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The first time he spoke lines to a camera, he blew them. A couple of pictures later he spoke his lines perfectly, but he was buried so deep in a dark scene that he couldn't be seen. Toward the end of his first year as an actor, he had a nice little scene with a major star on a major production, and he found a good-looking pair of glasses that he thought gave him a bit of character. But Rock Hudson thought the same thing when he saw the kid wearing them, and Clint had to surrender his specs to the leading man.
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Clint Eastwood Waves As He Leaves A Beverly Hills Medical Building 14th May 2012 08:50 |
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I think clint eastwood is the coolest. Always has been. Always will be. |
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4th April 2007 16:00 OddJob |
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OOOhhhhh YESPlay Misty for Me is a cracker.....But so is Lee Marvin in Paint your Wagons...winner of the best western singing category....thanks for reminding me of it Ant |
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4th April 2007 15:00 OddJob |
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I would take Clint in Unforgiven any time.Its a far better film than The Good The Bad and the Ugly although Eli Wallach is pretty good in that.As for comparing John Wayne, I think thats a bit unfair as spaghetti westerns were the pinnacle of the genre is you ask me. |
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