Paul Newman dies at 83
The legend is no more: Paul Newman died in his Connecticut home at the age of 83
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The legend is no more: Paul Newman died in Connecticut at the age of 83. He got his last wish of dying at home, surrounded by his family.
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Debut film: Newman began his acting career with the Broadway. His first film, The Silver Chalice came in 1954. His leading lady in this film was Virigina Mayo.
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Changing with the times: It is said that Paul Newman was among the few stars who could transcend generations and were equally successful in the 50s and then in the 60s and 70s.
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The cowboy: Newman acted in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, a 1969 Western, with Robert Redford. This is one of the most popular films of his career. The film was about two cowboys who were in love with the same woman - played by Katherine Ross.
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The famous cat: Paul Newman and Elizabeth Taylor teamed up for one of the most celebrated films in Hollywood, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
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Awards: Newman had a number of acting awards to his credit - including an Oscar win for The Color of Money.
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Defying Hollywood: Unlike most Hollywood stars, in particular his co-star Elizabeth Taylor, Newman got married to Joanne Woodward in 1958 and remained with her till the end. The two appeared together in a number of films, including, From the Terrace.
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Outside of the movies: Apart from his acting, Newman was a race-car enthusiast. He won several national championships for the Sports Car Club of America.
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Do-gooder: Newman was known for his charitable work, having also receieved an honorary Oscar for it. He started a food company, Newman's Own, the proceeds of which were donated to charity.
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The legacy: Paul Newman is survived by his five daughters and wife Joanne Woodward.
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