Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) - Off the CliffScene (3/5) | Movieclips

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
To escape their relentless pursuers, Butch (Paul Newman) and Sundance (Robert Redford) take a leap of faith.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Opening with a silent "movie" of Butch Cassidy's Hole in the Wall Gang, George Roy Hill's comically elegiac Western chronicles the mostly true tale of the outlaws' last months. Witty pals Butch (Paul Newman) and Sundance (Robert Redford) join the Gang in successfully robbing yet another train with their trademark non-lethal style. After the pair rests at the home of Sundance's schoolmarm girlfriend, Etta (Katharine Ross), the Gang robs the same train, but this time, the railroad boss has hired the best trackers in the business to foil the crime. After being tailed over rocks and a river gorge by guys that they can barely identify save for a white hat, Butch and Sundance decide that maybe it's time to try their luck in Bolivia. Taking Etta with them, they live high on ill-gotten Bolivian gains, but Etta leaves after their white-hatted nemesis portentously arrives. Their luck running out, Butch and Sundance are soon holed up in a barn surrounded by scores of Bolivian soldiers who are waiting for the pair to make one last run for it.
CREDITS:
TM & © Fox (1969)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Paul Newman, Robert Redford
Director: George Roy Hill
Producers: Paul Monash, Paul Newman, John Foreman
Screenwriter: William Goldman
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[@bradredford4846]

The chemistry is off the charts with these guys

[@JohnSmith-kz8yo]

Steve McQueen turned down the Redford part...he wanted top billing..

[@rgderen88]

I watched The Sting a ton when I was a kid, great combo there too.

[@fuhqsideways]

Should've just put these two in ALL THE MOVIES

[@stevierayc772]

My brother and I used to jump off cliffs into rivers and lakes and we'd always replay this scene. Kevin was always Butch and I was Sundance. He saved my butt from drowning twice. Miss you bro.

[@DarkStormProduction5]

That's a pretty cool story dude.

[@wolphman7725]

JackVoodoo 😐🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Lue_Jonin]

OH THE LIES !!!

[@METALLICARULES11]

@@Ffdfgcfdhbchvxddjcdfjjfhbch Dude. Missing someone doesnt mean that person is dead. Maybe hes gone to college or something

[@ARCtrooperblueleader]

@Stevie Ray C - Beautiful.

[@MrKajithecat]

The pessimist and the optimist, a perfect combo

[@metal134]

Albeit a optimistic pessimist, "just one clear shot, that's all I need" and a pessimistic optimist, "what are you, crazy?! The fall will probably kill you!"

[@Lue_Jonin]

Sounded like a logical realist (Butch) and a scared wild animal (Sundance) to me.

[@genuinesaucy]

Love the way Neuman's baby blues literally light up when he realizes they can just jump. All the film budget in the world can't buy that kind of genuine little moment.

[@briankgruber]

On the other hand, without the budget for Newman's salary, the scriptwriter and the director...

[@genuinesaucy]

@@briankgruber I mean it's the kind of thing you can't fake with CGI. It's humanity put to film. You can't generate that.

[@LtAld0Raine]

@@genuinesaucy Yet

[@jamesbutler8821]

So many great actors in those days. Reading about the classic movies of the time and actors vying for parts is like reading a win win scenario. Burt Lancaster, Newman, Redford, McQueen, Cary Grant, James Garner, Bronson, Eastwood etc etc

[@gloriasteele7938]

@@jamesbutler8821 Agreed. Lemmon, Beatty, Steiger, Mitchum, Burton, etc. But this was a classic.

[@EthanButler]

"Are you crazy. The fall will probably kill 'ya" Love that quote

[@tompaulcampbell]

Yes, it reminds me of the "Climate Change" debate!

[@Kelly14UK]

Apocalypto

[@michaellavin6417]

I do, too! If I compiled a list of Top Ten Movie Quotes/Scenes, I would certainly include this.

[@drssexy2142]

why?

[@joeconservative158]

My favorite part of my favorite movie

[@Jaxbeth]

RIP William Goldman, screenwriter for this film. He also wrote "All the President's Men", "Marathon Man", and "The Princess Bride". Died today at age 87.

[@bigpapasmurfz5352]

Gosh, if there was one famous person I could have Dinner with itd be Mr. Goldman. I've read all his books. A truly fantastic wit, quotable writer, and a DEGENERATE sports nut, this guy was the goods. Cant believe I'm referring to him in the past tense. William Goldman is my favorite screenwriter. I wish that one day I could write anywhere near as well as him. May he rest in eternal peace.

