Barbra Streisand has announced that she will bring fans into her world through the audio version of her newest memoir, ‘My Name Is Barbra’. The book, published by Penguin Random House, chronicles her legendary career and personal life in a whopping 992-page tome.
Streisand, 81, opens up about her challenging childhood, her rise to fame, and her relationships and encounters with Hollywood icons. From her acclaimed films like “What’s Up Doc?” and “Funny Girl” to her meeting with her husband, actor James Brolin, the memoir is a treasure trove of revelations.
In the 14th chapter, she details her experience making her first movie, “Funny Girl,” and shares insights into the behind-the-scenes dynamics. She describes her ability to contribute to the directorial process and her evolving creative instincts.
The book’s pages also reveal her private love letters from Omar Sharif, her experience snubbing Marlon Brando’s advances, and even her pursuit of Elvis Presley for a film role.
‘My Name is Barbra’ ends on a wistful note when she reflects on her unfulfilled dream of making a movie musical of “Gypsy,” highlighting her fervent passion for the film industry.
Streisand’s memoir is an unfiltered, candid, and delightful portrayal of a celebrated performer, offering a window into her remarkable life and career. If you’ve ever been curious about the life of this iconic star, intriguing details and anecdotes await in her captivating autobiography.
