Summary
Robert Redford, an Oscar-winning actor and director, died at age 89 at his home in Utah. Redford was known for his roles in movies like "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and for founding the Sundance Film Festival, a major platform for independent films. He also supported environmental causes and kept a private life away from the public spotlight.
Key Facts
- Robert Redford died at age 89 in his home in Sundance, Utah.
- He was an Oscar-winning actor known for films like "All the President’s Men."
- Redford founded the Sundance Film Festival to promote independent films.
- He won Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director for "Ordinary People" in 1980.
- Redford was involved in environmental advocacy, supporting organizations like the Natural Resources Defense Council.
- He was married twice and kept a private, low-profile personal life.
- Redford used his public presence to discuss political issues but never pursued a political career.
- The cause of his death was not provided.
