Paul Newman’s good looks arouse urbanity, sophistication and toughness. He shaped different outlooks, gauged chances, projected paths and set up confusion. In a nutshell, he was an insightful person. Although he could have been different, he wasn’t fierce, he avoided being bossy and was far from being a womanizer. However, he was always on the ball and this was his way of being charming. He managed, too.

Paul Newman’s talent helped him become one of the best actors of all times and the characters he gave life to have never vanished and are still wearing his big blue eyes.

He was a true artist, as well as a renowned philanthropist. In cooperation with writer A.E. Hotchner, he set up in 1982 a line of food products called Newman’s Own. The business, however, was a charitable one, as revenue was donated to various organizations. As of 2006, the franchise has resulted in more than $200 million in donations.

Paul Newman was aware of the fact that a pretty face could help, but that it was definitely not enough in order to highlight the true nature of a human being. He could stop at any moment. He was known for his good looks and incredible skills, but he had to do better than that. That was his way of thinking and, thus, he walked on a path that would bring him where he is now and would offer a unique sparkle to his already legendary name.

While those close to Mr. Newman will always remember him as the inspired person he was, others can hark back to the “Butch Cassidy” days or that unforgettable “Long, Hot Summer.”