco style that was popular at the time. This culminated in the number one success No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) , a duet with the then "Queen of Disco", Donna Summer .
She received a second Oscar in 1977 for her composition Evergreen for the film A Star Is Born . She was the first woman to receive this award. In the same year she was immortalized with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Between 1970 and 1980 she received the prestigious AGVA Georgie Award from the Association of American Variety Artists for her achievements on the music stage.
In 1980 Streisand's most commercially successful pop album Guilty was released , which was produced by the Bee Gees and from which the world hit Woman in Love was released. It was only with The Broadway Album in 1985 that she returned to her musical roots when she recorded some of his most beautiful musicals under the direction of Stephen Sondheim . The album became a best seller and brought her again in 1987 the Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.
In total, she released more than sixty albums, including her film soundtracks, for which she was awarded over 50 golds, over 30 platinum and more than 18 multi-platinum records, putting her in second place in the all-time charts the Beatles and the Rolling Stones and is only surpassed by Elvis Presley .
In the summer of 2007 Streisand went on a concert tour in continental Europe for the first time, with stops in Zurich , Vienna , Paris , Berlin , Manchester , Dublin and London . In 2012, Streisand went on her back-to-Brooklyn tour in the USA . This took her to Europe again in 2013, with stations in London, Amsterdam , Cologne , Berlin and Tel Aviv .
Film career
Streisand has directed several films, such as Yentl , where she worked as a producer, director, screenwriter and leading actress. Dealing with the in Yentl themed Judaism runs like a thread through Streisand works. She also founded the Barwoods Films production company in 1972 , which she uses to produce her own films. With Barwoods she produced Yentl, Nuts… Crazy , Lord of the Tides and Love has two faces with great success. She celebrated a resounding success in 1972 in the female lead in the film Is' was, Doc? directed by Peter Bogdanovich and starring Ryan O'Neal .
In her first films she was mostly dubbed by Sabine Eggerth ; from the 1980s until her death, Dagmar Heller was her permanent German voice.
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From 1963 to 1971 Streisand was married to actor Elliott Gould , with whom they have their son Jason Gould . This can be seen as a supporting actor in Streisand's film Lord of the Tides . In 1998 she married the actor James Brolin . Her trademarks are her light silver look and her big nose. She refused a nose operation because she feared that it would affect her voice.
Streisand has been involved in numerous charity projects with the Streisand Foundation since 1986 . Streisand has always stood up for the US Liberal Democratic Party . For this reason, in 1971, she was part of Republican President Richard Nixon's list of enemies .
Mentions in popular culture
Streisand is often mentioned in the animated series South Park , in the episode "Robo Streisand" of the first season she is even a main character. She was a recurring theme in the sitcom The Nanny , where she was referred to as a great role model for the main character portrayed by Fran Drescher , as well as in Glee , where Rachel Berry names her as one of her idols. Streisand is also mentioned in films like In & Out or Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas .
In the music video for the song Barbra Streisand by the band Duck Sauce , she is portrayed by an actress.
Barbra Streisand is also responsible for naming the Streisand effect , which is used to describe the media phenomenon that the attempt to suppress information first makes it known to a larger audience.
In 2016 she was appointed chairman of a committee for an arts center at Ground Zero in Manhattan, which is to consist of three halls in a building cube.
Filmography
cinemamovies
- 1968: Funny Girl
- 1969: Hello, Dolly!
- 1970: On a Clear Day ... (On a Clear Day You Can See Forever)
- 1970: The Owl and the Pussycat (The Owl And The Pussycat)
- 1972: Is' what, Doc? (What's Up, Doc?)
