My man - Barbra Streisand

[@stevengreer2541]

When I was a poor black kid living in the inner city projects back in the 70's. Funny Girl came on tv and I just happened to watch it. She blew me away. I had never heard a voice like that before. It was life changing. I started buying her records whenever I could afford them and would lock myself in my room and listen to her music for hours. She brought something beautiful to an otherwise bleak and miserable childhood. Where I was surrounded by ugliness and horrible people who bullied me daily. I would escape in her music to take me away from all of misery that I faced daily. I have loved her ever since. And will forever be grateful to her for what she brought to my miserable existance that my life back then.

[@stevenfay3810]

Steven Greer Love to you. Me, too.

[@MoonlightNothing]

We must have been neighbors. Seriously, I felt trapped where I was growing up. It was, still is, wonderful to escape in Barbra's artistry.

[@fkd1963]

Steven Greer God bless. Beyoncé who?

[@beatnikrn2945]

Stephen Greer- I felt the same as an adolescent in high school. Bullied, thought I would never get out of a rural town of idiots. I was suffering from depression by the age of 16. I first heard her in “The Way We Were”. There was such beauty and vulnerability in her that I identified with. I bought some of her recordings and I would skip school and just listen to her music and somehow feel a little bit better. And I’ve loved her since.

[@fairemaiden]

Steven... Incredible, isn't it? That Art and Music transcends the every day mundane pain of this world and transports us to a place of beauty, of hope, of the 'ideal' we hold in our hearts-- that our common every day doings of kindness, generosity, and respect can, and will, make this planet more a place of such beauty that the 'ideal' is no longer a thing of 'grandeur' but a living reality.

[@samosullivan1744]

If this scene doesn’t convince you she deserved her Oscar...nothing will!

[@richardlee8495]

this scene is WHY she won the Oscar. she had recorded the number, then told director Wiliam Wyler she wanted to do it live. he agreed. a risky choice, for sure. but Wyler knew it would work, because Barbra had smart instincts, and wanted, for some reason, to do it that way. and it did. still her best performance in a movie, her first. she thinks so, too, when asked. but Wyler brought it forth, and, for that, she has to be, maybe, just a little bit grateful, you know?

[@samosullivan1744]

Wyler was brilliant in working with his actors, he lead more stars to Oscar wins than any other director!

[@anitathomas703]

It is this song and how she sings it is what she won an Oscar for. That night it was a tie. 2 ladies won her and I believe Hepburn.

[@samosullivan1744]

@@anitathomas703 Yep, Katharine Hepburn for The Lion In Winter! If you watch that film, you’ll see why they tied! I STILL can’t choose between them!

[@gracefelt1416]

i think that scene won it for her.

[@vintagesubliminals3398]

This woman has always got me gasping for air. When she holds a note I randomly stop breathing

[@bendmymind]

Love this comment, lol. I relate....

[@maribelcubillo3186]

bendmymind

[@ombreartiste2948]

Mystery _ lamb 🐑

[@discouniverse]

but how ugly she is :)

[@vintagesubliminals3398]

discouniverse bish whet?

[@wotan10950]

My parents took us to see Funny Girl in 1968. I was only 12. But we all sat there with our jaws on the floor - how could one person have so much incredible talent?

[@samuelfreedman9896]

I experienced the same emotions as you and your Family when I saw it in it's original Roadshow engagement at 8 years old. I walked into the theater viewing the world in black and white, when I walked out I saw it in color. I have been a Barbra Streisand fan ever since that day: we used to go every Saturday to see it when it came out. To this day every time I see this finale, which is daily, I know there is a g-d as no one person could have this much talent. There was definitely divine intervention!!!!! This is definitely the greatest finale in film history.

[@billpiechocki]

Did God sell you the tickets?!

[@Richard_Fouts]

Lucky you ...wow.

[@MsBonnieBlue]

i was 13

[@franciscollette2368]

Love you. You got it right. Me too 12 & was stunned & those fingers & nails. Never saw another. I met her mom Diana Kind many times & sister Rosalind. I have pictures

[@shimmeringfairydust3275]

Voice astonishes but the acting does too. Such an incredible talent.

[@paulinakray2944]

Ugh she's so blessed

[@peterdeeclark]

has there ever been a more iconic ending to a film??