[@TralfazConstruction]

I have the paperback novelization of the Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid script purchased at Walden Books in 1969. I read the book, very colorfully written, before seeing the film. Some of the descriptions in the book are priceless.

[@juliuscepeda9655]

William Goldman wrote the The Princess Bride Book which is so much better than the movie . Read it if you get the chance.

[@rxonmymind8362]

@@TralfazConstruction *Me looking for the book*. Thanks!

[@TralfazConstruction]

@@rxonmymind8362 I hope that you find it!

[@alexknight1991]

"You can't fight nature, you can't fight change, you can't fight... gravity."

[@gloriasteele7938]

"We'll Jump!"

[@scrainbow1234]

Redford’s shrug at 1:40 like “ok there you happy??” gets me every time

[@fatdad64able]

These are the little things that add extra class to a movie. I've seen that shrug so many times, but this time I saw Leonardo Di Caprio all of a sudden.....

[@claudiocorleone7856]

Yes and Newman’s reaction with his laugh and hand movements. That’s why they are the best ! Little things that add to a scene.

[@katharinedalton839]

Yeah, the shrug was great!

[@thetooginator153]

Yep! That might be the best scene in the movie - which is FULL of great scenes!

[@jmarie698]

One of my favourite scenes from any film, ever. I really wish they had been able to make more films together. My favourite duo.

[@keithwilson6060]

Jamie A better scene is during the poker face down, when the guy finds out his opponents is The Kid. And Butch coaching him in staying alive.

[@DanglingDingleBerry]

Every time they got together they basically ended up making one of the greatest movies of all time. If you haven't seen it, go watch "The Sting", which they made 4 years after Butch & Sundance. It is every bit as good as this movie...probably even better (although I LOVE Westerns so I prefer this movie). They were both incredibly talented and had such amazing screen presence and chemistry.

[@lamontburton1233]

To Degree 7 :You're right on that count.Sadly Mr.Newman was in the early stages of cancer that took his life & the rigid physical requirements to do the film was too much for him to overcome.It would've been a nice send off film for the two legends also for George Roy Hill but he had passed on by that time.I saw the film & I thought it was pretty good.Nick Nolte was pretty good too,but it was pretty tough to follow an acting legend in Paul Newman.

[@15awesomehighfive]

they deliver the perfect dialogue so well. So much chemistry. Ah, two of the greats

[@gardenshock51]

Sting was really good :)

[@keyser9020]

Can’t believe how good this movie looks for 1969

[@calogerogriffin861]

Ikr

[@ofotopedro]

That's Conrad L. Hall. One of the most brilliant and legendary cinematographers ever. Same that shot "American Beauty", "Road to perdition", "Tequila Sunrise", "Cool hand Luke"

[@Thorpe]

Nothing beats the early Bond films.

[@thornyturtleranch6152]

Now that you mention it, it does look like some 1990s quality or better huh?

[@rsmithabq8304]

Classic 1960’s movie . It is very , very , very hard to top the talent of Redford and Newman and the script makes today’s cinema look like amateur garbage . This was truly a decade for quality cinema . Stanley Kubrick was truly a genius with the camera and storyline .

[@smorgi]

That head dip at 1:43 is just pure class

[@rogerauclair1670]

Shame about Paul Newman's OTT laugh.

[@joshwood5215]

Totally makes the scene

[@adm924s]

@PP Wieners He means the acting, it won't say in the script -"Sundance nods head"... It's Redfords own addition to the scene ...the nod basically says "Well, there you have it"

[@brabbit953]

@@baconbenjidestroyer it's a bad fake laugh Lol

[@brabbit953]

@@baconbenjidestroyer almost as bad as jimmy kimmels

[@brianmarcum8306]

This is my favorite movie of all time. I was born in 1967,and this was released in 1969. I have sen this maybe 70 times. It is a wonderful movie.

[@Thymamai]

i was born in 89 and watched this as a kid. still the best

[@ShaneKinney-q2t]

Wow you're old

[@brianmarcum8306]

@@ShaneKinney-q2t I am 56 years old.I am middled aged man.

