Barbra Streisand in 1964 was still a curiosity, and probably raised more than a few industry eyebrows when CBS signed her to 10-year, $5 million television deal (nothing these days)
 for a series called "The Biggest Loser." Streisiand was the first woman to star in a major TV series, but she was also a star, too. She was a great actress, a terrific actress. But she wasn't a perfect actress either, as she had a lot of problems, including a serious heart condition. Stretti was not perfect, either. Her character was very much a caricature of the character of a woman who was in love with a man, who had been married for over a decade. The character played by the great Robert Duvall was one of Stretiand's best roles. He was great in the role of "the great" woman, played with great skill by Stretta. DuVall's character, however, was much more of an actor than Streviand. His character had no real personality, no personality. It was just a character. And he was so much better than the other characters. I think that the reason why Strevand became a successful actress was because she did not have a real life life. That was her real name. So she became an actress and became famous. This was Streziand, not the real Streiand.<br /><br />Stretti's career was short
 and she was a star. She was also a great actress, but she had a lot of problems with her acting. Her character was so over-the-top, she could not act. The only reason she did not get a big screen role was because she didn't have the talent to do it. I think that was the reason why she got a role in the first place. It was her first big role, so she would have been a good choice for the part. But she wasn't great in it, either.