Marty Erlichman, Longtime Manager for Barbra Streisand, Dies at 97
Marty Erlichman, the entertainment manager who discovered Barbra Streisand and managed her for more than six decades, died on Saturday of age-related causes. He was 97. “To the world, he was a giant of Hollywood; to us, he was a deeply devoted and loving father, husband, grandfather, and rock,” Erlichman’s family wrote in a statement. […]
Marty Erlichman, Barbra Streisand's longtime manager, has died at the age of 97. Erlichman discovered Streisand in the early 1960s and guided her career for over six decades. Born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1929, Erlichman was an alumnus of Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. He received both an Emmy Award and a Peabody Award for his work as executive producer of the 1994 HBO television special Barbra: The Concert.
Streisand expressed her gratitude for Erlichman's unwavering support and friendship, acknowledging his role in shaping her career and providing her creative control over her repertoire and album covers.
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