- 1972: Sandbox (Up the Sandbox)
- 1973: The Way We Were (The Way We Were / Cherie Bitter)
- 1974: You're Right With Me (For Pete's Sake)
- 1975: Funny Lady
- 1976: A Star Is Born (also music)
- 1979: What, you don't want to? (The Main Event, also production)
- 1981: All Night Long
- 1983: Yentl
- 1984: Sunday Night Live (TV movie)
- 1987: Nuts ... crazy (Nuts, also production and music)
- 1991: Lord of the Tides (The Prince of Tides, also directed and produced)
- 1996: Love has two faces (The Mirror Has Two Faces, also direction, production and music)
- 2004: My wife, her in-laws and I (Meet the Fockers)
- 2010: My wife, our kids and I (Little Fockers)
- 2012: Out and about with Mum (The Guilt Trip)
TV specials
- 1965: My Name Is Barbra
- 1966: Color Me Barbra
- 1967: The Belle of 14th Street
- 1968: A Happening in Central Park
- 1973: Barbra Streisand… and Other Musical Instruments
- 1975: Funny Girl to Funny Lady
- 1976: Barbra: With One More Look at You
- 1983: A Film Is Born: The Making of 'Yentl'
- 1986: Putting It Together: The Making of The Broadway Album
- 1987: One Voice
- 1994: Barbra Streisand: The Concert
- 2001: Barbra Streisand: Timeless
- 2009: Streisand: Live in Concert
- 2009: Friday Night with Streisand and Ross
Stage appearances
- 1961-1963: I Can Get It for You Wholesale
- 1964-1965: Funny Girl
- 1966: Funny Girl
Discography
Studio albums
| year | title |
Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes) |
Remarks | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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 CH
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 UK
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 US
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| 1963 | The Barbra Streisand Album | - | - | - | - |
US8th  (101 weeks)US |
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| The Second Barbra Streisand Album | - | - | - | - |
US2 (74 weeks)US |
First published: August 1963
Sales: + 500,000 |
|
| 1964 | The Third Barbra Streisand Album | - | - | - | - |
US5 (74 weeks)US |
First published: February 1964
Sales: + 500,000 |
| People | - | - | - | - |
US1  (84 weeks)US |
||
| 1965 | My name is Barbra | - | - | - | - |
US2 (68 weeks)US |
First published: May 1965
Sales: + 500,000 album for the TV show of the same name on April 28, 1965 |
| My Name Is Barbra, Two ... | - | - | - |
UK6 (22 weeks) UK |
US2 (48 weeks)US |
||
| 1966 | Color Me Barbra |
DE33 (1 week) DE |
- | - | - |
US3 (36 weeks)US |
First published: March 1966
Sales: + 500,000 album for the TV show of the same name on March 30, 1966 |
| Je m'appelle Barbra | - | - | - | - |
US5 (29 weeks)US |
First published: October 1966
Sales: + 500,000 |
|
| 1967 | Simply Streisand | - | - | - | - |
US12 (23 weeks)US |
First published: October 1967
Sales: + 500,000 |
| 1969 | What About Today? | - | - | - | - |
US31 (17 weeks) US |
First published: July 1969
|
| 1971 | Stoney End | - | - | - |
UK28 (2 weeks) UK |
US10 (29 weeks)US |
First published: February 1971
Sales: + 1,000,000 |
| Barbra Joan Streisand | - | - | - | - |
US11 (26 weeks)US |
First published: August 1971
Sales: + 500,000 |
|
| 1973 | Barbra Streisand… and Other Musical Instruments |
- | - | - | - |
US64 (? Where) US |
First release: November 1973
album for the TV show of the same name from November 2, 1973 |
| 1974 | butterfly | - | - | - | - |
US13 (24 weeks)US |
First published: October 1, 1974
Sales: + 500,000 |
| 1975 | Lazy afternoon | - | - | - | - |
US12 (20 weeks)US |
First published: October 14, 1975
Sales: + 500,000 |
| 1976 | Classical Barbra | - | - | - | - |
US46 (14 weeks)US |
First published: February 1976
Sales: + 500,000 |
| 1977 | Streisand Superman | - | - | - |
UK32 (9 weeks) UK |
US3 × 2
(25 weeks)US |
First published: June 1977
Sales: + 2,135,000 |
| 1978 | Songbird | - | - | - |
UK48  (2 weeks)UK |
US12 (27 weeks)US |
First published: May 1978
Sales: + 1,195,000 |