[@marialuiza2105]

I think Gone With the Wind is as epic as this one but nothing can beat them ...

[@rezashayesteh9718]

NO!!!!

[@dmccready6062]

Well there is another ending that is also perfect. The Way We Were. As she walks off talking and the last verse of the song plays

[@gmawneydawgness]

peter clark gets me every time

[@Richard_Fouts]

truly her signature song

[@mca1218]

The most "all right, you asked for it" moment in a movie musical ever. And it only gets better at 2:01 with the ferocious delivery of "what's the difference if I stay?"

[@liwmld]

say*

[@sharons9773]

Mca1218.....I agree with you entirely. She's just marvellous.💓

[@wotan10950]

The backstory on this sequence is that Streisand had already prerecorded the song and was going to lip sync, the usual practice in movie musicals. But she convinced the director to let her sing it live with the cameras rolling for maximum emotional impact.

[@LeoGoulart24]

Dave Glo She sang live the first part, but the chorus was lip synced, still amazing tho, she's a goddess👏

[@sciencegeek0430]

True talent

[@anthonyriguez6943]

Dave Glo 9

[@Orlanzepol123]

Dave Glo she sounds fabulous but why doesn’t she sound like the Barbra we are used to hearing? Is it that she’s very young and still puberty? She just sounds like a much younger Barbra.

[@OceannaAurora]

that is exactly what she sounded like at that time

[@Richard_Fouts]

When a friend of mine asked, "Why would you spend $700 to go to a concert?" my reply was, "IT'S BARBRA"

[@alking7655]

Agreed! From watching "Hello Dolly" as a kid to this and her "A Star Is Born" performance, my Mum has brought me up on the wonderful BABS. Paying $700 to see this woman's talent - I would do it. It's BARBRA, they don't understand.

[@alking7655]

@Ushnik Banerjee Fair point. I always forget that she drops the 'a'

[@millsykooksy4863]

YES

[@ascotberks2018]

Multiple times, including getting on an airplane to fly 8 hours to Melbourne AU from Hong Kong to see her. Worth every penny.

[@susanq6030]

Ascot Berks y’all are crazy 😂

[@sharonsparks900]

You cannot mimic this woman’s voice. It was extraordinary.

[@JC-nt1pw]

Still is, She’s doing fine

[@brahilly]

Ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only, Barbra Streisand.

[@jmoliva1]

That note at 1:58! Just goes through your heart like a dagger. Amazing!

[@TonyfromBham]

You got that right!

[@davefuller3311]

+Jon-Michael Oliva YES! Without a doubt.

[@screenactorsguilable]

@@TonyfromBham 2:22

[@melaniestokes2141]

I feel the same.

[@allangrabkowitz7654]

Jon-Michael Oliva ty. Beautifully worded.

[@andy957]

Oscar-worthy. That classic Streisand nasal rich gorgeous sound. 1:35 to the end. Gives me chills.

[@carolgoodellcg]

I cry every time

[@rainerfiedler6202]

+Carol Goodell me too

[@JudgeJulieLit]

Thank God (and all the Muses) she never had her nose "fixed" ... would have deleted her incomparable sonority and unique beauty.

[@randyseay3115]

Sitting alone in a dark movie theatre in 1969 at the age of 16, this gay teenager growing up in the Bible Belt South accepted Barbra as his personal savior. I have remained a faithful convert to this day.

[@ericdoddatl1]

Love this! I was about 10 years behind you, but felt the same way. 🙏🎵👍

[@StarlingChild4]

I know "Don't Rain On My Parade" is the most famous/iconic song of this movie, but honestly, this is my favorite song and performance in the entire thing. The emotions, the music, the second half of powerhouse vocals, it's all just.... *chef's kiss* Nothing like it.

[@JerisEve]

Agreed

[@steveweinstein3222]

People was the big takeaway hit from the show.

[@demeko96]

This woman is absolutely incredible. She is fabulous. I believe she's the greatest female artist in the world today. I could listen to her for hours...

[@chiarabookworm4482]

demeko96 well, she is the greatest star!

[@zovalentine7305]

Amen!

[@Jaboooeyiii]

melanielandon96 she is

[@Richard_Fouts]

I load up my CD player with Barbra albums, in San Francisco, then listen to her all the way to Los Angeles. Love every minute. I've been listening to her since I was 12 years old and I'm still crazy in love with her music.

