The entertainment industry and beyond are mourning the passing of Robert Redford, a revered actor, director, and pioneer. Tributes have been shared by numerous figures, including Barbra Streisand, who described him as “one of the finest actors ever.”
Meryl Streep, his co-star in films such as Out of Africa, referred to Redford as “One of the lions,” while Jane Fonda, who worked with him on four movies including Barefoot in the Park, expressed deep sadness and highlighted his generosity and dedication to the art form. Redford’s extensive acting career featured prominent roles in iconic films like The Sting, All The President’s Men, and Spy Game.
Beyond his celebrated acting career, Redford founded the Sundance Film Festival, an initiative that cemented his status as a key figure in American independent cinema. The Sundance Institute released a statement acknowledging his profound impact, noting that Redford’s vision for a platform for independent voices launched a movement that has inspired artists and redefined cinema globally over four decades.
Source: www.theguardian.com