Robert Redford and Paul Newman's legendary friendship began in 1968 when director George Roy Hill introduced them in New York City for 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid'. When the studio wanted someone as famous as Newman and tried to veto Redford's casting, Newman stood firmly by the young actor, saying "I want to go with Redford". Redford recalled Newman saying, "I want to work with an actor," which was deeply complimentary because both saw their profession as craft they took seriously. The

A heartfelt reflection on an enduring friendship unfolds as Robert Redford shares his cherished memories of working alongside the legendary Paul Newman. Their journey began on the set of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, where a beautiful partnership blossomed, rooted in mutual respect and a passion for craft. Discover how their collaboration transformed from professional camaraderie into a deep, personal bond that led them to create iconic films like The Sting. Dive into Redford's insights on