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We'll Always Have The Movies
 For some reason I really miss Paul Newman. And it's a strange feeling because obviously I never knew him, but I truly admired his approach to life. You know how you can feel connected to someone even if you've never met? It's like my equal affection for Sidney Poitier.
Back in May I collected a bunch of photos of Paul Newman hoping to make a blog post, but I decided to keep them reserved in a special folder on my hard drive. I remember seeing him for the first time in "Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid" during a class in high school, but I didn't truly begin to seek his works until I saw (and innocently fawned over him) in "Cat on A Hot Tin Roof". I often came across articles related to him and I would spend hours just being fascinated by his cool. Whether he was talking about his wife, his films, his causes, or his age, Paul Newman had this cool, and he kept things real. And he had an amazing heart towards people, as evidenced by Newman's Own dressing, camps for sick children, and other philanthropic endeavors that didn't need to be publicized. He was low-ley and genuine and strong and debonair (which he might even laugh at being called). It's needless to say he was, of course, handsome. But even after his passing, which he made much preparation for beforehand, we'll always have the movies...
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