ICFS presents: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)
In Memory of Those We Loved and Lost in 2025:
Among the many great talents lost to the world in 2025 were Robert Redford, David Lynch, and Diane Keaton. Join the ICFS team at Proctors as we honor and celebrate some of their most memorable work.
Robert Redford captivated audiences with an effortless charisma and a quiet intensity that made him one of cinema’s most beloved leading men. His natural charm and understated presence brought warmth and depth to roles that might otherwise have been all bravado. “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” pairs Redford with Paul Newman in a witty, fast-paced Western about two legendary outlaws whose daring train robberies draw too much attention and force them to flee the American frontier for South America. Blending sharp humor, unforgettable chemistry, and poignant reflection on friendship and change, the film redefined the modern Western and remains treasured for its performances and iconic moments.