| 1979 | Wet | - | - | - |
UK25th (13 weeks)UK |
US7th (26 weeks)US |
First published: October 1979
Sales: + 1,270,000 |
| 1980 | Guilty |
DE4th (31 weeks)DE |
AT1 (26 weeks) AT |
- |
UK1 (83 weeks)UK |
US1 × 5
(49 weeks)US |
|
| 1982 | Love songs | - | - | - |
UK1 (130 weeks)UK |
- |
First published: 1982
Sales: + 300,000 |
| 1984 | emotion |
DE40 (3 weeks) DE |
AT13 (10 weeks) AT |
CH17 (4 weeks) CH |
UK15th (12 weeks)UK |
US19th (28 weeks)US |
First published: October 9, 1984
Sales: + 1,285,000 |
| 1985 | The Broadway album | - |
AT29 (4 weeks) AT |
- |
UK3 (16 weeks)UK |
US1 × 4
(50 weeks)US |
|
| 1988 | Till I Loved You |
DE33 (11 weeks) DE |
- |
CH16 (12 weeks)CH |
UK29 (13 weeks)UK |
US10 (26 weeks)US |
First published:
Oct 25, 1988 Sales: + 1,345,000 |
| 1993 | Back to Broadway |
DE81 (9 weeks) DE |
AT37 (5 weeks) AT |
- |
UK4th (18 weeks)UK |
US1 × 2
(49 weeks)US |
First published: June 29, 1993
Sales: + 2,200,000 |
| 1997 | Higher ground |
DE35 (17 weeks) DE |
AT42 (2 weeks) AT |
CH15 (15 weeks) CH |
UK12 (13 weeks)UK |
US1 × 3
(27 weeks)US |
First published: November 11, 1997
Sales: + 3,627,500 |
| 1999 | A love like ours |
DE48 (6 weeks) DE |
AT45 (2 weeks) AT |
CH39 (3 weeks) CH |
UK12 (11 weeks)UK |
US6th (23 weeks)US |
First published: September 21, 1999
Sales: + 1,185,000 |
| 2003 | The Movie Album |
DE85 (1 week) DE |
- | - |
UK25th (5 weeks)UK |
US5 (14 weeks)US |
First published: October 14, 2003
Sales: + 789,000 |
| 2005 | Guilty Pleasures |
DE31 (6 weeks) DE |
AT20 (7 weeks) AT |
CH51 (6 weeks) CH |
UK3 (18 weeks)UK |
US5 (19 weeks)US |
First published: September 20, 2005
Sales: + 865,000 Follow- up to Guilty (1980) Producer: Barry Gibb |
| 2009 | Love is the answer |
DE28 (7 weeks) DE |
AT10 (9 weeks) AT |
CH32 (5 weeks) CH |
UK1 (10 weeks)UK |
US1 (14 weeks)US |
First published: September 29, 2009
Sales: + 634,000 |
| 2011 | What Matters Most |
DE18 (4 weeks) DE |
AT29 (4 weeks) AT |
CH28 (5 weeks) CH |
UK7 (5 weeks) UK |
US4 (10 weeks) US |
|
| 2014 | Partners |
DE9 (6 weeks) DE |
AT10 (10 weeks) AT |
CH16 (6 weeks) CH |
UK2 (22 weeks)UK |
US1 (24 weeks)US |
First published: September 16, 2014
Sales: + 1,480,000 |
| 2016 | Encore: Movie Partners Sing Broadway |
DE23 (3 weeks) DE |
AT2 (5 weeks) AT |
CH24 (3 weeks) CH |
UK1 (7 weeks) UK |
US1 (11 weeks) US |
First published: August 26, 2016
Sales: + 600,000 |
| 2018 | Walls |
DE34 (2 weeks) DE |
AT18 (3 weeks) AT |
CH19 (2 weeks) CH |
UK6th (8 weeks)UK |
US12 (2 weeks) US |
First published: November 2, 2018
|
gray hatching : no chart data available for this year
Artist awards
- Awards
- 1969: Best Actress (Funny Girl)
- 1977: Best movie song (Evergreen (Love Theme from "A Star Is Born"))
- Nominations
- 1974: Best Actress (Just As We Were)
- 1992: Best Film (Lord of the Tides)
- 1997: Best movie song (I Finally Found Someone)
AGVA Georgie Award
- 1970: Entertainer of the year
- 1972: Singer of the Year
- 1977: Singer of the Year
- 1980: singer of the year
Cable ACE Award
- 1995: Best performance in a musical or a series (Barbra Streisand: The Concert)
- 1995: Best Director in a Musical or Series (Barbra Streisand: The Concert)
- 1974: Best Foreign Lead Actress (As We Were) ( together with Tatum O'Neal for Paper Moon )
- Awards
- 1965: Outstanding Achievement in Entertainment (My Name Is Barbra)
- 1995: Outstanding variety, music or comedy special (Barbra Streisand: The Concert)
- 1995: Outstanding individual performance in a variety or music show (Barbra Streisand: The Concert)
- 2001: Outstanding individual performance in a variety or music show (Barbra Streisand: Timeless)
- Nominations
- 1964: Outstanding performance in a variety or musical show (The Judy Garland Show)
- 1969: Outstanding variety or musical show (Barbra Streisand: A Happening in Central Park)
- 1974: Outstanding comedy, variety or music special (Barbra Streisand ... and Other Musical Instruments)
- 1995: Outstanding TV film (Serving in Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story)
