Actors Who Really Wanted to Direct
6:00 AM PDT 10/9/2012 by THR Staff
Robert Redford: Beneath the golden boy veneer lurked an indie filmmaker: His first directing effort, 1980's Ordinary People, captured four Oscars, including wins for best film and director. He's helmed eight features since then.
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