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Jane Fonda Playfully Slams Barbra Streisand’s Oscars Tribute To Robert Redford

by Ruth A • Published March 17, 2026

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The 2025 Oscars brought a wave of emotion as Hollywood paused to remember one of its most enduring icons. Barbra Streisand’s appearance quickly became one of the night’s most talked-about highlights. As she stepped on stage to honor Robert Redford during the In Memoriam segment, the moment carried both history and deep sentiment.

Still, Jane Fonda added her own voice to the conversation surrounding Barbra Streisand and the tribute. Speaking with warmth and a touch of humor, she reflected on her long connection with Redford. Her remarks revealed not just admiration but a personal bond shaped by years of working together.

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Barbra Streisand’s Oscars Tribute Sparks Conversation

Barbra Streisand’s tribute to Robert Redford literally brought me to tears. I did not expect her to break out into song but when she did, it totally broke me. This has been an exceptionally emotional #Oscar night but done with absolute class & thoughtfulness. What a moment. pic.twitter.com/9gO4wqGUAp

— Cinema Tweets (@CinemaTweets1) March 16, 2026

 

Barbra Streisand’s tribute stood out for its emotional weight and lasting cultural significance. She starred alongside Robert Redford in the 1973 romance The Way We Were, and that shared history shaped her appearance. Onstage, she described him as a “brilliant, subtle actor,” recalling how their performances often surprised each other.

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According to People, Streisand followed her tribute with a rare live performance of the film’s iconic song. It marked her return to the Oscars stage after more than a decade. The moment revived memories of a defining era in cinema and reinforced Barbra Streisand’s place within it.

Jane Fonda Reflects On Her Own History With Redford

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Jane Fonda, however, could not resist adding a playful remark. She questioned why Barbra Streisand was chosen, noting that she had made four films with Redford, while Streisand had made just one. The comment carried humor, but it also revealed the depth of her shared history with him.

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Fonda described Redford as someone she had always loved, calling him “the most gorgeous human being” with strong values. She also highlighted his influence on independent filmmaking and his impact on the industry. Through both Barbra Streisand’s tribute and Fonda’s memories, Redford’s legacy felt vivid and deeply personal.

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