Robert Redford Books

A River Runs Through It And Other Stories

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A River Runs Through It -- Logging And Pimping And Your Pal, Jim -- Usfs 1919: The Ranger, The Cook, And A Hole In The Sky. Norman Maclean ; Foreword By Robert Redford.

The Outlaw Trail

By Robert Redford

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The outlaw trail

By Robert Redford

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A journey through time.

The Horse Whisperer

By Gretel Ehrlich, Robert Redford

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A River Runs Through It

By Brad Pitt, Tom Skerritt, Carolco, Amalia Mato, Craig Sheffer, Patrick Markey, Robert Redford, Emily Lloyd, Edie McClurg, Brenda Blethyn, Stephen Shellen

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Out of Africa

By Meryl Streep, Kurt Luedtke, Sydney Pollack

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The story of writer Isak Dinesen's life in Kenya running a coffee plantation, where she fell in love with the land and the people.

A Bridge Too Far

By James Caan, Ryan O Neal, Christopher Good, Denholm Elliott, Anthony Hopkins, Jeremy Kemp, Sean Connery, Dirk Bogarde, Peter Faber, Richard Attenborough, Edward Fox, Frank Grimes, Liv Ullmann, Michael Caine, Robert Redford, Gene Hackman, Hardy Kruger, Laurence Olivier, Elliott Gould, Maximilian Schell

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Oceans

By Jean Michel Cousteau, Vicki Goldberg, Sue Hostetler

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A River Runs Through It

By Robert Redford, Richard Friedenberg

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