By the time Clint Eastwood finished his three-movie with Sergio Leone, he wasn't just The face of the "dollars" trilogy introduced by American audiences in Spaghetti WesternBut one of the biggest movie stars in the world. His days at CBS Western "Rawhide" were behind him now, with the silver screen that appeared more than ever. The world was his oyster. The time of Eastwood in the industry will eventually highlight one of its biggest features as a creator, with a total sense of control over production. Along with his financial adviser Irving Leonard, Eastwood co-founded Malpaso (now called Malpaso Production), which produced almost every of his Ted Post-Rezhia Western "Hang". 2024 in the Ellvedic Drama in the Juror #2 courtroom.

Malpaso will allow Eastwood to maintain some kind of supervision of his vehicle projects, despite paving the way for the celebrity actor to make the director's jump. He already got that itching to be behind the camera while shooting "Rawhide", But finally there was enough industry to do so in terms of "play fogs for me" since 1971, a psychological thriller by the sea for the darker side of the free -kick. Eastwood, over the next few years, will follow his directorial debut with horror western "high plains drifter", the drama of May-December "Bris" and the Jameseims Bond-ESK action thriller. However, the director actor encountered trouble with the next production, "External Oseos Wells".

Western stars revenge since 1976 Eastwood as a farmer in Missouri, who became a confederation soldier, after the Union's paramilitary group kills his family. Come to the end of the American Civil War, the title of Oseos Wells is becoming a sought after criminal. However, the fastened figure does not intend to turn over without a fight. Eastwood dances with some awkward material, but the film is still a great revisionist western to raise the pieces of shaken life and admirable trials to avoid more bloodshed, however in vain, it may seem to look. He is credited with director of the film, but it is the whole journey itself, especially since the "conclusion Oseosi Wales" was originally the brain of director Philip Kaufman's brain.

Kaufman, who later continued to direct "Invasion of Body Grabers" in 1978 and "Real Material", was scheduled to make Warner's Bros. film about Eastwood and Malpaso. While the film star paid for its 1972 novel's rights stake by Asa Earl Carter (who went under the pseudonym Forrest Carter), it was Kaufman, along with director "Thunderbolt and Latefut" Michael Cimino and screenwriter Sonja. However, with the film development of "Outlaw Josey Wales", however, a significant amount of arguments between Kaufman and Eastwood came to the point that he ended up completely removing the former set.