Robert Redford’s final credit was a veil in front of George R. Martin

Robert Redford, who died in 89 On September 16, 2025, Titan was the real film industry. While he also had television roles in his CV, he spent most of his career in front of the camera and succeeded in producing films instead. As such, you generally did not expect to see him on the small screen … a scene sharing with a person like George M Martin is declining. Martin is not just a trading actor, but he is also known as the writer whose works were adapted to the fictional Juggernaut of HBO “Game of Thrones” and two of its shows, “Dragon House” and “Faris of Seven Malemies” None of them seems exactly like Redford projects.

However, Redford lived life with its own rules, and on March 9, 2025, the rules already said that he appeared in front of Martin on the screen for about half a minute. This unlikely but delicious meeting is held in “Dark Winds” Season 3, Episode 1, entitled “Ye’iitsoh (Big Monster). Amc Western Noir has opened about the Navajo Tribal Police that supports the law in the seventies its third season with an episode that briefly showed giants in their fields playing prisoners who have a quiet game of chess, with Martin’s character in the end.

The “Dark Wind” star Zan McClasin, who also appears in the scene, was understandable in a understandable way with the unbearable opportunity to work with it Redford, who thought about retirement from acting in 2016 It has not been unprecedented in front of the camera since “Avengers: Endgame” Cameo in 2019. eagle.

The thing that must be remembered here is that Martin and Redford were a fan of the Tony Hillerman “Dark Winds” book series based on producers, so it was logical to appear on the screen at some point. The necessary plans to achieve this took a long time and originally included a more strange seasonal story, as the husband played two men in black and a vulnerable to investigate a pilot crash.

Redford was in fact the person who raised the idea of ​​a kind of engraving, and the idea was bounced since the concept of presentation. The men in the black appearance were actually lined up, but a series of strange events – which included Martin already met the legend of the screen that he would have to behave with, in addition to an accident with sheep that was supposed to play the role of foreigners. John Wathir also said to Vulture:

“Bob was trying to speak George in the group.Men in black Claims for each of these men. It ended somewhat expensive. We were getting ‘Men in black a truck. We had sheep. Then there was some panic because the sheep were attacked by wolves and died almost, so they could not appear on the camera. I only got the nuts. “

Although it is surprising that Redford was completely exposed by lending his talents to play a black man who was out to investigate strange sheep, it was Martin who pumped the brakes – and discovered Wirth in the end the reason for this. While the opposition jokingly that Martin may have been just tense for his awareness of practice that his partner on the screen would be one of the most brilliant and charismatic actors in history, he also heard that the reason may be somewhat more personal. He also told Wirt Vulture:

“I saw George on the Dialogue Program late at night, and they made theatrical opportunities about being unable to finish the latest books (“ A Song of Ice and Fire ”. It was very funny. So, I wrote a line in this small scene on this topic, just a reference to ending something.

By the time when the chess scene was filmed, Wirth learned his lesson, and the scene was not supposed to be any dialogue until Redford decided to include some. As it happens, the line he chose was not different from the idea that Wirt was linking: “George, the whole world is waiting.” “Take a step.”

After Joe Leviran from McLaron and gives “George” the winning step, Redford looks at the officer and offers the last line of his last role: “Thank you very much.” Thank you very much, Mr. Redford.