Rest in Peace
Academy Award-winning actor, race-car driver and philanthropic food king—Paul Newman did nothing if not live large during his 83 years. We look back at some of his greatest theatrical hits and a personal highlight, too.
Totally Butch
Newman teamed up with Robert Redford for the quintessential tale of handsome rogues on the run, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
A Good Egg
The actor's "failure to communicate" clearly resonated in his indelible portrayal of a imprisoned misfit in the 1967 chain-gang classic Cool Hand Luke.
Emotional Crutch
In the film version of Tennessee Williams' Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Newman teamed up with Elizabeth Taylor to play a couple with some serious issues.
Big Break
The star remembered his cues as small-time gambler and pool shark Fast Eddie Felson in The Hustler.
Poker Face
Not only was the Sting reteaming with Redford a hit, the con caper won a slew of Oscars, including Best Picture.
Newman's Own
The star's long-lasting marriage to fellow actor Joanne Woodward practically set a record for longevity among Tinseltown twosomes.