[@Rainbownts]

That open throat last note is so hard tho

[@blanchefan]

I think she manages quite well...

[@steveweinstein3222]

When I was 13, my mother took me to New York to see the World's Fair. We saw Funny Girl on Broadway. All I remember is her, alone on that stage with the curtain behind her, singing this. I was only a hick kid, but I knew greatness when I saw and heard it in front of me.

[@whosthatg1rl99]

I know Lea isn't great as Barbra but if any one can play Fanny Brice she can. Let's be honest here. Any who Barbra is just simply outstanding and gorgeous.

[@carolgoodellcg]

you got that right!

[@johnandrewjames]

are you high?

[@candiceschoice941]

Jocelyn S , she need not bother to try, it's been done....to perfection.

[@alking7655]

While Barbra is the original, the cover Lea did was still great. The true emotion of her and Corey's relationship came through in the performance. While not done for his quarterback dedication episode (it was done a season earlier at NYADA), it was one of the hardest performances for me to rewatch, especially the line of "Oh, my man I love him so, he'll never know." part. However, yes Barbra is Fanny Brice.

[@Mr2012DramaKing]

Jocelyn S she's better than Barbra

[@timothyverret5770]

SIMPLY FLAWLESS!!!! BARBRA STREISAND IS AND WILL ALWAYS BE THE GREATEST STAR EVER!!!!!!!!!

[@carolgoodellcg]

AGREE 100%

[@ionadanielson1862]

In total agreement!

[@patricialavender2902]

I agree. The greatest all-round singer/performer ever. Mesmerising!

[@janetrobson1222]

Brilliant

[@arthurgearheard4701]

Judy Garland fans may disagree!

[@jasperjung4441]

the resonance in her voice at those high notes is absolutely beyond compare

[@deborahscott7026]

"During the "My Man" number, William Wyler had Omar Sharif stand behind a nearby curtain and talk to Barbra Streisand between takes. Their affair was ending as the shoot came to an end, and Wyler knew that Sharif's presence would have an effect on her performance." I read this on IMDB, it makes this performance 1000000 times more personal and emotional

[@woodsonclarissa6726]

Why did their affair end?

[@deborahscott7026]

+woodson clarissa She was married to Elliott Gould and he was also married. I think Streisand's marriage had to come to an end as a result of their affair

[@woodsonclarissa6726]

Oh MY God! Thanks

[@M00159]

@@woodsonclarissa6726 Also, her marriage to Elliot Gould was already on the rocks even before her affair with Omar. They really did fall in love. They discussed a life together, but Barbra didn't want to leave NY and Omar didn't want to live in the states. Too bad. I would have had to leave NY!! 😍

[@nobusmanrbbj]

On the affair...I knew there was more to this story...lol. I felt like I watched a real break-up. Just read that I did. Wow. Thanks for the info.

[@maureenmcmillan9338]

She totally owns this. And you can tell she came into this emotionally.The best.

[@isaabelcantuu9938]

Oh, my man I love him so He'll never know All my life is just despair But I don't care When he takes me in his arms The world is bright, all right What's the difference if I say I'll go away When I know I'll come back on my knees some day? For whatever my man is I am his forever more It's cost me a lot But there's one thing that I've got It's my man Cold and wet, tired you bet But all that I soon forget With my man He's not much for looks And no hero out of books Is my man Two or three girls has he That he likes as well as me But I love him! Oh, my man I love him so He'll…

[@Mia-qt4th]

Thank you!

[@recruiter50]

One take-No cuts- Beyond Brilliant- Iconic Talent

[@jungookookie413]

I literally started crying when she sang “oh my man I love him so”

[@Ashleethebeloved]

I fell in love with Barbra Streisand and "Funny Girl" when I was in middle school. Her voice, wow! No one like her.

[@MrSaintmich]

One interesting fact of this recording is Barbra was actually singing the first part of the song "live". The last part was recorded. This was Barbra's suggestion because she had to cry and be very emotional and the only way she could convey those emotions was to do it live. You can tell when listening to the track when the recording part starts. It is at the climax of the song.

