Imagine whether Clint Eastwood, Movie Superstwar and icon aloneI should have told you which actor thinks he will be an absolute legend during a century. You got it? Well. Now, let me tell you how this actually descended into real life. The great writer-director Cameron Crowe producer of such classics as "Say Something", "Jerryry Maguier" and "Vanilla Sky"-was " Recently interviewed by the Yorkyor Times and told a cool little anecdote.

Crow was invited to dinner by his lawyer (who also represents Eastwood) and sat down to Dirty Harry. He was just as nervous as any of us, especially since Eastwood is not a very kind of person open to conversation and a small conversation-just ask his son, Scott Eastwood, who will tell you That getting knowledge and wisdom from his father is a very gentle process. Crowe said he was shyly sitting next to Eastwood when he bent over and said out of blue:

"" Tom Cruise ". And I go," Oh, man, Tom Cruise. And he goes, "for a hundred years, they'll look back - it's a career, Tom Cruise's career." "

A true story.

You don't have to be a rocket scientist (or wealth narrator) to guess why Eastwood said that. The Cruise is in the 60s, and he may have been talking more now than he was when acting meant more than to withdraw the craziest stunts of life as a man. Don't get me wrong, he is one of the best in maintaining the big and daring action blockbuster alive, but the road that led to this stage in his career was paved with stone false classics of the modern cinema. He has been such an adrenaline-chaser for the past 15 years that it is a little easy to forget that he has made films like "Rain Man", "Interview with the Vampire" or "Magnolia".

But now that the "Mission: Mission: Impossible" sang their song on Swan with "Final Calculation" (see Our review here), another new phase in the actor's late career can be approached. And Crowe, who in the past worked with TheViste on two occasions, seems to be feeling that big shift. He said:

"I see the time will come, and maybe he has already begun, where he will split into the roles of character as strongly as he splits into making action films of the highest quality. That stage of Paul Manumman's character is almost around the corner and will fry people's minds."

As a longtime fan, I'm sure I hope Crowe is right, and I can't wait to go back to an intellectual challenge (he raised his physical level) and more dramatic roles because we know he is an ass.