🌟The turning tide of public opinion and the challenges of fame
🎥The impact of success on Redford's career
🎬Redford's approach to directing and his experience as a first-time director
🏆The unexpected success of 'Ordinary People' and winning an Oscar
🚗The significance of cars in film and their role in representing the American Dream
Did Robert Redford expect the success of 'Ordinary People'?
—No, he didn't expect it to be a box office hit, but he believed in the importance of the story and its characters.
Has Robert Redford ever considered doing sequels?
—No, he doesn't believe in doing sequels and has no interest in revisiting previous projects.
How did Robert Redford handle accidents or unexpected incidents during live performances?
—He would play along with the accident and embrace the unexpected, making it part of the performance.
What were the challenges in recreating the 1950s era for the film?
—Finding authentic costumes and period props was challenging, but the team was able to create a genuine 1950s atmosphere without drawing attention to it.
What does Robert Redford remember about attending the Oscars for 'Ordinary People'?
—He remembers feeling nervous and not enjoying the limousine ride to the ceremony. It was a tough evening.
00:04Robert Redford discusses the challenges of fame and the turning tide of public opinion.
01:40Redford talks about the unexpected success of 'Ordinary People' and winning an Oscar as a first-time director.
05:53He shares his thoughts on sequels and the importance of original storytelling.
07:06Redford recalls his experience in the theater and how he embraced accidents during live performances.
07:59The challenges of recreating the 1950s era for 'Barefoot in the Park' and the importance of creating an authentic atmosphere.
08:18Redford reflects on his experience attending the Oscars for 'Ordinary People' and the mixed emotions he felt.
