"Paul Newman would have been 100 years old this past year, but even harder to accept is that he's been gone for more than seventeen of them. His icy-blue gaze and wry smile have never been far from the pop culture consciousness, however. Newman remains the ideal of a man from the last centuryfunny, brilliant, charming, adventurous. A good husband, a great dad, a fearsome race car driver who also made pretty good salad dressing. And he was one hell of an actor."
"In other photos, he's with her mother, Joanne Woodward, whom he married in 1958 after they starred together in The Long, Hot Summer. Now 95, Woodward is still with us, but developed Alzheimer's disease around the time her husband passed, and she has retired from public life. The couple's decades together were full of play and passion, as the family photographs in this collection show."
Paul Newman had an extraordinary acting career spanning classics like Cool Hand Luke, The Sting, The Hustler, and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. He combined professional success with philanthropy by founding Newman's Own, which donates all profits to charity, and the SeriousFun Children's Network of summer camps for children with serious medical conditions. His youngest daughter Clea Newman shared family photographs showing him with her, at camps, and with wife Joanne Woodward. Joanne Woodward married Newman in 1958, is now 95, developed Alzheimer's around the time of his death, and has retired from public life. Paul is remembered for magnetism, ruggedness, and enduring influence.
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