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Clint Eastwood was the first name that popped in my head just reading the title. Granted the guy is a legend, but he always seemed so one-dimensional in the acting realm. Not to say he was bad at what he did, just one-dimensional. As a director though, he has really shined and brought us some very good movies.
When I first saw this I thought, "huh, reverse mel gibson?"