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Good morning, Brew Daily Show. I'm Neil Fryman. And I'm Toby Howell. Today, Americans are

continuing to spend, but one group is putting the team on its back. Then Tesla's door handles are

futuristic, sleek, hidden, and now under investigation.

It's Wednesday, September 17th.

Let's ride.

Prediction, streams of Robert Redford movies are going to skyrocket this week.

The legendary actor and director who defined aura before it was a thing died at 89 Tuesday morning. Redford's breakout movie came in 1969, appearing alongside Paul Newman in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance

Kid, and went on to make lots of critically acclaimed and commercially successful movies in the

decades since. But as much as Redford gave off Hollywood movie star vibes, he shied away from the

bright lights of L.A. and made an even bigger mark on cinema elsewhere in Utah. After moving to

Utah because it was where he knew no one, Redford helped create the Sundance Film Festival,

which planted its flag in Park City, and for decades has showcased independent films that

would otherwise not find audiences.

If not for Redford, we wouldn't have all the president's men, but we also wouldn't have

Napoleon Dynamite, Reservoir Dogs, or Queens Boulevard. Redford was certainly a one-of-a-kind star

with a lasting legacy, also a magnetic look and vibe, but sometimes that actually worked against him. A great anecdote about Redford.

He was potentially going to star in The Graduate as Dustin Hoffman's character, but the director,

Mike Nichols, recounted how he pulled him aside and said, you can never play a loser.

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