One of my all time favourite actors, in the wonderful Talking Pictures series; he and Redford in Sundance Kid were magnificent. I still buy his super Balsamic vinaigrette and think of those blue eyes.

In the 90’s I used to buy his pasta sauce.. it was really delicious..
Haven’t had it in years..
Nowadays I look for the weekly specials in the supermarkets 😉
(gosh I’m turning into my dad..)

Coolhand Luke all the way for me...

If you haven't seen it though a later (1994) film "Nobodys Fools" is quietly winderful and I think a fine performance. Also has a young Philip Seymour Hoffman in...

Cool Hand Luke my favourite too.
"What we have here is a failure to communicate".

This is a fun list.

www.afi.com/afis-100-years-100-movie-quotes/

They also made a great duo in The Sting, scamming along to the sounds of Scott Joplin...

I made it all the way through The Outrage (1964 remake of Kurosawa's Rashomon in a Western setting) without recognising Paul Newman. His name popped up in the credits and I genuinely didn't know he'd been in the film at all. He plays totally against type as a Mexican bandit. Always nice to see movie stars showing some acting chops instead of just playing themselves as usual (Tom Cruise in Collateral is another example that comes to mind).

JK2006 wrote:
This is a fun list.

www.afi.com/afis-100-years-100-movie-quotes/

"Plastics" an excellent piece of advice, just look at social media. Both Graduate and Midnight Cowboy are terrific movies.

I have only seen 2 Paul Newman films ( Butch Cassidy and Slap Shot) so I can't critise him but his sauces are wonderful.