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Robert Redford, Hollywood star, Oscar-winning director and founder of the Sundance Institute, died at 89 years of age. Known for his environmental commitments and for LGBT rights, he left behind an artistic legacy and long-lasting activist. The article Robert Redford, film legend and ally of LGBT+ rights, passed away at 89 years old, appeared first on Association STOP homophobia.
Robert Redford passed away on Tuesday at the age of 89. Nine years ago, Le Progrès met Ralf Helmut Stammsen, based in Bourg-en-Bresse, whose story inspired the book and then the cult film "The Man who murmured in the ear of the horses." The ethologist, sad to learn of the disappearance of the actor, remembers a man at first glance "cold and unpleasant". But straight.
"There are friends who say that I look more like Robert than Redford." The joke is from Didier Bourdon, then a member of the Unknown in a parody of Turn Manège! in the mid-1990s. It's pretty crazy to start an obituary with a joke. It's true. We could also have cited
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