
Robert Redford Confirms He’s Still Alive After Twitter Death Hoax
A publicist for Robert Redford has confirmed the silver-screen icon is alive and well after a hoax news report of his death circulated rapidly on Twitter on New Year’s Eve.

A publicist for Robert Redford has confirmed the silver-screen icon is alive and well after a hoax news report of his death circulated rapidly on Twitter on New Year’s Eve.

Actor Robert Redford joined world leaders, legislators, and a handful of celebrities at the Cop21 international climate change conference in Paris over the weekend, where he urged attendees to “change the momentum” to halt global warming and declared that “people are feeling climate change in their own backyard, seeing climate change from their homes.”

CBS has banned advertisements for the film Truth, which stars Robert Redford as Dan Rather and Cate Blanchett as disgraced CBS News producer Mary Mapes, during the events of a notorious discredited 2004 news story regarding former President George W. Bush’s military service record.

The first trailer for the “Rathergate” movie Truth was released online last week.

Academy Award-winner Robert Redford returns for his first starring role since 2013’s All is Lost in this weekend’s A Walk in the Woods.

Monday at the United Nations in New York City, actor and activist Robert Redford said the U.N. climate conference in Paris in December is the world’s “last chance” to save the planet from climate change. Reford said, “This December, the

Oscar-winning actor and director Robert Redford reminded graduates at Maine’s Colby College the world is a “grim” place Sunday, before asking them to be fearless.

Sony Pictures Classics has acquired the “RatherGate” film Truth for $6 million at the Cannes Film Festival, reports Deadline.

Actor and director Robert Redford, who has stated on multiple occasions he believes it is partially up to women to save America from conservatives, admitted this week he has absolutely no idea where Hillary, or Texas Senator Ted Cruz, stand on the issues.

A production company is set to release an independent film, Truth, about CBS anchor Dan Rather’s self-destruction. The release is oddly timed, since Rather just stepped to the defense of NBC’s disgraced anchor Brian Williams.

In a wide-ranging interview with film critic Leonard Maltin at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, directors George Lucas and Robert Redford spoke candidly of their experiences in film, where Lucas came to the conclusion that Hollywood as a “circus.”