Is it possible to get a function pointer to a getter/setter function

Question

Please do not respond with questions asking why, what usage, or suggesting alternative ideas.
Looking for a yes/no answer, from someone who actually knows.
The generally used workaround for this, is to use a regular function instead of a getter/setter.  This results in having to have ( ) after the function variable obviously.  The question is, can a Function variable be assigned to a getter/setter function and retain its attribute of not needing brackets.  Everything I have read seems to imply it is not, but I am looking for a definitive answer.
Below is some Pseudo code representing the question:
public class Foo(){
     private var prop:Object;
     public function get Prop():Object{return prop;}
     public function set Prop(o:Object):void{prop=o;}
//==================
var GlobalFuncVar:Function = Foo.<get Prop>;
*** - If Foo.Prop is used, it returns the value. how can the function pointer be accessed...

Answer 1

The answer Should be no, but with a dynamic Object you can make this posible where a property call is actually a shortcut to a function.
But this is a terrible practice because you will confuse anyone looking at the code when they feel its a property its actually a method being used.
NOT AN ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION, SAME SOLUTION WITH GOOD ENCAPSULATION, DELEGATE to an object.
use a get and set to set an object that has a common method to execute such as execute()
then call your prop functionCall or whatever you choose.  myObject.functionCall= (ICanExecute type)
now that its in myObject.functionCall.ecex()
swap out your behavior that is required, but keep it clear to the user of your code.