Film Legend Robert Redford Dies at the Age of 89
Celebrated performer Robert Redford, famous for memorable parts in films like The Sting, died at the age of 89.
His publicist confirmed that the Oscar-winning filmmaker died on September 16 at his home in his beloved Utah retreat, surrounded by.
Redford was also a celebrated actor, but the creator of the prestigious indie film event.
He earned an Academy Award for directing in 1980 for the drama Ordinary People and shared his exit from performing in recent years.
Over his remarkable career, Redford appeared in acclaimed movies such as The Candidate.
Even though his role in Butch Cassidy catapulted him to a celebrity, he was known to say unease with being seen as solely a charmer.
“He is sorely missed,” his representative added. “Those closest to him asks for privacy during this time.”
