Having first installed himself within American culture with his recurring role as Rowdy Yates in the cowboy seriesRawhide, San Francisco native Clint Eastwood would become renowned across the world for his roles in a succession of violent and iconic Westerns. The ‘Man With No Name’ character, first seen in the hallowed ‘Spaghetti Western’ trilogy, saw Eastwood become internationally known as a steely actor who went down a storm with domestic and global audiences.
Clint Eastwood is still capable of drawing in an audience even at 91 years old, with his new movie dominating streaming.
Clint Eastwood is back directing and acting, in this adaptation of N. Richard Nash's novel, Cry Macho, and it looks fantastic! Here's the Cry Macho trailer!
In a moment that feels like deja vu, Warner Brothers has a last-minute Oscar contender they’re throwing into the mix, Richard Jewell, the latest from Clint Eastwood. Warner Brothers has released the first trailer, and while it’s not the best trailer of the year, it’s certainly has the tense feeling that the trailer from The Mule gave us. Richard Jewell is based around real events, and for those unfamiliar with the man’s story, the trailer provides a solid backdrop: he …
i have not seen letters of iwo jima yet so i do not know how it would fair against million dollar baby and mystic river, the two best clint eastwood directed films in my opinion.