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Funny Lady

Funny Lady (1975) Full Cast & Crew

1975Movie"How Lucky Can You Get!"

Cast

B
Barbra Streisand
as Fanny Brice
J
James Caan
as Billy Rose
O
Omar Sharif
as Nick Arnstein
R
Roddy McDowall
as Bobby Moore
B
Ben Vereen
as Bert Robbins
C
Carole Wells
as Norma Butler
L
Larry Gates
as Bernard Baruch
E
Eugene Troobnick
as Ned
H
Heidi O'Rourke
as Eleanor Holm
R
Royce Wallace
as Adele
L
Lilyan Chauvin
as Mademoiselle
S
Samantha C. Kirkeby
as Fran
M
Matt Emery
as Buck Bolton
J
Joshua Shelley
as Painter
C
Cliff Norton
as Stage Manager
C
Corey Fischer
as Conductor
G
Garrett Lewis
as Production Singer
B
Byron Webster
as Crazy Quilt Director
K
Ken Sansom
as Frederick Martin (Daddy)
C
Colleen Camp
as Billy's Girl
A
Alana Stewart
as Girl With Nick
J
Jackie Stoloff
as Mrs. Arnstein
B
Bert May
as Assistant Stage Manager
B
Bea Busch
as Ned's Secretary
M
Maggie Malooly
as Gossip Columnist
D
Don Torres
as Man At Wedding
J
Jodean Lawrence
as Woman At Wedding
L
Larry Arnold
as Maître D' In Billy's Club
S
Shirley Kirkes
as Singer In Billy's Club
J
Jerry Trent
as Paper Moon Tap Trio
T
Toni Kaye
as Paper Moon Tap Trio
G
Gary Menteer
as Paper Moon Tap Trio
R
Raymond Guth
as Buffalo Handler
D
Deborah Sherman
as Billy's Secretary
D
Dick Winslow
as Fritz
D
Dick DeBenedictis
as Rehearsal Pianist
L
Louis Da Pron
as Choreographer
H
Hank Stohl
as Radio Director
D
Diane Wyatt
as Baruch's Secretary
T
Tom Northam
as Magazine Executive
T
Tod Durwood
as Photographer
P
Paul Bryar
as Cleaning Man
B
Brett Hadley
as Aquacade Assistant
J
Jack Frey
as Aquacade Assistant
J
Jadeen Vaughn
as Aquacade Assistant
B
Ben Freedman
as Newspaper Vendor
M
Maralyn Thuma
as Radio Singer
P
Phil Gray
as Radio Singer
F
Frank L. Pine
as Pilot
B
Bill Baldwin
as Announcer
A
Ann Pennington
as (uncredited)

Crew

R
Ray Stark
Producer
H
Herbert Ross
Director
A
Arnold Schulman
Story
A
Arnold Schulman
Screenplay
J
Jay Presson Allen
Screenplay
M
Maury Winetrobe
Additional Editing
V
Vilmos Zsigmond
Additional Photography
M
Marion Rothman
Editor
M
Marshall Schlom
Script Supervisor
D
Don L. Cash
Makeup Artist
J
Jack Roe
Assistant Director
P
Phil Cory
Special Effects
C
Charles E. Dolan
Special Effects
P
Peter Matz
Music
G
George Jenkins
Production Design
R
Ray Pownall
Hairstylist
R
Ray Aghayan
Costume Design
J
John Kander
Music
B
Bob Mackie
Costume Design
J
James Wong Howe
Director of Photography
M
Mel Traxel
Still Photographer
D
Dick Johnson
Camera Operator
A
Audrey A. Blasdel
Set Decoration
J
John Franco Jr.
Set Decoration
J
Jennifer Shull
Casting
J
John Kander
Songs
F
Fred Ebb
Lyricist
S
Stu Fleming
Second Assistant Director
R
Regina Gruss
Unit Publicist
S
Shirlee Strahm
Costumer

Fanny Brice Collection

Funny Girl is a 1968 American biographical musical comedy-drama film directed by William Wyler. The screenplay by Isobel Lennart was adapted from her book for the eponymous stage musical. It is loosely based on the life and career of Broadway and film star and comedian Fanny Brice and her stormy relationship with entrepreneur and gambler Nicky Arnstein. The first film stars Barbra Streisand (in her film debut reprising her Broadway role) as Brice and Omar Sharif as Arnstein. In 1975, Streisand reprised her role of Brice opposite James Caan as Brice's third husband, impresario Billy Rose, in a sequel entitled Funny Lady.