He saddled up with Paul Newman in the 1969 Western buddy adventure "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and 1973 hit con-man caper "The Sting" (which snagged Redford a best actor Oscar nomination), starred with Barbra Streisand in the 1973 romance "The Way We Were," and teamed with Dustin Hoffman for 1976's journalism thriller "All the President's Men." Redford also found great success off screen and behind the scenes: In 1981, he won a best director Academy Award for the family drama "Ordinary People," and that same year Redford founded the Sundance Institute to foster the works of indie directors, theater artists and composers
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