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Clint Eastwood

Clint Eastwood

American retired actor and filmmakerWikipedia

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Sep 22, 2026

Alex FigueroaHOST
1:36
He's like, yo, this dude is funny.
Alex FigueroaHOST
1:39
But yeah, that's how I got introduced actually to this whole entire Western is from my dad watching the Clint Eastwood's movies.
Alex FigueroaHOST
1:45
And then it just spawned with Scott.
Alex FigueroaHOST
1:47
With that said, guys, the box office for this movie is weird.
NateHOST
3:23
For 1960s, a good hit.
NateHOST
3:25
I'm not surprised because this is a very, very well-known, famous Western.
NateHOST
3:31
And it is the third Clint Eastwood, Sergio Leone movie.
NateHOST
3:35
So I'm not really surprised that it made that much.
LiamHOST
105:20
yeah
IanHOST
105:21
directed by clint eastwood mystic river mystic river he's the adult version of the boy who gets abused yes and then when in doubt which franchise should you go for
LiamHOST
105:31
either the muppets or gold member
IanHOST
105:35
uh right franchise wrong movie
Jonathan KirschnerHOST
47:11
His dad, Leo Penn, a director was blacklisted that possibly informed part of that.
Jonathan KirschnerHOST
47:16
But if you look at two of his most famous roles, dead man walking, uh, and Mystic River, uh, directed by Clint Eastwood.
Jonathan KirschnerHOST
47:22
They both have to do with the intersection of people and the criminal justice system and, of course, the steep, steepedness of moral ambiguity in that and the behavior of the police, uh, In this interrogation, you know, they want this crime solved.
Jonathan KirschnerHOST
47:39
That's the urgency of the pressure.
SamHOST
50:05
If you ever watched the Vivian Kubrick documentary, Making the Shining, you can see how emotional he is.
SamHOST
50:11
When he moved on to make his next movie, Clint Eastwood's Bronco Billy, he broke down in tears of gratitude in his first scene in the film.
SamHOST
50:17
Eastwood's famous for often only needing one take, and that had to be such a welcome relief for Scatman.
SamHOST
50:22
Yet even in the briefest of scenes he shows up in here, he owns the moment, even juxtaposed with the acting power of the leads.
Craig BennettGUEST
21:00
Oh, I think it's got more legs than a centipede.
Craig BennettGUEST
21:02
I reckon if we did a little sideways trip to Carmel-by-the-Sea, where Doris Day used to live, and we could have lunch at the Mission Inn, which Clint Eastwood owns.
Craig BennettGUEST
21:11
Doris Day's house, Clint Eastwood.
Craig BennettGUEST
21:12
We might
John StanleyHOST
21:13
even bump into Clint Eastwood.
John StanleyHOST
21:14
It would be amazing.
John StanleyHOST
21:15
So I just started to think about it again, and I reckon it's got some legs, so you and I need to talk.
FrankHOST
33:04
Fat guy representation.
FrankHOST
33:06
He's known for being in Blackbird, Fantastic Four First Steps, Naked Gun, and, of course, the star of Clint Eastwood's Richard Jewell.
FrankHOST
33:12
He's also the Juggalo Kid in that episode of Sonny.
FrankHOST
33:16
which you can no longer watch because of the blackface uh and in october it was revealed that zach cherry kelly reese and jono wilson is it johnny wilson or is it john no it's
Rob BlackHOST
20:13
Today in media news, Paramount Skydance and Warner Brothers Discovery have cleared a major hurdle after California Attorney General Rob Bonta reached a settlement allowing their $110 billion merger to move forward.
Rob BlackHOST
20:29
Something tells me Clint Eastwood's not going to be happy with the deal.
Rob BlackHOST
20:34
He's going to pull a gun.
Rob BlackHOST
20:38
One or other shares jumped 11%.
Chris PackhamGUEST
4:50
eat chicken.
Chris PackhamGUEST
4:50
Well, look, Clint Eastwood told me in the early 70s that a man's got to know his limitations.
Chris PackhamGUEST
4:55
Yes.
Chris PackhamGUEST
4:56
The answer's no.
RexHOST
13:42
You know, I don't mind if you...
RexHOST
13:43
Like, I like Dario Argento, so if you have a film that's, you know, made outside of America, like the old spaghetti westerns, you know, like Clint Eastwood, I like those.
RexHOST
13:53
So, like, it's not that I hate foreign films, like, needs to be made in America.
RexHOST
13:57
I'm saying, if it's completely in another language, I always hated reading subtitles.
Roger EbertSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:54
It's no E.T., even though Steven Spielberg served as the executive producer of the film.
Roger EbertSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:58
Harry, the ape, reminded me of the big orangutan that is in Clint Eastwood's pal, you know, In Every Which Way But Loose.
Roger EbertSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:05
But that ape was a whole lot funnier, and the way Eastwood related with him was a whole lot funnier than the way this family relates with Harry.
Roger EbertSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:11
They just want to hide him, basically.

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