When you live with a Hollywood royal family for so long, it is almost easy to forget that, at one point, they were up and accompanied by looking for a gig wherever they could. The heavy industry is to make a name for yourself, especially when many others try to do the same. Sometimes you impose the role that puts his leg on the brim's door, and for Clint Eastwood, his big break was the "CBS Western" series "Rawhide". For eight seasons on television, he was a series, as Ramod turned the head of cattle Rodyy Yates. If not for landing this show, what Eastwood called him as a flux that saved his acting careerHe was unlikely to make an exodus in Spain and become one of the great movie stars because of the "dollar" trilogy that defined the genre of Sergio Leone. It is a Sadalo to think about a world in which the audience does not get acquainted with the infamous Clint Clint.

Rawhide's success proves how influential a role can be in the evolution of the actor's career, especially since Eastwood technically debuted his industry debut about four years earlier in an unspecified role in "Revenge of the Creature" in 1955. He withdrew from unexplained roles in features of creatures such as "Tarantula" of Universal and taking little roles in films such as "First Passenger Sales", in addition to reservations at guests' shows such as "Patrol Highway" and "Maverick".

All these decades later, Eastwood flourished into a genre to himself. He works out of his own production company and Continue to direct the movies well in their 90swithout any signs of stopping. In a retrospective, it was clear that Eastwood was on the rise of all the creations of the Starwar movie, so it was only a matter of time until it was discovered by the right people. However, it could look very different.

The actors sometimes talk about all the "what if" roles, especially if the films themselves continued to become phenomena like the "matrix". They are often so tied to the actors who Whether Starwar in them that it is difficult to imagine someone else in their place. When Eastwood was still in his era "Rawhide", he could have his big screen sprayer in the movie Marilyn Monroe.

In an interview in 2021 with ParadeEastwood was asked whether his acting sensibilities were influenced by the Marilyn Monroe film starter and, in the process, revealed that his big break could have come much earlier than a significant role in the 1956 movie "Bus Station":

“Marilyn Monroe? Romantic comedy) "Bus Station" as a young man. The director, Oshosh (UA) Logan, had to choose between me and Johnon Smith. I was kind of excited because she was so attractive, and I thought, This can be good. And, of course, it didn't get good because Oshosh threw another man into a Newouper. As you are ready to hit the ball from the park and then, nothing. "

Based on the stage in 1955 by the same name, "Bus Station" is a romantic dramara with musical elements starring Monroe as a coffee shop -cafe named Cherry, who dreams of Hollywood. Her life becomes complicated when a tumultuous road traveling named Beuregard Bo Decker (Don Murray) sets her crazy sights on her. Through a modern lens, the "Bus Station" boasts a nasty plot for a woman who could not worry less about her offensive suitor and plot to avoid the couplings before she could pull her back into Montana. Bo has no intention of let her go until she gets married. Murray has received nomination for the Academy of Best Support Award, but it's easy to see why this is not Anyway, as respected as other Monroe, "gentlemen prefer blondes" And "some like hot."

If Eastwood was thrown like Bo, you would surely look more at him. He always had that flexible film star Charisma. But at the same time, it is definitely the best that Eastwood was not put in a position to make his screen stand while harassing Monroe. In his case, waiting for the chance for a lifetime, he paid off incredibly well. Although Eastwood never had to be described in the trailer "Bus Station" as "The latest Hollywood man hunt", "" He will, however, get a chance to work with film director Oshoshua Logan 13 years later after the fact with the notorious western music epic "Paint a Wagon" (with blood, I bet). Has the "bus stop" ever received a cultural resurrection because of the Simpsons? " I think no!