- 1995: Outstanding individual performance directing a variety show or music program (Barbra Streisand: The Concert)
- nomination
- 1982: Worst Actress (Every Night Counts)
- 1984: Worst Actor (Yentl, for her role as a man)
- 2011: Worst Supporting Actress (My wife, our kids and I)
- 2013: Worst Actress (On the Road with Mum)
- Awards
- 1969: Best Actress - Comedy or Musical (Funny Girl)
- 1970: Henrietta Award for Most Popular Actress
- 1971: Henrietta Award for Most Popular Actress
- 1975: Henrietta Award for Most Popular Actress
- 1977: Best Original Movie Song (Evergreen (Love Theme from A Star Is Born))
- 1977: Best Actress - Comedy or Musical (A Star Is Born)
- 1978: Henrietta Award for Most Popular Actress
- 1984: Best Director (Yentl)
- 2000: Cecil B. DeMille Award for Lifetime Achievement
- Nominations
- 1970: Best Actress - Comedy or Musical (Hello, Dolly!)
- 1971: Best Actress - Comedy or Musical (The Owl and the Kitten)
- 1974: Best Actress - Drama (The Way We Were)
- 1976: Best Actress - Comedy or Musical (Funny Lady)
- 1984: Best Actress - Comedy or Musical (Yentl)
- 1988: Best Motion Picture Drama (Nuts ... Crazy)
- 1988: Best Actress - Drama (Nuts ... Crazy)
- 1992: Best Director (Lord of the Tides)
- 1997: Best Original Movie Song (I Finally Found Someone)
- 1997: Best Actress - Comedy or Musical (love has two faces)
- Awards
- 1964: Album of the year (The Barbra Streisand Album)
- 1964: Best female vocal performance (The Barbra Streisand Album)
- 1965: Best female vocal performance (People)
- 1966: Best female vocal performance (My Name Is Barbra)
- 1978: Song of the Year (Evergreen (Love Theme from A Star Is Born) , with Paul Williams)
- 1978: Best Female Pop Vocal Performance (Evergreen (Love Theme from A Star Is Born))
- 1981: Best pop performance by a duo or group with vocals (Guilty , with Barry Gibb )
- 1987: Best Female Pop Vocal Performance (The Broadway Album)
- 1992: Grammy Legend Award
- 1995: Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
- 2004: Grammy Hall of Fame Award (Funny Girl. Original Broadway Cast Recording)
- 2006: Grammy Hall of Fame Award (The Barbra Streisand Album)
- 2008: Grammy Hall of Fame Award ( The Way We Were )
- 2011: MusiCares Person of the Year
- Nominations
- 1964: Single of the year (Happy Days Are Here Again)
- 1965: Single of the year (People)
- 1965: Album of the Year (People)
- 1966: Album of the Year (My Name Is Barbra)
- 1967: Album of the Year (Color Me Barbra)
- 1967: Best female vocal performance (Color Me Barbra)
- 1969: Best Contemporary Female Pop Vocal Performance (Funny Girl. Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
- 1973: Best Female Pop Vocal Performance (Sweet Inspiration / Where You Lead)
- 1977: Best classical solo vocal performance (Classical Barbra)
- 1978: Single of the Year (Evergreen (Love Theme from A Star Is Born))
- 1978: Best Original Music Written for a Film or TV Special (A Star Is Born)
- 1979: Single of the Year (You Don't Bring Me Flowers , with Neil Diamond )
- 1979: Best Female Pop Vocal Performance (You Don't Bring Me Flowers - Solo Version)
- 1979: Best pop performance by a duo or group with vocals (You Don't Bring Me Flowers , with Neil Diamond)
- 1981: Single of the year (Woman in Love)
- 1981: Album of the Year (Guilty)
- 1981: Best female pop vocal performance (Woman in Love)
- 1987: Album of the Year (The Broadway Album)
- 1988: Best Female Pop Vocal Performance (One Voice)
- 1988: Best Concert Music Video (One Voice)
- 1992: Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance (Warm All Over)
- 1994: Best pop performance by a duo or group with vocals (The Music of the Night , with Michael Crawford )
- 1994: Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance (Back to Broadway)
- 1995: Best female pop vocal performance (Ordinary Miracles)
- 1995: Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance (Barbra Streisand: The Concert)
