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babydracoWhat do you do between takes when you have Robert Redford in front of you? Do you go casual like “how was your weekend?” or you ask him about his career?
Stan: I was asking him questions about the 1959’s, the 60’s, about theater, I asked him about Paul Newman, about Natalie Wood. I asked him about anything I could come up with. You don’t always get that opportunity to be on set with somebody like that and the great thing about it is that he was actually looking forward to it, he was very open and very generous. You never know if people want to sit down and talk all the time, but he was more than kind.
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Stan: I was asking him questions about the 1959’s, the 60’s, about theater, I asked him about Paul Newman, about Natalie Wood. I asked him about anything I could come up with. You don’t always get that opportunity to be on set with somebody like that and the great thing about it is that he was actually looking forward to it, he was very open and very generous. You never know if people want to sit down and talk all the time, but he was more than kind.
interview
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