JAMES BROLIN - BROLIN FEARED NEW FILM WAS TOO RISQUE FOR STREISAND

BROLIN FEARED NEW FILM WAS TOO RISQUE FOR STREISAND

Veteran actor JAMES BROLIN was so uncomfortable with the risque language littered throughout his new comedy THE GOODS: LIVE HARD, SELL HARD, he refused to tell his wife BARBRA STREISAND about the part he was filming.
Brolin stars alongside Jeremy Piven and Ving Rhames in the film, about a used-car salesman who is hired to save a flailing auto dealership.
Piven reveals the script is so full of adult references, even 69-year-old Brolin was left blushing - but Streisand loved it.
He tells New York Post columnist Cindy Adams, "(The movie)'s a bit raunchy. Also, the language is racy. James Brolin said he wouldn't even tell his wife the kind of role he was shooting. But then we had a private screening, and Barbra Streisand laughed the loudest."