Robert RedfordHollywood’s Golden Boy, who became the director of the Oscars, liberal and godfather of the Independent Cinema in the name of one of his favorite characters, died at 89 on Tuesday.
Redford “Death at home in Sundance on the hills of Utah – the place he loved was surrounded by his loved ones,” PR Cindi Berger said in a statement. No cause of death was provided.
After becoming a star in the 1960s, Redford It was one of the biggest stars of the 1970s, including films such as “Candidate”, “All Presidents’ Men” and “We Look”, with the best director of “Ordinary People” of the 1980s, which also won the best photos in 1980, which also won the best photos in 1980. His wavy blonde hair and the willingness of a boy made him his wish, his political abilities were his attitude, whether it was his attitude, whether it was his appearance, whether it was his appearance, whether it was his appearance. The character or his commitment to providing a platform for low-budget films.
His roles range from Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward to a mountain range of “Jeremiah Johnson” to a Marvel Cinematic Universe’s dual agent, starring Jane Fonda, Meryl Streep and Tom Cruise. But his most famous screen companion is his old friend, activist and practical clown Paul Newman, whose films are their passionate on screen, teasing about the changes in a relationship. Redford Played as the sly Outlaw opposite Newman in 1969’s “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” a box office smash at Redford and the festival. He also worked with Newman to win Best Picture for the 1973 Academy Award winner “The Sting” Redford Nomination for Best Actor for Young Scam Artist in Chicago in the 1930s.
The movie characters after the 1970s become more sporadic Redford Focused on director and production, and he served as patriarch of the independent film movement through the Sundance Institute in the 1980s and 1990s. But he starred in 1985’s Best Picture Champion “Africa” and received the best review of his career as a shipwreck sailor in 2013, where he was the only performer of the film. In 2018, he was once again praised for his so-called farewell movie “The Old Man and the Gun”.
“I just think my career has been a long one. It’s been a long time since I was 21.” “I think now that when I get into my 80s, maybe it’s time to step into retirement and spend more time with my wife and family.”
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Sundance is born
Redford In the 1970s, Hollywood watched as Hollywood became more cautious and controlled and wanted to regain its creative spirit in the early decade. Sundance was created to cultivate new talents and stay away from the pressures of Hollywood. Redford Originally hoped to open a ski resort land. Instead, Park City became the site of discovery for previously unknown filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino, Steven Soderbergh, Paul Thomas Anderson and Darren Aronofsky.
“For me, the word emphasized is ‘independent’” Redford told the Associated Press in 2018. “I always believed in the word. That’s what led to my ultimate desire to create a category that supports independent artists who didn’t have the chance to be heard.
“The industry is well controlled by the mainstream and I am part of me. But I saw other stories without the chance to be told, and I thought, ‘Well, maybe I can do my best to give those people a chance.” I felt very good about it when I looked back on it. ”
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Bob Thomas, a longtime Associated Press journalist, died in 2014, is the lead author of the itu sued.