[@boonestead4812]

Rick Howard anne Hathaway singing I dreamed a dream- shes crying through out the song and still manages to do it brilliantly very emotional

[@MediaLover194]

She also hated doing lip syncing and during the second part of the video, its glaringly obvious.

[@DarkMoonDroid]

I always wondered about that. Thank you.

[@karllieck9064]

@@MediaLover194 No it's not.

[@robertromero8692]

The story is that the affair she was having with Omar Sharif during filming was ending, and William Wyler had him stand off-screen so that she could see him, which added to the emotion.

[@andrewstivelman]

One of the greatest moments in musical cinema.

[@davefuller3311]

+Andrew Stivelman YES!

[@arr204]

Her voice…literally makes me cry. I adore this movie.

[@markwhitman72]

Had Streisand never done another film or concert appearance after this film, she still would be remembered for giving such a never forgotten signature performance in "Funny Girl"

[@MewMewSun]

What are you talking about? She has quite a few concert perfomances

[@bouleaneige2077]

@@MewMewSun i think what they meant is that even if she had never done anything beside this film, que still would be remembered as an icon cause she's so great in it.

[@nordlichtundstolzdarauf2384]

Legende 💗! Ich liebe Barbra Streisand, seid ich ihre Stimme damals das erste Mal,, bei "Memorys" hörte 😍! Ich liebe "Funny Girl" und "Yentl"! Ich hatte das Glück, es damals im DDR Fernsehen zu sehen! Sie ist einfach eine Ausnahme Künstlerin und mit Recht so wahnsinnig erfolgreich geworden! Sie hat mein ❤️ berührt!! Ich liebe sie einfach 😍!

[@glennleslie6127]

She is one of the most attractive women I've ever seen, so exotic, plus that voice. Unbelievable.

[@davefuller3311]

Truly one of the GREATEST moments ever captured on film!

[@johnm.5741]

There's a certain part in this clip that brings me to tears every time She hits that big note midway and I just shudder in awe. Timeless and beauty in art

[@65wiseman]

This song assured Miss Streisand's Hollywood Queendom. Proved that people with unconventional looks can succeed with spectacular success. I happen to think that she is exquisite looking and the last of the truly glamorous stars. Long may you reign, Barbra!

[@patricialavender2902]

Mesmerising. Dearest Barbra. Thank goodness I was able to see her live in Hyde Park before the pandemic. I was so lucky, the fulfilment, of a lifelong ambition.

[@_KarliWoods]

That "all right" mark at 0:54 blows me away every time -- such a powerful voice!

[@andriesschoneveld320]

Simply perfect, she makes me cry and in love..

[@BruceSullivan5]

This is perhaps the Best Live on Film performance ever

[@darleneyarusinsky251]

No one sings the song My Man Better than Barbara she sings the song with so much passion and emotion!!! You can feel her heartache as she sings it. It is a song that touches your very soul and you feel deep inside. Women can relate too this song because at one point in our life there was a special man we loved and cared for like no other always will !!!!!! It is my favorite song of hers !!!!!

[@igorpatzlaff]

This scene killing me... So much pain and emotional in her voice.

[@joanienoeldechen4133]

Love Fannie & Barbra...almost got to play Fannie...love this song from France.

[@FabinhoFlapp]

Ladies and gentlemen, this is perfection! Flawless!Babs is the best singer in all times. Period.

[@TheNYHITTINGACADEMY]

+Fabinho Flapp great singer yes no question, but the greatest i dont think so that belongs to Aretha Franklin

[@FabinhoFlapp]

For me, Streisand, Fitzgerald, Holiday and Garland are above all. But Franklin is great too.

[@TheNYHITTINGACADEMY]

all great singers,Garland is just a beast of a singer. i love em all. Just the difference is Aretha can do more different styles of music and is just more versatile then all the others, but i would go see them all right if i could

[@emerybayblues]

Great singers all; often imitated, never duplicated.

[@edwardwheeler197]

+HARLEM BASEBALL HITTING ACADEMY A-to the fucking-Men It doesn't get any better then Aretha.

[@marcackerman492]

I was 12 when I saw Funny Girl. Talk about a life-altering experiencing. Came out of the theatre a loyal Streisand fan, collecting and buying anything I could find on this amazing woman. Not only a beautiful voice but a tireless worker all her adult life for civil rights. Her interpretation and phrasing of each song is impeccable.

