It feels like Clint Eastwood is old as long as I have been alive. My introduction to the Starwar movie was probably his first time as a naked-knock fight (and a friend of orangutans) Philo Beddo in "every way, but loose", Where he was already giving up too old-for-this *** Vibes, as he was constantly Romaning Sondra Locke. He was basically as old as I am now (51), who, let's face, is old, so every new film on Eastwood, especially action, felt like an aging referendum. When Clint chased like a dirty Harry or entered the Soviet Union to steal an experimental aircraft ("Madison County Bridges" - what, you don't remember that support?), You felt that he was involved in a world that was on the verge of passing.

Clint Eastwood is now 94 years old and may or may not be approaching directing another movie After pulling out “Jury No. 2” from the park Last year (very much to the apparent disappointment of Warner Bros. Discovery Foncho David Zaglav, who threw the film's theater edition). He acknowledged that "parties" according to those in his inner circle, but since most people of his age are incredibly dead, simply thinking about a new film project feels like I have landed on the moon. If he has the energy to shoot a movie, I can't help, but I'm not wondering if he would be open to pull out the camera for the first time from Cry Macho in 2021.

Yes, Eastwood said his acting days were behind him, but he said this earlier and somehow strengthened his strength to give him another. In fact, he had previously thought about withdrawing from acting before directing the film that earned his second Oscars for the best picture and the best director.

In an interview in 2008 with Reuters Connected with the announcement of the underestimated "change", Eastwood was asked if he still had an appetite for acting. Since the one has just finished the filming of "Grand Turin", in which A. Mostly A foolish -fabric that advocates for its Vietnamese neighbors was not made clear with the craft. However, he admitted that, earlier in the decade, he was thinking of calling him to give up. As he told Reuters, "I think I started saying it back a few years ago, I said," I think I will not act anymore, I will stay behind the camera, "and then a" million dollar baby "came and I liked that role."

He is terrible in that role and also gave Very moving performance in "Cry Macho" At the age of 90, so, as a lifelong fan of the old man's work, I would like to think we haven't seen Clint's last on the big screen. I don't have to expect my boyfriend to drop a light on another man (as he did in the "Macho"), but if he is with it enough to call them "action" and "cut", why not treat us with another performance? If memory is a problem, it can always pull Marlon Brando and glue its dialogue to other actors and objects on the stage. It seems that he has no interest in retiring together, so live while you are still living, Clint!