Legendary Oscar-winning actor Robert Redford, best known for his roles in Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid, The Sting, Three Days Of The Condor, All The President’s Men, Spy Game, All Is Lost and countless other classics, died in his sleep at his home in Utah, aged 89.
Redford, a performer who stood out for his charisma and talent, was also the Sundance Film Festival founder and a dedicated liberal activist who fought for Native Americans, environmental causes and LGBTQ rights.
