. Even given the extraordinary production values and generally watchable nature of the film as a whole, the “middle-aged Streisand as a young man” angle adds a layer of unintended comedy that ...

Like its audacious heroine, the new stage version of “Yentl” gets itself into a bit ... inauthentic out of the actors’ mouths, the cast by and large agreeably populates the Nobel Prize ...

Brinberg is thankful to “Yentl” for giving Jews the ability to see themselves on screen in a film other than a Holocaust drama. Specifically, he appreciates how Streisand cast Jewish actors ...

Eastern Europe, 1904. A Jewish woman, Yentl, has a thirst for knowledge but is prohibited from learning due to the restrictions of her religion. When her father dies, she sets off to increase her ...

Live registration of a concert by the Dutch musical comedy duo Yentl Schieman en Christine de Boer They sing songs about Hogwarts the men they knew claiming a seat in the public transport and many ...

Nehemiah Persoff, a prolific character actor known for his roles in “The Twilight Zone,” “Yentl” and countless ... by Charles Laughton and cast in his production of “Galileo.” ...

Last weekend during my ever growing quarantine movie watchlist, I revisited a film I hadn’t seen or really thought about since I first watched it as a teen: Barbara Streisand’s Yentl (1983).

One is a career retrospective, “Evergreens: Celebrating Six Decades on Columbia Records,” and the other is “Yentl: 40th Anniversary Edition,” which includes a disc’s worth of previously ...

in her film “Yentl,” she was singing it to Nehemiah ... The following year, Persoff was cast in Ibsen’s “Peer Gynt” staged by Lee Strasberg as a vehicle for screen star John Garfield ...

Nehemiah Persoff, best known for his roles in Yentl and Some Like It Hot ... He was the final surviving member of the cast. Early in his career he also appeared in the likes of Alfred Hitchcock ...