Fonda-Streisand Feud Over Redford Tribute

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Jane Fonda and Barbara Streisand are clashing over a tribute to the late Robert Redford

at the Academy Awards.

The 83-year-old Streisand performed a song from their 1973 film The Way We Were To Honor

the Actor and Director, who passed away last September at age 89.

Right after the event, the 88-year-old Fonda, told Entertainment Tonight she wondered why

Streisand got the spot, pointing out her own deeper.

Connection through four movies with Redford, Fonda starred with him in The Chase, from

1966, Barefoot in the Park, the next year, the Electric Horseman in 1979, and Our Souls

at Night in 2017.

Streisand only shared the screen with him once.

Insiders say Fonda's remarks hit Streisand hard, leaving her furious and casting a shadow

over the Oscars 9.

Fonda calls it just a joke, but it stirred up long-buried resentment between the two.

People close to them urge both to move on, yet their grudge-holding ways keep the tension

alive even decades later.