Kris Kristofferson gave “A Star Is Born costar Barbra Streisand so many hickeys she

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Kris Kristofferson gave “A Star Is Born ”costar Barbra Streisand so many hickeys she had to hide them

In her recently released memoir, the legendary singer, actress, and director Barbra Streisand recounts passionate encounters with her "A Star Is Born" co-star Kris Kristofferson. Reflecting on their time together, Streisand vividly recalls Kristofferson's irresistible allure during a performance at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, California. Their romantic involvement left its mark, quite literally, as Kristofferson adorned her neck with hickeys.

As fate would have it, during the filming of "A Star Is Born," Streisand was romantically involved with Jon Peters, the film's producer. The memoir unveils intriguing details about the casting process, revealing that Elvis Presley was initially considered for the lead male role but declined, leading to Kristofferson's eventual casting. Streisand expresses no regrets about the casting choice, emphasizing the significance of selecting the right person for a role.

In stark contrast, Streisand's recollections of Warren Beatty, whom she acknowledges having a long history with, are less clear. The memoir hints at a certain ambiguity regarding their intimate history, with Streisand pondering, "Did I sleep with Warren? I kind of remember. I guess I did. Probably once."

Despite the uncertainties surrounding her connection with Beatty, Streisand emphasizes feeling a profound comfort with Kristofferson, a factor she believes contributed to the on-screen chemistry that propelled "A Star Is Born" to blockbuster success. The memoir offers a candid glimpse into Streisand's personal and professional relationships, shedding light on the intricacies of Hollywood's golden era

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