- 1998: Best pop collaboration with vocals (I Finally Found Someone , with Bryan Adams )
- 1998: Best pop collaboration with vocals (Tell Him , with Celine Dion )
- 2001: Best Traditional Pop Singing Album (Timeless: Live in Concert)
- 2003: Best Traditional Pop Singing Album (Christmas Memories)
- 2004: Best Traditional Pop Singing Album (The Movie Album)
- 2008: Best Traditional Pop Singing Album (Live in Concert 2006)
- 2011: Best Traditional Pop Singing Album (Love Is the Answer)
- 2012: Best Traditional Pop Singing Album (What Matters Most)
- 2015: Best Traditional Pop Singing Album (Partners)
Human Rights Campaign Award
- 2004: Humanitarian Award
New York Drama Critics Poll Award
- 1962: Best Supporting Actress in a Musical (I Can Get It for You Wholesale)
Peabody Award
- 1966: My Name Is Barbra
- 1995: Barbra Streisand: The Concert
- 1975: Most popular film actress
- 1975: Most popular singer
- 1977: Most popular film actress
- 1978: Most popular film actress
- 1984: Most popular entertainer
- 1974: Silver Rose for "Barbra Streisand and other Musical Instruments"
- 1986: Producer award for "One Voice"
- Award
- 1970: Special Tony Award as "Actress of the Decade"
- Nominations
- 1962: Best Supporting Actress in a Musical (I Can Get It for Your Wholesale)
- 1964: Best Actress in a Musical (Funny Girl)
- 2015
- Trophee National Midem
- 1965-66
literature
- James Spada: Barbra Streisand . A biography (original title: Streisand, Her Life , translated by Anita Krätzer and Bernd Rullkötter) Heyne, Munich 1996, ISBN 3-453-11518-X .
- Nick Yapp: Barbra Streisand . Photographs of a legend. Illustrated book (translated by Madeleine Lampe), Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3-89602-869-3 .
- Steve Schapiro, Lawrence Schiller: Barbra Streisand's early years in Hollywood: 1968 - 1976. Edited by Nina Wiener. Essays by Patt Morrison and Lawrence Grobel. Captions by Matt Tunia. TASCHEN , Cologne 2014, ISBN 978-3-8365-4240-1 .
Web links
- Official website ( English )
- Literature by and about Barbra Streisand in the catalog of the German National Library
- Barbra Streisand in theInternet Movie Database(English)
- Barbra Streisand in the Internet Broadway Database (English)
- Barbra Streisand in the Internet Off-Broadway Database (English)
- Barbra Streisand in the German dubbing file
- Barbra Streisand at Allmusic (English)
- Barbra Streisand at Discogs (English)
- Discography at austriancharts.at
Individual evidence
- ↑ The Mouse That Wails , Rogue Magazine November 1963, accessed August 8, 2012
- ↑ Helen Brown: Barbra Streisand, O2 Arena, review. In: The Daily Telegraph. June 2, 2013, accessed July 2, 2017 .
- ↑ http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/6259282/barbra-streisand-no-1-partners
- ↑ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~battle/celeb/streisand.htm
- ↑ See Harenberg Personenlexikon , Harenberg Lexikon Verlag 2000, p. 956
- ↑ Entry at filmreference.com
- ↑ http://www.barbrastreisand.com/de/node/2579 ( Memento from October 5, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ http://charity.lovetoknow.com/Streisand_Foundation
- ↑ message in the nytimes from September 9, 2016
- ^ Charles in charge. In: Google Books (New York Magazine). May 18, 1992, accessed September 17, 2018 .
- ↑ Anuario SGAE 2016 (Musica Grabada). (PDF 1.2MB) Retrieved September 17, 2018 (Spanish).
- ↑ Barbra Streisand - Grammy Awards Retrospective ( Memento from May 28, 2010 in the Internet Archive )
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Streisand, Barbra |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Streisand, Barbara Joan (real name); Streisand, Barbra |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American singer and film actress |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 24, 1942 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Brooklyn , New York City , New York , United States |