Barbra Streisand Greenlights ‌Multi-Part⁤ Documentary About Her Life

A year after releasing her ‌1,000-page memoir, Barbra Streisand has given the green light to a <a href="https://www.newsdirectory3.com/controversy-surrounds-celtics-plans-for-documentary-will-it-be-the-last-dance-or-a-historical-retrospective/” title=”Controversy Surrounds Celtics' Plans for Documentary: Will it be 'The Last Dance' or a Historical Retrospective?”>multi-part documentary about her ⁢life, directed by fellow ‌Oscar winner Frank Marshall.

The documentary, announced by Sony Music ⁤Vision, will feature ​rarely seen videos, photos,​ and audio recordings from Streisand’s personal archive. Oscar Award-winning documentary producer Alex Gibney will ‍serve as producer, having worked ⁤on films about Paul Simon and Steve Jobs.

“I have been thinking for years about the best​ way to share the vast amounts ‍of content I have stored safely in my vault,” Streisand, 82, said in a statement. “These masters of film, photography, and music that the public has ​never seen or heard hold my most precious memories. ‍I am very pleased that producer Alex Gibney and director Frank Marshall have agreed to go on ‍this journey with me.”

“The Streisand film will demonstrate why she has remained​ so popular,” Marshall said in a statement. “She will be an⁤ icon to audiences of all generations around the world.”

Sony Music Vision is partnering with Columbia Records, Streisand’s longtime record label, to present and distribute the project.

Jonathan Groff talks about ‌starring in the Broadway show ⁢“Merrily We Roll Along” with Daniel Radcliffe and watching Meryl Streep watch a⁣ video ⁤of herself in her dressing room with Barbra Streisand. ‌He shares a story about the time he sent it to Barbra Streisand.