Bryan has been invited by Barbra 

Streisand to sing a duet together.

Last october they have completed a song 

for her film "The Mirror Has Two Faces". 

The song, ‘I Finally Found Someone’ was 

written by Bryan Adams, Mutt Lange, 

Barbra Streisand and Marvin Hamlisch and 

has been released in the US on November 

6th. 

Release-date in Europe: December 21st

(with B-sides: 'Star', 'I Think About 

You' and 'Do To You').



Click here for the complete songtext!



Barbra Streisand is no stranger to the 

world of filmsoundtracks. The multi 

Oscar/Grammy/Emmy/Tony/Peabody/Golden 

Globe Awardwinner earned one of her two 

Academy Awards for ‘Evergreen’, the 

lovetheme from "A Star Is Born", which 

was named Best Song and reached no. 1 

in 1977. 

Barbra later wrote the score to "Nuts" 

(1987), a film she also starred in and produced.

In total Barbara has made 38 albums in her career of 

which the latest was the 1994 platinum plus double CD 

"Barbra - The Concert", recorded live at Madison Square 

Garden.



"The Mirror Has Two Faces"

(by Debbie Seagle)



American Bryan Adams fans were treated this winter to a 

new movie  - The Mirror Has Two Faces - and the soundtrack  

included a romantic duet by Bryan and the ever popular 

Barbara Streisand.  The song, "I Finally Found Someone", 

was written by Bryan and the song also produced a music 

video which featured clips from the production of the new 

film, as well as glimpses of Bryan and Barbara hanging out 

together.  Still photos of these clips were used for the 

CD single design.



The central characters in this story are played by Barbara 

Streisand, Jeff Bridges, Mimi Rogers, Lauren Bacall and 

Pierce Brosnan.  Rose (Barbara Streisand) is a professor 

of literature at Columbia University.  She is brilliant 

and passionate in her teaching abilities but is very plain 

and understated in her appearance.  In sharp contrast her 

sister, played by Mimi Rogers, is glamorous and bubbly.  

The two sisters are always being compared by their mother 

(Lauren Bacall) who never misses an opportunity to point 

out that Rose should be more like her sister.  She is 

encourage to "fix herself up" so she can meet a nice man 

and settle down.



Enter Jeff Bridges, also a professor at Columbia university, 

in the mathematics department.  He is also brilliant, but 

does not have the same style and finesse as Rose.  He also 

longs for companionship but becomes flustered when he is 

around women he is sexually attracted to.  This is demon-

strated in a scene from the movie where an old girlfriend 

of his shows up unexpectedly at a lecture he is giving.  

He stammers and stumbles, and is unable to conduct his 

lecture.



Rose’s sister is newly married to the handsome Pierce Bros-

nan and she wants desperately for her sister to be as happy 

as she is.  She answers a personal ad for Rose, placed by 

the math professor, and tells him all about her sister.  

He agrees to check out Rose by attending one of her lectures.  

When he sees her he is instantly taken with her intellect, 

her way with her students, and the subject of romantic 

literature which she is speaking about.  Her lecture is very 

moving and she asks the question, "Why do people want roman-

tic love?"



The couple get together for a date and they fall in love.  

They begin a relationship without any sexual contact involved.  

Eventually they decide to get married and again, the stipula-

tion is that there be no sexual relationship.  He insists that 

he wants her as his soul-mate only.  Rose agrees and they are 

married but she quickly becomes tired of the odd arrangement 

and she decides to leave her husband.  In his depression, he 

decides to travel to Europe on an extended holiday.



While he is abroad, Rose decides to finally fix herself up and 

begins working out, buying new clothes and doing her hair and 

make-up differently.  She begins to look so fabulous that her 

new brother-in-law makes a pass at her.  One of the most 

poignant moments in the movie is when she tells her brother-

in-law, "I used to think you were too good for me, but now I 

realize that I am too good for you."  Clearly now she sees the 

other face in her mirror - the glamorous and exciting Rose.  

She reconciles with her mother for always criticizing her and 

comparing her to her sister and the two become close.



Eventually Rose’s husband comes back to the States and is 

flustered by her attractiveness.  It is obvious that she is 

still in love with him and the movie ends with a scene where 

they meet and dance in the streets - a happy ending is implied.  

It is at this part of the movie, with them embracing each other 

that Bryan and Barbara can be heard singing "I Finally Found 

Someone."



The movie was already in cinemas in the States on November 15th 

and it will be in the European cinemas sometime in January 1997.