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Always liked him.

Also liked the fact he never seemed to think he knew everything about everything, or that his opinions should guide other people's lives just because he was a celebrity...at least as far as I saw.

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Yes, always liked him too. Never remember reading a bad thing about him and sure enjoyed his movies.

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I was a fan of Robert Redford,  the last movie he did when he retired from acting All is Lost was a really good move.  I went to the movies when my wife and I were dating and saw him in  In Decent Perposal, a great movie. 🍿  he was a legend.   May he R.I.P.

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RIP....loved him. Gonna watch my 2 favs....."3 Days of the Condor" and "The Hot Rock". 

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Besides "Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid" Robert and Paul Newman teamed up a second time in "The Sting" from 1973. That film was equally great. One of my late dad's all time favorites. 

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18 hours ago, John M. said:

Besides "Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid" Robert and Paul Newman teamed up a second time in "The Sting" from 1973. That film was equally great. One of my late dad's all time favorites. 

I saw the Sting at the Montclair Theater in Chicago 

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A great film actor who preferred a solitary life away from the cameras.

No celebrity partying just  to be seen in those circles.      No huge ego.  

An A lister who was also quite modest and quietly supported causes helping others that were important to him.

Not just a great actor but a true gentleman .

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