Robert Redford - Top 35 Highest Rated Movies
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Countdown to Robert Redford's highest rated films 1966-2016
Actor and Director. The Sundance Kid.
Ratings Average sources include IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, Radio Times Film Guide, Halliwell, Maltin and occasionally my own score will be thrown into the mix too.
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Robert Redford Is A Very Talented Actor and A Good Director. He Is An Adorable Man.
I have seen 15 of Robert Redford's career including some he directed only and some more recent films like The Horse Whisperer. Although it was not included, I did see his last film A Walk in the Woods. My favourite Redford films are The Sting, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, All The President's Men, Three Days of the Condor, and Barefoot in the Park. Great posters and stills.
Thanks Flora. I don't know how I managed it but I've beaten your tally on Redford, I've seen 19 of the 35 listed here. I'll bet Bruce beats us both. Favorites include Butch Cassidy, Three Days of the Condor, Captain America and A Bridge Too Far.
My favourite movies.downhill racer and the natural.Jeremiah Johnson and The Great Gatsby 1974.The Electric Horseman..
The Great Waldo Pepper, Three Days Of The Condor, Legal Eagles, and Havana.
Excellent actor, but not convincing as a "tough-guy" when such a portrayal is required.
Hmmmm....I did a comment sometime yesterday....and now it is not here. So....round two. Liked that you included his directed movies. So I have seen most of these movies. The ones I have not seen? #22 The Hot Rock and #15 The Chase (not sure how I have missed this one)...so my tally is 33. Favorites incluced #3 All The President's Men, #2 Butch and Sundance, #10 A Bridge Too Far (though he is barely in that one) and #7 Three Days of the Condor. I have a special memory of seeing #24 Legal Eagles.. some factors in that memory....me, my girlfriend and an empty movie theater....you just have to use your imagination...lol.
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Thanks for the vote and share Bruce, it is appreciated!
Wow Bruce, 33 out of 35 is very impressive! That's nearly as much as Flora's tally and mine put together! So how much of the film did you and your girlfriend actually see in that empty theater? ;) Thanks for commenting!
Omitted movies that come to mind right away: "Downhill Racer" and his film debut "The War Hunt."
Your series of countdowns is so entertaining, I thought I would return the favor with a top eleven of the people you haven't done yet who would provide an entertaining clip:
11. DeForest Kelley, who may have really worked with more screen legends than anyone else.
10. Martin Balsam, for the wide range of great movies over that long career.
9. Barbara Eden
8. Paul Naschy, for having played more of the classic monsters than any other movie actor, even though they were not offficial entries in any of those franchises, with quality admittedly not being the main feature.
7. Raymond Burr
6. Yvonne Craig
5. Bill Mumy, simply because this sixties "Lost in Space" child star worked with so many legends on the way out when he was just starting, even more than most child stars from that earlier era.
4. Tor Johnson, whose list rather than focusing on a rating scale would have to be the individual parts he was known for, and the amazingly unlikely wide range of co-stars, mostly great comedians, that shared the screen with him.
3. Troy McClure, the fictional "Simpsons" character whose cinematic exploits might be fun to create original posters for, with total creative license being available for whoever his co-stars would be over that long fake career.
2. Ward Bond, since his whole filmography is loaded with movies each considered to be the greatest movie ever made, despite how small his parts often were.
1. Walt Disney, as I can find no clip with such a countdown of his true classics that is not limited to the films of his studios from recent decades, even though it was the films he was directly involved in that more than any other had the staying power to be rereleased every few years as though they were each a new blockbuster.
Cheers and thanks for the list. I'll mark them down for future consideration. Walt Disney is an interesting suggestion, maybe just the films he worked on until his death, animated and live-action. Ward Bond would fit in with my current run of videos. I should have expanded Redfords video to at least a top 40. I was worried about boring people with long videos back then and tried to keep the length down to roughly 30 films.
Number 1 and 2 with paul Newman.
I Like Robert Redford Movies I Have On DVD In Alphabetical Order
All The Presidents Men
A Bridge Too Far
Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid
Captain America The Winter Soldier
Indecent Proposal
Spy Game
The Sting