Find out more about the living legend below. But he's far from just a prolific actor with rugged good looks and a winning smile-he’s also an Oscar-winning director, a staunch supporter of independent films, and a devoted conservationist. Robert Redford’s long, storied career spans 60 years and includes countless Hollywood classics, from outlaw Westerns like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid to political thrillers like All the President’s Men. The Beverly Hills mansion in the original-where Jack Woltz (John Marley) wakes up to find the head of his prize racing horse in bed with him-hit the market earlier this year for $125 million.h/t. When you’re not reminiscing about the murder of a fictional character, you can enjoy the home’s interior carved-wood columns, large stone fireplaces, and library.The home isn’t the only piece of Godfather real estate that’s come to market. While the property itself wasn’t featured in the film, the views recall at least one key scene: Fredo’s fateful boat trip to nowhere.
Cartoon short Milton, the origin of the character from his live-action cult classic Office Space, appeared in a 1991 episode. BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD GOT THEIR START ON LIQUID TELEVISION.Mike Judge went from teaching himself animation and playing bass for Anson Funderburgh and the Rockets to having one of his cartoons played on MTV’s animation showcase program Liquid Television in one year’s time. On the 20th anniversary of its original finale, here are some things you might not have known about Mike Judge's animated headbangers. While some people considered it the end of the civilized world, TIME Magazine critic Kurt Andersen lauded its irreverence, that it “may be the bravest show ever run on national television.”From its original 200-episode run to the books (yes, plural), movie, and soundtrack it inspired-plus its brief return in 2011- Beavis and Butt-head has not lost any of its original charm. On March 8, 1993, Beavis and Butt-head made its debut on MTV-to the delight of young viewers, and the annoyance of their parents.
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