He's one of Hollywood's most well-loved legends and after 55 years in the business it's clear that Robert Redford's still got it.
And while most of his fellow septuagenarians are either grey-haired or completely bald, the Out Of Africa actor showed off a full head of ginger hair as he touched down in Sydney on Thursday.
However, it was hard to tell whether Robert's lustrous hair is a result of a weave or merely a hair dye job, for the actor revealed some suspiciously contrasting two-toned tresses.
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Swagger: Veteran actor Robert Redford saunters through Sydney airport on Thursday looking every inch the Hollywood star despite sporting two-toned tresses as he prepares to film new movie Truth
To dye for: The Oscar-winner (L) smiled for fans in Sydney, left. The actor is seen in his hit 1972 movie The Hot Rock, right
His bushy locks were noticeably redder than the former strawberry blonde hairstyle the 77-year-old grandfather sported at the height of his fame.
As the Oscar-winner, once Hollywood's top box office name, smiled for fans his copper barnet and grey side burns were apparent.
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ShareThe grandfather of seven cut a handsome and distinguished figure as he was spotted arriving to film political drama Truth with Cate Blanchett.
Robert, who began his Tinseltown career in 1959, flashed a broad grin as fans rallied for autographs and selfies.
Dapper: The famous red head cut a fine figure as he made his way through the airport, hands in his pockets
Cheery: The Hollywood star arrived with security guards but that did not stop fans heading over for autographs
Wearing a white linen jacket, a V-neck T-shirt and brown loafers, the film director looked relatively sprightly despite a 14-hour flight from Los Angeles where he lives.
He stopped to talk to reporters who waited eagerly among fans for a glimpse of the star.
The twice-married director, whose most famous movie is perhaps Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid, chatted animatedly to roving reporter Angela who interviewed him at the baggage carousel.
Heart throb: The Oscar-winner, pictured in The Way We Were in 1973 (L) and Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid in 1969 (R), had women swooning in his heyday
Star arrival: Robert touches down at Sydney airport to film with Australian actress Cate Blanchett who campaigned for the movie to be filmed in Australia
The Oscar-winner is in Sydney to play Dan Rather in a movie about the former CBS anchor's disputed report about President George W. Bush's National Guard service.
The drama, titled Truth, is adapted from the memoir Truth And Duty: The Press, The President, And The Privilege Of Power by former CBS producer Mary Mapes.
Australian actress Cate Blanchett is signed to play her.
G'day Sydney: The actor and director expected to be in town for the eight weeks to film political drama Truth
The film will chronicle the gripping scandal that erupted after Rather's 2004 report for 60 Minutes II, produced by Mapes.
The story cited documents as proof of preferential treatment for Bush during the Vietnam War that were not authenticated by CBS.
The papers alleged that the then-President's father, George H W Bush - whose own presidential term ran from 1989 until 1993 - pulled strings to get his son to the top of the list to join the Texas Air National Guard after graduating from Yale in 1968.
Stare cats: The drama, titled Truth, is adapted from the memoir Truth And Duty: The Press, The President, And The Privilege Of Power by former CBS producer Mary Mapes, who will be played by Cate Blanchett
That meant he was safe from having to fight during the Vietnam War.
The documents sent to 60 Minutes were later said to be forgeries.
Mapes was fired for allegedly failing to authenticate the documents, and the 60 Minutes II report, which aired in September 2004 was later retracted, leaving the revered newsman's career and reputation in tatters.
He retired just six months later after 24 years at the network.
Father-of-four Robert is expected to be in town for the eight weeks and filming will begin any day.
He is reportedly in discussions to join Disney’s remake of the 1977 classic children’s film Pete’s Dragon, sources have told EW.
The remake will step away from the original film’s setting, a 20th century fishing village, and will be set in a logging community.
In the remake, Pete is raised by Elliot the dragon after his parents die in a car accident.
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