[@ShaneKinney-q2t]

@@brianmarcum8306 sure you are and I'm 97

[@CaptainJimiPie]

I love that RDR2 did a similar scene in tribute to this and Dutch’s final words in the first game, but I do feel like they missed a great opportunity for an in-joke by not having John take part in it...I can just see him shouting “I can’t swim” to Arthur

[@conmanreloaded4249]

John also wears an outfit nearly identical to Sundance’s Bolivian outfit for the final half of the game

[@marciashiraishi5891]

Two handsome men, two fantastic actors, a great film ... An unforgettable film!

[@PhilippeOrlando]

Yeah, aren't you sure those guys were real and not CGI? I've never seen anybody like them in real life out there!

[@marciashiraishi5891]

@@PhilippeOrlando Me neither in real life...only on screens!

[@mmyers6441]

Yes. And the reason why we have a "Sundance Film Festival" every year. 🙃

[@derek-press]

still to this day one of the most classic moments in movie history

[@danceswithcritters]

this movie is comfort food.

[@mrjesus6366]

YES!

[@bensayer]

its a delicious dinner !

[@Jaxbeth]

"Who *are* those guys??"

[@paulkerrigan4051]

They could surrender to us, but I wouldn’t count on that. RIP William Goldman

[@MatthewDaly]

Yup, these were the original Cliffs of Insanity.

[@dragonfly6908]

These were the days when actors were truly handsome and talented and had charisma and screen presence in abundance.

[@randywhite3947]

dragonfly6908 this still exists

[@mohamedashian604]

Randy White but they are few

[@samsonwilkinson8090]

Those were the days when music was better, beer tasted better, pizza was pizza and... oh you know what I mean. The same tired old cliche trotted out time after time.

[@Squidiot]

Samson wilkinson these were the days when men were men and women were women and people were people and movies were movies and god was god and guns were guns and cliffs were cliffs and... Wait, what were we talking about?

[@samsonwilkinson8090]

Don't bogart that joint my friend.

[@bullmoosevelt4495]

How can anyone dislike this stuff, this was a golden film.

[@Ristopistox]

Nobody does.😄

[@hefoughtabear118]

Roger ebert was insane for disliking this movie

[@malafakka8530]

They could surrender to us but I wouldn't count on that. Love that line.

[@ceedoubleyou]

"I can't swim", is as famous, as, "we need a bigger boat!"

[@gloriasteele7938]

HAHAHA! Well said.

[@etrangeetranger7729]

"I have to and I'm not gonna."

[@Bamruff62]

Definitely ONE of the most Iconic scenes in Hollywood Cinema. Everyone was talking about the movie that summer, and they would mention that scene. Why can't Hollywood make movies like that anymore?

[@randywhite3947]

This didn’t come out in the Summer

[@rgderen88]

They still do, if you know where to look and have an open mind to a little impossible. What makes this movie great is the back and forth between those two, the little moments they have. Go back and check out the original Star Wars movies, they've got that same back and forth, and it lives on today in the MCU.

[@sbonel3224]

@@rgderen88 You started good, but then you mentioned the MCU. Thanks for the chuckle. LOL

[@kendallrivers1119]

@@rgderen88 The MCU has had great films but nowhere near the level of chemistry and brilliant dialouge as Butch Cassidy and other classic films. Don't get blinded by the MCU sheen lol it's been more tarnished recently.

[@Ken_Brooks]

@@sbonel3224 I don't know. There are moments of note. Usually involving Robert Downey, Jr. I'm thinking of the scene where Banner is unable to hulk out and Stark is like, "Where's your guy? You're making us look bad in front of the wizards."

[@drpapa26]

"oohoOOOoOOOOOHH SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!!!"

[@bradredford4846]

😂😂😂

[@lepetitchat123]

Seriously would I drown if I jump like that and can’t swim?

[@alanwatts8239]

@@lepetitchat123 Oh trust me, would learn to swim in the blink of an eye.

[@chrisburton8079]

One of the greatest dialogues in film history

[@cleander97]

Two of the most handsome actors in the history of Hollywood. God bless Paul and keep Robert for ever!

[@katharinedalton839]

They were both incredibly handsome indeed. Paul seemed like he had a lot of fun doing this film alongside Redford. Both turned in great performances. A very innovative, unique western!

[@patrickbatman141]

Paul IS the best looking man ever. Better than Elvis who so many people say holds that title. Robert was also ridiculously beautiful but Paul was on another level, he literally had the face of a Greek god, it was surreal to look at.

[@GBPaddling]

Less is more.......

