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Newman attained stardom in the 1950s and never lost the movie-star aura, 
appearing in such classic films as "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," "Exodus," "The 
Hustler," "Cool Hand Luke," "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," "The 
Sting" and "The Verdict."

He finally won an Oscar in 1986 -- on his eighth try -- for "The Color of 
Money," a sequel to "The Hustler." He later received two more Oscar 
nominations. Among his other awards was the Motion Picture Academy's Jean 
Hersholt Humanitarian Award.

"Paul took advantage of what life offered him, and while personally 
reluctant to acknowledge that he was doing anything special, he forever 
changed the lives of many with his generosity, humor, and humanness," said 
Robert Forrester, vice chairman of the actor's Newman's Own Foundation. "His 
legacy lives on in the charities he supported and the Hole in the Wall 
Camps, for which he c


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