Robert Redford

Specifically so that when I go home at night, it feels more like that was that guy, and now I get to be this entirely on my own.

I think of the Robert Redford quote when he was getting into the elevator and a journalist shouts, "Are you really Robert Redford?" And he responds, "Only when I'm alone."

Oh, wow.

And I think-

20th Century Fox then had the book rights and had a few failed attempts to make the movie happen with them, with Richard Lester coming very close to making the movie.

Other directors that had attempted to adapt the book include Francois Truffaut, Robert Redford, and Norman Jewison.

At one point, Christopher Reeve was interested in playing Wesley in a planned adaptation.

When Reiner met producer Norman Lear, the movie was greenlit by 20th Century Fox to be made.

yeah yeah and and you're just supposed to overlook it like what you know like you know like i said in the jeffrey epstein files you know the let the goyim live in the real world

yeah exactly um well no that's why i like that film people i know with al pacino you know robert redford directed it and it is actually a really super subversive movie and it made a lot of people mad it got very limited distribution but i remember when it came out and like Pacino would start as the merchant of Venice around the same time.

And Pacino was awesome.

Unlike, unlike faggot, retardo, Robert De Niro.

I, I recommend it.

And then the other one I watched, I watched Robert Redford's The Horse Whisperer.

I've seen that too.

I love Robert Redford, man.

[laughs] I just think he's the fucking best, and I love old man Redford in the '90s.

It's a great role for him.

So it's like for you to like have to say, "It's depressing, but it's got redemption, so I liked it."

Well, it just starts off, you know, old Scarlett Johansson, she's on her horse, and then they get hit by a semi.

But obviously the way Mattingly's been hitting, his has some good wood in it and it's not chipping.

I wonder if that's a Robert Redford model.

Here's Larry Parrish with two out and a runner at first base.

Bottom of the first inning, no score.

Which I believe was from...

Oh, God, that was from a soundtrack to a movie with Robert Redford.

It was.

And Michelle Pfeiffer.

Uh, and I am super, super excited to revisit that all-star cast.

Uh, Robert Redford, the late river Phoenix.

Um, well, there's a lot of late people on that, but

I still,

yeah, this is, uh, Robert Redford, river Phoenix, uh, Dan, Dan, Sydney, Sydney, he's

gone.

He's gone.

So the way we were has to be on there.

And it's because the two Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford meet in college on the East Coast.

And it's very, you know, knitwear heavy.

And then they're opposites.

yeah yeah and you're just supposed to overlook it like what you know like you know like i said in the jeffrey epstein files you know the let the goyim live in the real world

yeah exactly um well no that's why i like that film people i know with al pacino you know robert redford directed it and it is actually a really subversive movie and it made a lot of people mad it got very limited distribution but i remember when it came out and like Pacino would start as the merchant of Venice around the same time.

And Pacino was awesome.

Unlike, unlike faggot, retardo, Robert De Niro.