[@jordanwilliamson2259]

My Dad took me to this movie when I was 12, the plan was to go to the hockey game that night, but it was sold out. We lucked out and saw this instead, quite the memory

[@Amtran727]

When you think of the term movie star, these two guys come to mind. Genuine movie stars, not just celebrities. Love this scene.

[@girlslaughingjp]

Saw this scene reference form a mile away in red dead redemption 2

[@pariahdog5214]

And Arthurs jacket

[@angelh8383]

@Jakob Dalsgaard Pedersen 9C Paarup Skole final scene is very similar to johns death too

[@iroczinoz]

Harley davidson and the marlboro man when they jump off the roof top into the pool.

[@ARCtrooperblueleader]

@Robert - Truth.

[@12227UserName]

That small piece in the game is also a reference to the first Red Dead Redemption, with Dutch using nearly the same dialogue with John before he ultimately killed himself.

[@capie44]

This was my Dad's favorite scene of the year. He laughed so hard. R.I.P. Dad, see you soon. .

[@justindenickuvtyme6515]

This one scene, has more quality acting in it than any two hours of any modern day super hero movie. Its insane how good writing and acting was back then.

[@kendallrivers1119]

There was a somewhat ironic carefree passion for films and tv shows back then. Sure even then it was a business so the main goal was to make money but the filmmakers, actors and everyone else involved were genuinely passionate when they had a great script to work with so there was just more effort put into the work. Not to say there wasn't crappy work then too but the true classics stood out more.

[@rgderen88]

It's funny that you say that, because this same back and forth is what makes the great superhero movies great. Bucky and Sam bickering through all of Civil War, Thor and Loki arguing over whether or not they're doing Get Help, Tony needling Ross, etc., all remind me of the back and forth in this movie, in the original Star Wars, and in The Sting.

[@Berniewahlbrinck]

Kudos to William Goldman for his script. Read his book: ADVENTURES IN THE SCREEN TRADE

[@olmose]

I can't help but remember how big a laugh that last line got in the Ft. Lewis theater back in '69. Such a great movie.

[@jakeanderson9486]

idk if you’ll see this - but i’m a college student living in durango & i was hoping i’d see someone from here!

[@olmose]

@@jakeanderson9486 Jake I'm just an old boy from West Tennessee. My family and I have been around and through much of that state, we just love the Rockies. Hope you have a great day lad!

[@connordougherty9860]

“You can’t fight... gravity”

[@rhettgedies7467]

1:25 "awp! get away from me!" XD This movie is priceless.

[@kevdogrudi7260]

One of the greatest scenes in the history of film

[@ethanrice4439]

That scenes in red dead redemption 2 when Dutch and Arthur jump

[@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human]

My favourite line is "would you make a jump like that if you didn't have to?" "I have to and I'm not gonna!"

[@tootz1950]

God they were great together. Too bad they never did another after 'The Sting' liked they were planning.

[@ewaf88]

+tootz1950 Yes Robert wanted Paul to be in 'A Walk in the Woods' but Paul's declining health meant he was unable to - such a shame.

[@Leon-zu1wp]

When you get Newman, Redford, and George R. Hill together. A little bit of magic happens.

[@bill2178]

You can't top a classic with a sequel just see Smokey and the bandit sequels. Get it now

[@bill2178]

Just so there's no confusion Smokey would have been better by itself

[@bill2178]

Newman and Redford for action Bob hope and Bing Crosby for comedy

[@toddkurtz7635]

One of the greatest movies of all time!

[@fuhqsideways]

Check out the prequel

[@fuhqsideways]

Not as good...but still great

[@greensombrero3641]

What a great movie and two fantastic actors. Life is short, take your chances.

[@nuschlerclark895]

I lived in Utah for 20 years, skied at Redford’s Sundance Resort, heck he was our sewer commissioner. An activist protecting our five national parks. I went to multiple film seminars and council meetings and someone ALWAYS asked Redford “Did you really jump off that cliff?” Ahh…Utah!

[@Wherethehellarewegoing]

There is no better chemistry between 2 non related actors in cinema history. No hyperbole. The relationship is perfect!!!

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Plus they’re both absolutely smoke show hotties! 😅

[@frankthompson7526]

One of the best scenes in western movies! I sat through this movie 3 times at the Temple theater in Meridian, Ms in 1969. Enjoyed it all 3 times.

[@frankthompson7526]

@John Caulfield I sat through it 3 times in a row when I was 12. I don't know how many times I may have seen it since. '69 was the year it was released.

