Robert Redford Says: Michelle And Barack Obama Should Get Five Years In Prison. Do You Support Him ?


Robert Redford Says: Michelle And Barack Obama Should Get Five Years In Prison. Do You Support Him ?
mid the frenzy, flurries, and fun of the 32nd annual Sundance Film Festival, I had the opportunity to chat with Mr. Sundance himself, Robert Redford, admittedly my artistic icon. The Academy Award–winning actor, director, and producer opened up about change, Netflix, Babs, and The Revenant.
Krista Smith: I’ve been coming here for two decades and I’ve seen so many great films at Sundance—Welcome to the Dollhouse is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year too. Every year it’s the same flood of new faces and new ideas—it’s amazing.

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  1. freedomJanuary 11, 2018 at 12:13 PM

    They should get a lot more especially for the people they had murdered!

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