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Jane Fonda Questions Barbra Streisand's Tribute to Robert Redford at Oscars

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The 2026 Oscars' 'In Memoriam' segment has faced backlash, particularly from actress Jane Fonda, who criticized Barbra Streisand for honoring Robert Redford, who passed away on September 16. Fonda, who starred in four films with Redford, expressed her discontent on 'Entertainment Tonight,' questioning why Streisand, who collaborated with Redford on just one film, was chosen for the tribute. Fonda praised Redford as a significant figure in cinema, noting his impact on independent film. The segment also drew criticism for omitting several notable names, including Brigitte Bardot and others.

Key Details: • Robert Redford passed away on September 16, 2026. • Jane Fonda worked with Redford on four films: 'The Tall Story', 'The Chase', 'Barefoot in the Park', and 'Our Souls at Night'. • Barbra Streisand's tribute included singing a portion of 'The Way We Were'. • The 'In Memoriam' segment also omitted names like Brigitte Bardot and James Van Der Beek.

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