[@jburnett8152]

One of most favorite movie scenes from all time. They don't make them like that anymore. ❤

[@metalmat3651]

I still crack up to this day when Redford yells out "I can't swim!"

[@peterquill950]

I love this scene in particular because once butch says the fall will probably kill ya! Butch and Sundance don’t say another word and Sundance has to psych himself up and he does and goes ohhhhh and that’s all butch needed to hear hahah great chemistry these two cowboys were total Bro’s! 😀😂👍

[@johnlewis1640]

This has to be one of the best scenes in any movie, the best.

[@elenaiozzo5110]

This scene is so perfect

[@tomennis7414]

50 Years ago Today....Absolute Classic 😊

[@stevenvicino8687]

Butch and the Kid live. This movie is timeless.

[@foodafen7406]

"Can't fight nature, captain..... Can't fight change..... Can't fight..... Gravity"

[@philipjohnson6662]

Location is along the tracks of the Durango-Silverton RR. A great train ride.

[@paulsimmons5726]

What a great movie! I really appreciate non-CGI movies with a good plotline. Seems like I seldom see 'em these days.

[@billlozier5551]

Best Buddy Movie Ever!

[@randywhite3947]

This movie should have won Best Picture

[@chazs001]

One of the greatest films ever if not the greatest thank you guys for the great memories

[@leestone9866]

Without a doubt some of the best writing in cinema.

[@simonmcpartlin6547]

As someone who can’t swim myself i’ve always found this scene and Butch’s quote hilarious. I haven’t personally tried the 200 feet jump into the rapids yet though! 😂

[@stephenphillip5656]

I faced a very difficult decision about 15 years ago, whether to leave a job I'd had for 37 years by taking voluntary redundancy or staying, but I had no idea what lay ahead either way. I call this moment in my life my "Butch Cassidy moment" as by jumping (leaving the job) I had *no* idea what was ahead of (or below) me. I jumped & trusted I'd land in that river, uninjured (which I did!). A wonderful scene by 2 amazing actors & it's my favourite film of all time. Great to see it again.

[@darrylwiggins1069]

Up until this movie i honestly believed the only good westwrns were john wayne westerns. Boy was i wrong.

[@randywhite3947]

Darryl Wiggins they’re are plenty of good westerns besides Waynes

[@jamesmcgrath578]

The hell they were !!!

[@thecowboy9698]

Watch The Outlaw Josey. You want a good Western, that's it. I'm surprised Clint Eastwood didn't win an Academy award for it.

[@darykinnaman2319]

This was a great movie.

[@egoist1749]

"They could surrender to us but it wouldn't count on that ..." Another awesome quote from this movie I will never forget.

[@Exotic3000]

One of my favourite scenes!

[@etrangeetranger7729]

"They could surrender to us but I wouldn't count on that." Magic line!!!

[@Bootsie642]

I love Paul Newman’s laugh at 1:48

[@suzyrokits3993]

-I can’ t swim! Why, you crazy? The fall will probably kill ya! LOL 😂

[@garyspence2128]

Butch was right, ya know. That's why Sundance went ahead and jumped. Someone mentioned that this was filmed around Durango, Colorado. I visited that area in 1980, and it is amazingly beautiful. Hope to get back before I get too old to party...

[@gsmith6255]

Best Movie I’ve ever seen! Those were the days late 60’s early 70’s I was nothing but a kid not a worry in the world.

[@elchoya8770]

along with the wild bunch ,one of the most beautiful filmed western of 1969

[@chacocanyon4239]

The scene of Butch and Sundance above the river was filmed north of Durango, Colorado, near Baker Bridge. The actors leapt off a cliff face onto a mattress....but the scene of the two stuntmen falling into the river a moment later was filmed in California.

[@Timbermannetje]

Robert is the Brad Pitt of the 60s

[@elizabethmcleod246]

Yes he was.

[@12classics39]

I love how Sundance starts yelling “woooooooah” before they even start moving - like that’s the momentum he needs to force himself to go through with this. 😂

[@ronin9296]

After watching young Robert Redford I get the idea where Brad Pitt got acting style

[@samlevitt9122]

Paul Newman was a great actor

[@mitchellmurray5892]

Redford truly was the Brad Pitt of his era.. or is it Pitt was the Redford of his era. Either way.

[@Jaxbeth]

One of Brad Pitt's first movies was directed by Robert Redford - "A River Runs Through It". So he sort of introduced him to us.

