Robert Redford died-the star of the Hollywood of the 70s, the founder of the Sandance festival and the director, who received Oscar for the debut
His roles became a model in many genres, from western to melodrama George Pimentel / Wiremage / Getty images Actor and director Robert Redford, founder of the Sandance film festival, died. He was 89 years old. Redford became famous in the 1970s, acting in films, which eventually became a model for many genres: Western, Spy Triller, Melodrama. In the 1980s, he decided to make a movie himself-and became one of the six directors in history who received an Oscar for a debut film.