Robert Redford’s Death: The channels face the programs that he would honor him

The President’s Men’s Star, Butch Cassid and the Baby, or Three Days of Condor, an independent film figure, an Oscar-winning director for people like others, founder of Sundance Festival … It is difficult to summarize Robert Redford’s productive career. A real Hollywood legend, the artist left us on Tuesday, September 16, at the age of 89.

In order to welcome the memory of those who deeply mentioned the Seventh Art History, France TV and TCM broke their programs this evening.

From Africa this evening to France 2

Thus, France 2 broadcasts on September 16 at 9:10 pm. From Africa, Sydney Regiment’s classics, where Robert Redford responds to Meryl Streep. The winner of the seven Oscars, including the best film and best director, follows the drama of the young Daniel Aristocrat in Kenya, who, abandoned by her hunting husband, is in love with the cruel temperament hunter.

To change the documentary to the outside of Africa DrinkBy Eliz Le Bivich, which unites testimonies and archives to evolve the report in French society. France.tv is available on the website, the program will be performed later with reprograms.

Jeremiah Johnson in France 5

France 5, for its part, broadcasts Jeremiah Johnson on Friday, September 19, at 9:05 pm, instead of the strange history of the Benjamin button, and later it is also reproduced.

Also director Sydney Polak, who was Robert Redford’s regular and faithful employee, this feature film overlooking the Western genre follows one nickname “Mountain Man” or “Johnson Liver Food”, John Johnson. In the United States he became a legendary figure, he fled war and civilization to settle in the rocky mountains, where he learned of Cohabita with the indigenous tribes.

Fraud on TCM

Finally, TCM Cinema also broadcasts Friday on September 19 at 8:50 am. Director George Roy Hill, the film, allows Robert Redford to find Paul Newen four years after the Butch Cassidy and The Kid. The duo forms fraud to destroy Gangster in Chicago in the 1930s. Huge critical and commercial success, fraud was awarded with seven Oscars.