[@janicemitchell2654]

I was 12 too and your right about life-altering............ amazing.... like it's fake almost..... too perfect

[@monrocsol1739]

A wonder of the world.

[@rma3_3_3]

Gosh! I remember being in the cinema w/my brother seeing this Streisand movie the very first day!

[@chickapee]

No one, but no one will ever deliver “ My Man “ the way Barbra does truly unique ❤️

[@susanmema7738]

Beyoncé who

[@TalisaMinoush]

the ending is just so sad :(

[@liwmld]

Bluetenschimmer yes, and Funny Lady was even sadder. Fanny Brice was never 'lucky in love,' poor dear.

[@davefuller3311]

+liwmld Miss Brice is quoted as having said, "I didn't like the man I loved, and I didn't love the man I liked".

[@nontirakigle4823]

Talisa Minoush o

[@isabellajaramillo9568]

Ikr😔

[@chloel.8007]

Talisa Minoush I've seen this movie many times but I've only watched this part once. It's too sad.

[@BamaFan-vc4gn]

truly one of the greatest vocal performances of all time. unparalleled.

[@mmahoot]

There will never be another Barbra! This song is my ultimate Barbra . . . thank you.

[@evacase2766]

I cannot believe how God could give anyone such a incredible voice. She is one of a kind. I love her voice and admire her great talent.

[@samuelfreedman9896]

Greatest finale in film history hands down! No performance that performance and film changes my life for ever when I saw it at 8.5 years old. I was a huge fan from the end of the movie until today. I came from a neighborhood of Barbra lovers and we would go every Saturday to see it on a 70mm screen in it's Roadshow engagement. Simply Sublime.

[@123HappyMad]

I literally get chills every time I watch this. I’m 25, and oh how I wish I could’ve been one of the lucky ones seeing this when it was first released.

[@McKennaLeigh]

I get chills all over every time I listen to this! Barbra just captures so much emotion and it's really just extrodinary. I cried the first time I watched the film it's such an intense moment!

[@JoannaCubana]

Yes, me too!

[@deborahpantano6342]

I can't count the times I've seen this movie now, and I never tire of it! Especially this scene...brilliant movie, brilliant woman, brilliant voice.....

[@Courtneydej]

Just watched the movie for the first time. I’ve always loved this song and thought it was such a beautiful declaration of love… well now I see it is more of a plea than declaration. I love how throughout the movie she’s so head over heels in love with him but never comes right out and says it. She dances around it and makes jokes but never as bluntly as she does in the end… when it’s just about too late. It’s almost as the the thing she was chasing this whole time wasn’t fame or anything of the sort, just to be loved and she thinks it’s gone. So one last plea to end it all. Wonderful movie!

[@mysunnybird]

Nobody sings better than Barbara Streisand..... I can hear her singing over and over and I never get tired. It is not only her incredible voice, it is the emotion that he puts in her songs. There is no doubt in my mind that she has a unique talent.

[@jerrymosenson100]

I remember sitting high up in the balcony at the Oriental Theatre in Chicago in September 1968 and looking down at the audience in attendendence that night, myself and my date included, cry while Barbra Streisand sang this movie in the final scene of this classic movie "Funny Girl" which was based on the true story of early vaudeville entertainer and comic Fannie Brice....

[@rosaliecaliendo6415]

Barbar was fantastic singing this song. You feel her hurt losing her man.♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@davidking9510]

Simply the greatest moment in movie musical history!

[@scottromano402]

watch Julie Andrews STAR SING poor Jenny. another phenomenal movie moment in brilliant song

[@deeice5398]

THAT VOICE!!!!!!!!

[@israelm87]

2020 and still goosebumping on this.

[@billw672]

Who are these 458 thumbs down people? This life-long fan is still thrilled when I hear this!

[@donny1960]

Republicans, who cannot separate talent from politics. She is a Liberal. So, her talent does not exist. Sad little people.

[@crazydaizy2745]

Even before Funny Girl was released, I watched her on the Tonight show singing a slow rendition of Happy Days are Here Again. It was amazing. I've been a fan ever since.

[@janicemitchell2654]

She sang this also with Judy Garland. You need to listen to that one as well. Excellent!!!

