Oscar-winning actor Robert Redford has died - September 2025

[NuttMegg]

The Horse Whisperer
A River Runs Through it
Ordinary People

 

[Elley Mae]

All of Redford’s movie were good.

Jeremiah johnson
The sting
Brubaker
Out of Africa

He was great.

 

[Inthedetails]

I remember my mom and older sisters loving this movie. I don't know if I saw it myself or just remember them talking about it.

Jeremiah Johnson is said to be the favourite amongst lead Robert Redford’s own large and illustrious body of work.

Why rediscover Jeremiah Johnson.

 

[Elley Mae]

I remember my mom and older sisters loving this movie. I don't know if I saw it myself or just remember them talking about it.

Jeremiah Johnson is said to be the favourite amongst lead Robert Redford’s own large and illustrious body of work.

Why rediscover Jeremiah Johnson.

You can watch it here for free w/commercials.
It’s a very good movie.

Jeremiah Johnson (1972)

An 1830s loner leaves civilization and learns how to be a mountain man, but the members of a Native American tribe undo his newfound solitude.

tubitv.com

 

[Dotta]

 

[BUF]

Robert Redford directed one of my favorite films..

A River Runs Through It movie review (1992) | Roger Ebert

Fly-fishing stands for life in this movie. If you can learn to do it correctly, to read the river and the fish and yourself, and to do what needs to be done

www.rogerebert.com

'Redford’s film version makes the crucial decision to keep Maclean’s voice in the film; his own prose is read as a narration, by Redford, so that we do not simply see events as they happen, we are reminded that they are memories from long ago, and that the author has spent time and trouble to draw the lessons from them.''

This was one of my favorites too….and I had actually watched it (again) last night.

I have enjoyed watching his movies many times over….whether he acted in them or directed them. Out of Africa is another of my big favorites.

He was a wonderful actor, director, and person.

RIP Mr. Redford

 

[outback]

Young Brad Pitt resembled Redford a bit in that incredible favorite film

Brad Pitt wishes.

 

[LadyL]

Robert Redford directed one of my favorite films..

A River Runs Through It movie review (1992) | Roger Ebert

Fly-fishing stands for life in this movie. If you can learn to do it correctly, to read the river and the fish and yourself, and to do what needs to be done

www.rogerebert.com

'Redford’s film version makes the crucial decision to keep Maclean’s voice in the film; his own prose is read as a narration, by Redford, so that we do not simply see events as they happen, we are reminded that they are memories from long ago, and that the author has spent time and trouble to draw the lessons from them.''

I don't think I've seen it. I'll have to check it out.

I just read this is the film where he insisted to use fake fish - he was a strong animal advocate, especially of wildlife.

 

[ilovewings]

I am saddened at the passing of Robert Redford-- i had no idea,he,was 89!!!
He was handsome, a,great actor, but more than that he was a,good person

 

[BetteDavisEyes]

Meryl Streep, Elizabeth McGovern and More Mourn the Death of Robert Redford: 'One of the Lions Has Passed'

Hollywood celebrities paid tribute following the death of Robert Redford on Tuesday, Sept. 16, at the age of 89. Stars including Marlee Matlin, Stephen King, Ron Howard, Jake Tapper and Colman Domingo all shared tribute posts in the wake of Redford's death.

people.com

 

[NuttMegg]

The Horse Whisperer
A River Runs Through it
Ordinary People

in the Horse Whisperer Redford pulled off the most erotic scene I can recall. Nope, no nudity, no grinding, not even kissing, not even much eye contact. No revealing clothes or heavy breathing. No puffy lipped overly made up female stars, no macho man chisled jaw guys. Nothing actually happened, it was "what could have happened".

KInd of like 1000 levels up from the dance in the King and I, if anyone remembers that tension.

Ha ha.....no spoilers.

 

[303gmf]

Brad Pitt wishes.

 

[BetteDavisEyes]

 

[303gmf]

One of my favorites