Clint Eastwood photographed on the set of Coogan’s Bluff, 1968.
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Clint Eastwood photographed on the set of Coogan’s Bluff, 1968.
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Clint Eastwood at home (ca. early 60s)
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Clint Eastwood has become a living monument of Hollywood. He is to film what Chuck Norris is to roundhouse kicks: the founding father and ruling king. His
At the 2005 National Board of Review awards dinner in New York City, Eastwood joked that he would kill filmmaker Michael Moore if Moore ever showed up at his home with a camera (an evident reference to Moore’s controversial interview with Eastwood’s friend, actor/Second Amendment advocate Charlton Heston, for the movie Bowling For Columbine (2002)).
After the crowd laughed, Eastwood said, I mean it.
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Glad he did mean it!
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