Robert Redford and Paul Newman: A Friendship Forged On-Screen and Off
Robert Redford and Paul Newman were more than just co-stars; they were Hollywood legends whose on-screen chemistry mirrored a deep and enduring friendship. Here's a closer look at their remarkable bond:
Movies and On-Screen Magic:
Their iconic partnership began with the 1969 western "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." Redford, the handsome newcomer, played the Sundance Kid, while Newman, the established star, portrayed Butch Cassidy. The film's success was fueled by their playful banter and undeniable charisma as two outlaws on the run.
They reunited four years later for "The Sting," a slick con-man caper set in the 1930s. Their effortless on-screen dynamic solidified their status as a box-office powerhouse duo. While they only made two films together, their impact on cinema and their on-screen chemistry remain unforgettable.
Beyond the Silver Screen:
Despite the 11-year age gap, Redford and Newman formed a genuine friendship. They reportedly bonded over their shared interests in independent filmmaking, environmental causes, and a dislike for the Hollywood spotlight.
Unlike some Hollywood friendships, theirs wasn't built on competition. They respected each other's talent and found joy in collaborating. Redford even spoke about Newman's "nervousness" and how they used humor to ease the tension on set.
Individual Success and Enduring Legacy:
Both actors enjoyed illustrious careers outside of their collaborations. Redford became known for his leading-man roles in films like "All the President's Men" and "Out of Africa," while Newman continued to impress with his dramatic range in films like "Cool Hand Luke" and "Absence of Malice."
Sadly, Paul Newman passed away in 2008. Redford spoke fondly of him, highlighting their connection and the fun they had working together.
A Legacy of Friendship and Talent:
Redford and Newman's story transcends their on-screen partnership. It's a testament to the power of genuine friendship within the competitive world of Hollywood. Their legacy lies not just in their iconic films, but also in the inspiration they provided, showing that true friendship and artistic collaboration can flourish even under the bright lights of Hollywood.
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"Part of me is drawn to the nature of sadness because I think life is sad, and sadness is not something that should be avoided or denied. It's a fact of life, like contradictions are."
-- Robert Redford
-- Robert Redford
Robert Redford is among the most widely admired Hollywood stars of his generation, renowned for his iconic roles as the Sundance Kid, Bob Woodward and Jay Gatsby, and celebrated for his fierce commitment to environmental causes, independent filmmaking, and his Sundance Film Festival. Yet only now, in this revelatory biography written in close collaboration with the extraordinary actor and director himself, do we see the complex man beneath the Hollywood façade. READ an excerpt here: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/…/robert-redford-by-mic…/
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