Go inside Sundance beyond the film festival and the ski slopes. For over 50 years, Robert Redford's Sundance Resort in Utah has been a prominent incubator for achievements in cinema, culture, and conservation. The lodging and skiing are pretty swell too.
Other structures include a workshop, wood shed, garden house, garage, hay barn, and horse stalls. A far larger property with ties to Redford, Montana's Climbing Arrow Ranch, recently hit the market for $136 million. Redford shot his 1992 film “A River Runs Through It” on parts of the 80,000-acre property.
Attracted to the land for both its potential as a creative hub and a landmark resort, Redford also saw his purchase as an act of preservation. He wanted the stories of this land, originally a cool-temperature summer mecca for the Ute tribe, to live on for future generations, free from major development.
Redford sold the 2,600-acre Sundance Mountain Resort to Broadreach Capital Partners and Cedar Capital Partners for an undisclosed sum. According to Mr. Mavromihalis, Mr. Redford still owns around 1,800 acres in Utah, including his family's ranch in Sundance.
Now starting to downsize his property portfolio, The Old Man & the Gun star sold his life-long, 2,600-acre Sundance Mountain Resort for an undisclosed sum in 2020. Yet Mansion Global confirmed that Redford still owns approximately 1,800 acres of land in Utah, including his family home in Sundance.
Actor Robert Redford acquired the area in 1968, and established a year-round resort that would later spawn the independent Sundance Film Festival and the non-profit Sundance Institute. The resort was first listed as a census-designated place (CDP) before the 2020 census.
Robert Redford originally agreed to play Blue and backed out at the last minute. He was sued by Paramount and afterward refused Roman Polanski's offer to play Guy Woodhouse in Paramount's Rosemary's Baby (1968).
Kevin Costner may not be willing to give up his Yellowstone ranch in Montana, but he is saying welcome to his real-life ranch in Colorado. The recent Golden Globe winner has put his 160-acre (64.8ha) Aspen estate up for rent for a jaw-dropping $36,000 (AU$52,400) per night, The Post reports.
At 84 years old, silver screen legend Robert Redford has lived a life that has taken him around the globe, but Sundance, Utah, is particularly special to the Oscar winner.
Murdoch is the founder of Fox News and Wall Street Journal. Back in December of 2021, he bought the ranch for $200,000,000 dollars, which makes it the largest ranch sale in Montana's history. “This is a profound responsibility.
In the decades that followed Paul Newman and Robert Redford's two films together, it was clear that they forged a lifelong friendship through them. This bond went on to solidify the impact of the two films in each of their careers, serving as a sentimental backdrop amid their real life friendship off-screen.
The Reason Paul Newman And Robert Redford Never Got To Make A Third Movie Together - IMDb. Though 11 years apart in age, hailing from entirely different parts of the country, Paul Newman and Robert Redford were a big-screen match made in movie heaven.
Robert Redford he wasn't, but a pilot he certainly was. Affixed to one wall of his small office was a certificate of commendation from the Civil Aeronautics Administration, that Department of Commerce arm now known as the Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Agency.
When he was young, Redford didn't love school, so he pursued his interests in art and sports. He had a great talent for baseball and spent his years at Van Nuys High School on the baseball team, where his teammate was future pitching legend, Don Drysdale.
SUNDANCE, Utah, Dec. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Robert Redford has agreed to sell the Sundance Mountain Resort to Broadreach Capital Partners and Cedar Capital Partners.
He is the founder of the Sundance Film Festival, which he named after his character from the movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969). Dislikes watching his own films. The only film in which he was completely satisfied with his own performance was The Sting (1973).
Take A Tour Of Robert Redford's 30-Acre Utah Ranch That Sold For $6.5 Million. In the heart of Utah's horse country, acclaimed actor, director, and producer Robert Redford has left parts of his own there. After nearly 25 years, the Sundance Kid sold his captivating 30-acre horse ranch for $6.5 million (July 2021).
Although Redford owns homes in California; Santa Fe, New Mexico; and another ranch in Sundance that he hopes to expand, he holds wonderful memories of the Utah property, says Bishop.
He will still direct, produce and oversee the annual Sundance Film Festival and the Sundance Institute, both located in Utah, which has been his primary residence for decades and is where he lives with artist wife, Sibylle Szaggars. The Oscar winner also owns a 250-acre ranch outside Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Robert Redford has been a heartthrob through the decades but he was also known for his love of horses. In 1979 film The Electric Horseman, Redford played a down-on-his-luck rodeo star who steals a racehorse. The actor did all his own stunts with the equine actor, a five-year-old bay thoroughbred called Let's Merge.
