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Robert Redford on Acting, Power, and Sundance | Film Discussion (2002)

A candid 2002 career conversation with Robert Redford: why acting saved his life, the acorn idea, building Sundance, shaping films like Butch Cassidy, The Sting, and All the President’s Men, directing with heart, and speaking out on power and the environment. Chapters 00:00 Career montage and setup 03:59 Body of work and why acting chose him 05:18 Oscars reflection and “acorn” idea 07:16 Directing unites art and acting 08:19 Founding vision for Sundance 10:09 Looking back vs. awards 11:39 Why acting saved his life 15:12 Is he an actor first 16:37 Stage breakthrough Barefoot in the Park 19:05 Early films and doubts 22:10 Trilogy on winning: politics, business, sports 25:11 Butch Cassidy cliff jump anecdote 30:06 All the President’s Men genesis 39:46 Directing reel theme: heart 45:39 Views on power and heroes 47:37 Openness after 2001 48:12 Environmental advocacy 53:04 Closing FILM DISCUSSION Film Discussion is a curated interview archive and conversation series presented by Occupy Cinema. We spotlight the minds behind the movies—actors, directors, writers, and cultural critics—through thoughtful interviews, archival footage, and contemporary conversations. From Broadway to global cinema, Film Discussion explores the craft, politics, and impact of storytelling on screen and stage. Join our community of 800+ filmmakers: https://occupy.beehiiv.com/subscribe Instagram:   / filmdiscussion_   Facebook:   / filmdiscussionofficial   Thank you for your ongoing support: https://buymeacoffee.com/filmdiscussion #fyp #foryoupage #viral #actor #acting