Summary
Actor and director Robert Redford, who recently passed away, was known for his career in film and outspoken views on American politics, particularly concerning Donald Trump. Redford spoke out against Trump's presidency, critiquing his impact on democracy, but advised that voters should express their views through elections rather than impeachment. Despite his criticisms, Redford acknowledged Trump's role in stirring political engagement.
Key Facts
- Robert Redford died at the age of 89 in his sleep at his home in Utah.
- He was famous for movies like "The Sting" and "Ordinary People," for which he won an Oscar for Best Director.
- Redford often spoke critically of Donald Trump and his presidency.
- He urged the public to focus on voting Trump out rather than relying on impeachment.
- Redford described Trump as degrading democracy and compared his actions to those of a dictator.
- Initially, Redford was open to giving Trump a chance but later expressed disappointment in his leadership.