[@cfconant]

People like Barbra come along once in NEVER. And she's one of the greatest beauties of all time!

[@anthonymiley188]

One of the great singers.

[@gordanabadzakov5873]

She is adorable...Amazing...beautifully amazing...She is ONE and ONLY...with her unique sense and sensibility ..

[@nobusmanrbbj]

When my love crashed this song saved me...See this on a big screen and tears are flying from her face! Tear jerk was never truer...The people I was with said,"Are u OK?" I was a blubbering mess...lol

[@MVR326]

Electrifying , intense, and gut wrenching. This scene still floors me, and with that solid black background with those low lights in the background.

[@lynnm2715]

Mike Rubinate totally agree with you....everything aabout it is superb!

[@JoannaCubana]

She sang this song fo real!!!! Black, White, it don't matter, only Barbra owns this!!

[@mjt2231]

Mike Rubinate Yeah, it's brilliant!!! Beautifully filmed!

[@MVR326]

It was interesting, when I saw this movie for the first time being so engrossed, I had no idea this was the end .

[@davefuller3311]

+Mike Rubinate The impact on a big theatre screen is astounding. The entire screen solid black and then she appears. Nothing but her, the black and a few colored lights in the background...sublime!

[@Ryanagator49823]

2:00 still the most impactful lyric hook ive ever hear

[@MrWphilips]

This is quite simply a master class on how to deliver this as a performance with perfect expression of all the emotion, and musicianship as well. Thank you Lady for giving yourself to all of us in your audience. Just timeless and wonderful.

[@liwmld]

sheer perfection... holy cow. i hadn't heard this in a while. no wonder it's always been my favorite Barbra song... she's truly incomparable. i just finished listening to that Lea Michele person sing this, and i thought it was wonderful, and then i come listen to this... wow. no comparison. not that Michele is not excellent, but no one holds a candle to Barbra Streisand.

[@RobertSJHu]

Aloha Barbra Streisand and Eric Goossens !!! Love your awesome rendition of "Funny Girl." God gave you this divine voice and persona !!!!! You are my angel on this earth. Am 78 years old and have enjoyed your musical performances on stage via KZbin or movies, or your activists stand to promote our quality of life !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Grateful fan, Robert S.J. Hu November 8, 2020.

[@CookieZ3353]

She exploded onto Broadway when I was a kid and I wanted to be her so badly. What a voice! What showmanship!

[@paulajacobs9699]

Barbra is a fantastic performer. Sometimes I wish I could step into her shoes, if only for a day. So much talent...Amazing. One can only dream.

[@janicemitchell2654]

No one compares to her with this song... totally mind-blowing

[@paulenglund8558]

Saw this movie when it first came out. Have seen it a couple more times, but not in quite a while. Somehow today this song was running thru my mind, so I went to KZbin. So glad I found it here. Barbra is magnificent. I first became a fan when her recording of "People" from the Broadway Cast Album became a hit. Loved her music (and acting) ever since.

[@freeshrugs63]

How did we ever move on from the phenomenon that is Barbra? This brought tears to my eyes after years of not hearing it. I've sung the songs in the shower but to go back and hear the original - WOW!

[@janicemitchell2654]

I still get chills when I listen to her sing this song.

[@Africa-ky1bg]

Who wouldn't have fallen in love with the absolutely gorgeous Omar Sharif ? Makes you wonder what could have been and maybe how it might have changed the world for the better. What absolute perfection in her singing...just beyond comprehension. Hard to imagine conveying SO much raw and beautifully touching emotion and still hit it out of the ballpark - times 1,000. And...she was SO young then.

[@cindybeshara4382]

Barbra is a gift from God

[@davefuller3311]

+Cindy Beshara God, Holy and Wondrous, gifted her with a voice unlike, and in my opinion, beyond any other. Then Miss Streisand shared her amazing gift with all of us. My sincere THANKS to both.

[@darleneyarusinsky251]

Love love love this song !!!! It is a song that makes you cry because you can feel her pain as she sings it simply the best better than all the rest !!!!

