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Funny Girl (1968)

Name: Funny Girl
Director: William Wyler
Genre: romantic comedy, drama film, biographical film
Rating: 7.4

Funny Girl is a 1968 American musical biographical film directed by William Wyler and written by Isobel Lennart, adapted from her book for the stage musical of the same title. It is loosely based on the life and career of comedienne Fanny Brice and her stormy relationship with entrepreneur and gambler Nicky Arnstein.

Directed by William Wyler · Shot by Harry Stradling · Cut by William Sands · Music by Jule Styne

Behind the scenes

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Elsewhere

More by William Wyler

The Stolen Ranch — 1926
Lazy Lightning — 1926
The Border Cavalier — 1927
Hard Fists — 1927
Desert Dust — 1927
The Phantom Outlaw — 1927
Straight Shootin' — 1927
Blazing Days — 1927
Thunder Riders — 1928
Anybody Here Seen Kelly? — 1928
The Love Trap — 1929
The Shakedown — 1929
Hell's Heroes — 1929
The Storm — 1930
A House Divided — 1931
Tom Brown of Culver — 1932
Her First Mate — 1933
Counsellor at Law — 1933
Glamour — 1934
The Good Fairy — 1935
The Gay Deception — 1935
Barbary Coast — 1935
These Three — 1936
Dodsworth — 1936
Come and Get It — 1936
Dead End — 1937
The Cowboy and the Lady — 1938
Jezebel — 1938
Wuthering Heights — 1939
The Westerner — 1940

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