Barbra Streisand Took Another Look And Shaded Lady Gaga's 'A Star Is Born'
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The music legend, who starred in the '70s remake of the film, said she thought the latest version was the "wrong idea."
Sounds like Barbra Streisand thought the most recent remake of “A Star Is Born,” starring Lady Gaga was little, well, sha-ha-sha-ha-llow. The music legend, who took on the role of the young ingenue in the 1976 version of the film, offered up her candid and then some thoughts about Bradley Cooper’s Oscar-winning feature debut, which she previously lavished praise upon. While promoting the release of her new album, “Release Me 2,” on Australian talk show “The Project” over the weekend, Streisand appeared to knock the 2018 film for its lack of originality.
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