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Robert Redford Remembered for His Deep Legacy in Environmental Activism and Native American Advocacy
- Robert Redford died on September 16, 2025, at the age of 89, leaving behind a legacy in film and activism.
- His rise to fame began in 1969 with a leading role in a popular Western film about two outlaws on the run, which helped establish his status as a major Hollywood star.
- Redford received widespread critical recognition, winning the Academy Award for Best Director for the 1980 film Ordinary People, and later earning nominations for Best Director and Best Picture for the 1994 thriller Quiz Show.
- He founded the Sundance Institute in Utah to support independent filmmakers, reflecting his stated value of artistic 'independence' and championing new voices.
- Redford’s contributions as actor, director, and activist helped shape American cinema and culture, with Sundance becoming a major launchpad for indie film talent.
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Robert Redford remembered for his deep legacy in environmental activism and Native American advocacy
Robert Redford, who died Tuesday at 89, was known for his deep commitment to activism, especially for Native American rights and the environment.
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