Paul Newman and Robert Redford are often referred to as one of the greatest pairings in film history, despite the fact they only appeared together in two movies but never got to make a third. With an 11-year age gap between them, Newman’s clever charm helped craft the perfect mentor to Robert Redford’s handsome but eager straight man. Respect, trust, and raw acting talent were all on display whenever the two crossed paths on-screen – providing an enticing balance of humor and bravado. At ages 44 and 33, Newman and Redford, respectively, put on boots and cowboy hats and brought infamous bank robbers Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid to life. The breezy 1969 Western was up for seven Oscars, winning four, as it helped bridge the gap between new and old Hollywood. Four years later, the same director, George Roy Hill, reunited the pair for the Chicago-set crime caper The Sting. Winning Best Picture and earning Redford his only acting Oscar nomination, both movies have become undeniable American classics. Photographs are professionally matted and framed and come with a letter of authenticity from Guaranteed Forensic Authenticators, (GFA).

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