Actor legend Robert Redford’s son James Redford died Friday at his home in Marin County, California, at the age of 56 after a battle with liver cancer.

On Monday morning, his wife Kyle went to Twitter to post a photo gallery of the filmmaker and worker to remember his life.

He wrote: ‘Jamie died today. We are upset that he lived a beautiful, influential life and many liked him. She will be deeply missed.

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As his wife of ’32, I am extremely grateful for the two wonderful children we grew up with. I don’t know what we’ve done in the last two years. “

James has two children with the 29-year-old actor’s son Dylan and actress Lena as they were featured in several pictures in the gallery.

She later confirmed to the Salt Lake Tribune that her husband had died of bile duct cancer in her liver, which was discovered last November while waiting for a transplant.

‘He had a beautiful life’: On Monday morning, his wife Kyle went to Twitter to post a photo gallery of filmmakers and workers to remember her life.

Even after receiving two liver transplants in 1993, he started fighting for his health from an early age.

The social worker found the James Redford Institute for Transplant Awareness a nonprofit aimed at educating people about organ and tissue donation.

He later co-founded the nonprofit The Radford Center with his father, Robert, now 74, which aims to provide even grants to filmmakers who focus on the environment and climate in the hope of solving speculation.

Family One: James has two children with Kyle – 29-year-old actor son Dylan and actress Lena (second seen from left) – as they appear in several pictures at the Tribute Gallery; James, Lena, Robert and Amy Radford seen from left to right in December 2017

‘We will move forward together’: He later co-founded the nonprofit Redford Center with his father Robert, which aimed to monitor filmmakers and even filmmakers who donate to the environment and climate change in hopes of finding a solution.

Jill Tidman, executive director of the charity, also shared the news of his pass on Instagram: ‘We are deeply saddened by the loss of our co-founder, our inspiration and our friend James Redford.’

‘With Jamie came love and contagious joy. He was kind and warm to what he did and an openness that spreads itself easily among others.

‘Jamie worked tirelessly to build a healthier world for all of us and especially for those who need the most help. He always led with his huge heart and was guided by his curiosity and creative consciousness. He was a deadly defender of the natural world and believed that everyone deserved a healthy environment in which they could succeed and play. ‘

James – whose mother Lola van Wagenen – followed in the footsteps of his legendary father as a filmmaker in most documentaries that focused on health and the environment.

Anxious Trilogy: Family Member, her first documentary was published in 2012 – The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia – and was inspired by her son Dylan’s fight for high school dyslexia; James, Robert and Dylan were seen from left to right at the premiere of the film in New York in October 2012.

The man of the family, his first documentary was published in 2012 – The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia – and was inspired by his son Dylan’s struggle with high school dyslexia.

He went on to make several films, including 2013’s Paper Tigers, 2016’s Resilience, and 2017’s Events: A Clean Energy Revolution.

His most recent film – Pleasing for Kips – premiered at the Mill Valley Film Festival this month because it was mostly virtual.

Redford’s wife, Kyle, also told the Saltlake Tribune that The Past Begins is over, a documentary on PBS’s American Masters that traces the immigrant journey of Amy Tan, author of The Joy Lock Club.

Bond: James and Dad Robert appear at the HBO premiere of The Kindness of Strangers in September 1999.