[@wengfong6742]

Using fanny brice’s signature tune to close the movie was such a wise choice. Whether live or not , Barbra’s performance just works so well and Wyler was a genius. The scene was distilled to its bare minimum and shows that, Barbra singing in complete emptiness/black backdrop on the big screen. And that’s all you need. Barbra. The final seconds as she finishes the last note and drops her hand, and cut to black. Amazing. While she was faultless thru the whole movie, the ending guaranteed her win at the oscars. It’s truly breathtaking, bet u, people at the premiere were holding their breath, waiting to cheer

[@margueritehudsell4454]

When every man on Earth has let me down, my cat's love is second to none. I love that Little Man.

[@pierrepaj2367]

MAGIC for me little French who does not understand a single word of English . Perfect Sound in Her Voice and That Emotion She Gives . MAGIQUE pour moi petit Français qui ne comprends pas un seul mot d'Anglais . Parfaite Sonorité dans sa Voix et Cette Émotions qu'elle donne .

[@adriennehunt1799]

Barbara's voice blew me away then and still does. Sends shivers up my spine. What a talent.

[@brianeduardo1234]

Super climax to the movie... inspired I fell in love with her when I saw at 12 and have remained faithful ever since!

[@janicemitchell2654]

Same here Brian.... was 12 too and never ever forget her

[@davidvack4382]

Who's still here in 2020 ? Just watch this movie a day ago I have a copy cause its such a great movie !

[@АлексейВозьмилов-у6г]

В начале 70-х годов «Смешную девчонку» показывали в Союзе. По просьбам зрителей в 1985 году фильм прошёл на экранах страны ещё раз. Барбара и Омар жили в своих ролях. Ну а Музыка Жюля Стайна это классика мюзиклов. В 1995 году фильм в России вышел на VHS в бесподобном переводе Володарского. В 2012 г на DVD. Этот фильм вот уже 54 года на экранах и он вряд ли устареет.😅

[@mariospacagna2132]

I remember in the early days of her career that many said she did not have the "Hollywood" look and even tried to persuade her to have a nose job...!! I have so much admiration for this strong woman.... but of course it helps if you have the greatest female voice of her generation.

[@laurakaminsky662]

Her nose if part of her voice!

[@Astrollc]

Wow 😍 shes amazing

[@delderful]

Out of the ballpark! The absolute best because she is an actress who sings and there is a fully developed character in each of her songs.

[@angela908051]

I loved this movie since I was about 7 years young

[@davefuller3311]

+Angela Cliborne I was 14 when I first saw it. I was utterly mesmerized.

[@betsygonzalez7251]

U know this was made a long time ago

[@braxtonbell3911]

+Betsy Gonzalez why wouldn't they know that

[@mitchy424]

+Betsy Gonzalez What is your point here?

[@bookerjones8123]

NO! Shit! That ruins everything!!!

[@myrahawken6985]

What a wonderful song and singer, you are the best lady.

[@darrensharp7009]

My mother loves this song and I remember listening to this as a child 40 plus years ago. My father died 20 years ago and she never fully got over death of our beloved father, her husband of 33 years. She's dying now and we will play this at her funeral.

[@heligolightly]

I knew this song from Glee but only recently did I watch this movie for the first time and really enjoyed it. Her performance was brilliant and we don’t even need to talk about her talent, let alone her voice. 🧡🧡🧡 And this song is stuck in my head it’s so emotional 💔

[@ReneeDeborah]

I remember seeing this film as a kid when it came out and absolutely insisting that my mother come with me when I went to see it again. LOL! I don't think she was as wowed as I was, but I appreciate that she humored me and went to see it all the same!

[@robiniveson452]

This is certainly one of the best songs from the movie. She is showing us why she is the "star". Absolutely wonderful.

[@domoniqueayers8056]

"FUNNY GIRL" IS MY FAVORITE BROADWAY MUSICAL & l LOOK FORWARD TO THE NEXT TIME WATCHING IT AGAIN. MRS. BARBARA STRIESAND YOU'RE THE GREATEST STAR BY FAR, YOU ARE.

[@samuelfreedman9896]

Greatest finale in the history of film. When I saw this for the 1 time at age 8, the first of a 1000, I was totally spellbound. I knew then that there was a G-d as no human being could have that much talent; there was definitely devine intervention. Nothing equeals seeing it on the 70mm screen. This is talent!!!

[@BlackHearrrt]

She has so much emotional depth when she sings... it's absolutely amazing. She gives me chills.