[@reef363]

Brad does look like a young Robert.

[@gerrydooley951]

you just insulted Redford at least once.

[@randywhite3947]

Gerry Dooley how?

[@williammorales8204]

I would say Brad Pitt is closely approaching Redford, as he gets older he seems more comfortable on screen. Especially after the Tarantino hollywood movie, that was very good acting by Brad, pure macho charisma.

[@hollywood5199]

Two gorgeous men; Two great talents

[@chikkipop]

Wait.... what about me?!

[@scott3512]

“I wanna fight ‘em!” 🤣 peak Redford.

[@goodolddays5292]

Paul Newman is a very good actor. But what makes him different from all the other good actors is that he has a great screen persona

[@franciskeegan6577]

God I miss Paul Newman

[@sammcclurkin146]

This movie is my favorite Western ever, the only one that comes close to me was Tombstone. Both were terrific movies.

[@rgderen88]

I dunno if it quite counts as a Western though, isn't this after the West got civilized?

[@noelowens9976]

What a movie, had the pleasure of meeting Paul Newman at the irish Budweiser Derby many years ago with Jerry Hall

[@franciskeegan6577]

You lucky sod man

[@diane8937]

I made eye contact with Paul at Salishan Lodge bar in 1971. Sometimes A Great Notion. Swoon

[@stefanfilipovits21]

“Who are those guys?”

[@daleharapat4984]

Butch Cassidy's sister consulted the two actors on the making of this movie. She knew full well that her brother survived Bolivia and lived a full life.

[@barbarakenney8288]

Absolutely agree

[@michellkv]

этот фильм как ворота в прошлое, сразу заметно совершенно другое время, романтика приключений, у меня этот фильм есть на vhs stereo

[@shadowman7307]

I remember seeing this clip on Cinemania 95 CD-ROM, good times :)

[@LastOfTheMaguas]

Newman was very very handsome, Redford was unbelievably gorgeous.

[@BloomLewis]

I think you meant to say that Redford was very very handsome, and Newman was unbelievably gorgeous. Newman looked like freakin Greek statue!! :)

[@dragonfly6908]

@@BloomLewis I agree about Paul Newman he has beautiful features. Also Paul had the perfect profile, he should have had his face on a minted coin. Robert Redford is equally gorgeous with amazing eyes and the way he looks at a woman is second to none.

[@thyagoso9786]

it’s too much beauty for just one movie 😂 idols

[@bobareeniobobareenio2935]

Man O man ! I remember that movie as though I saw it yesterday. I used to see a lot of great movies. Real movies. Well acted, directed and written. Now? Dumbed down as far as they can . .

[@rinnix8501]

Robert Redford is so young in this it’s crazy lol

[@beatriceboldorini8606]

We deserved more movies with this duo 😞💔

[@michaelfenn7742]

That embarrassed nod sundance gives ha Very good

[@voiskumbeaver3285]

Favourite line: "They could surrender to us but I wouldn't count on it"

[@mmclaurin8035]

The fall ends up being like 40 feet, when before it looked more like 140.

[@ADAPTATION7]

Yeah, that's what I thought as well.

[@jychilly]

I tried rewatching it in superslow motion and eyeballing the distance, I would say the actual jump was somewhere between 50-60 feet. Heck, I'VE jumped from 60 once! As long as the water is deep enough, it's fine.

[@basilmarasco1975]

Stuntmen did the jump.

[@stephenphillip5656]

Redford & Newman jumped off a cliff onto mattresses. The rest of the fall was done by stuntmen in California.

[@vixlyy2609]

RIP Arthur's hat in another universe.

[@kengordon7462]

1969 was a great year for memorable movies.

[@Makeaocbartendagain2]

Best conversation ever put to film

[@recoil2952]

My uncle Dean was Butchs Stunt Double for that jump

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

0:01 I love how they have to get so close to the edge before realising that they can't go any further.

[@PeterSodhi]

‘Iconic’ does not even get close

[@lukeschroter9276]

its the 1800s and they are always in the desert Nobody back then knew how to swim

[@0nnyfrancisco551]

Tremendos dos autores estrellas,ya hoy no lo podemos disfrutar sus peliculas,películas, en KZbin tube,todo es alquilar o comprar...

[@0nnyfrancisco551]

Ya esas peli no se ven...

[@ernestkovach3305]

Si. Que lastima.