A candid shot of 56 year old Paul Newman outside of his home in Connecticut, photo by Eva Sereny, 1981. Newman’s T-shirt reads: “get really stoned, drink wet cement”.

Paul Newman and Clint Eastwood, 1972.

Paul Newman in Paris Blues (1961) dir. Martin Ritt

Paul Newman 1963

PAUL NEWMAN
in A New Kind of Love (1963)
dir. Melville Shavelson

Paul Newman in Paris Blues (1961) dir. Martin Ritt

“Well, it goes without saying the first thing they all want to know—they grin, you know, that apologetic grin—and they want to know: ‘Is it true Paul Newman insists he has to take his shirt off at least once in every movie?’ So what do they want, anyway? A raccoon coat?” -Paul Newman to film critic Roger Ebert during an interview for Esquire magazine published in September of 1969.

Paul Newman in the United Artists/Martin Ritt drama Paris Blues, 1961.

You correct me if I’m wrong, but I have the feeling I rile you. I mean, me being so mean and dirty and all.
Paul Newman as Ben Quick in The Long, Hot Summer (1958) dir. Martin Ritt