Clint Eastwood began its beginning in a unrestricted role in the movie "Hoki Mons" "The Revenge of the Creature" in 1955. Reducing 70 years later, he is still in business activity of making films. It was his lead role in the long -standing Western series "Rawhide", where he played the first of many cowboys in his career, which he began in fame. There are now over 100 credits on his IMDB name, not only as an actor, but also as a fruitful director, writer, and even a composer.

As one of the last true relics of the classic Hollywood study system, he was a witness or was part of almost every major change or movement in the film, making his filmmaking huge and diverse. For whatever much Klint Eastwood's well-rated and high-rated films -As Sergio Leone's spaghetti, Westerns, where he is now playing the legendary man without a name, or his "disadvantaged" and "baby" "million" baby, and those who do not attract as much attention as they deserve. This list notices the five of them.

Clint Eastwood's directorial debut is a tall and avid predecessor of Stalker's obsessed genre, which would bloom with later films such as "Fatal Attraction", "Single White Woman" and "Fear". Eastwood also starred like Dave Garver, a cool, jazz-focused radio disk, which becomes dangerously entangled with a furious fan named Evelyn, played by Essica Walter, who is a frequent caller looking for the song "Mysti" by Errol Garner. "Play Maglie for Me" has a hypnotic traction that causes Dave's initial chemistry with Evelyn, especially in the lively Lovebean scene placed on the baldness of Roberta Flacal's velvety ball, "the first time I saw your face."

Their relationship is quickly revealed because Evelyn reveals her true self in the scenes filled with a furry nail biting. Her behavior becomes more and more unstable, as she gets deeper into every aspect of Dave's life. Her obsession with Dave escalated from showing unwillingly in his home to threaten to take her life if she tries to leave it. Against foretelling and a dark romantic background on the Monterrey Peninsula, with its rocks covered with fog and windy beaches, Eastwood constructs a thriller with Alfred Hitchcock's "psycho" touches It firmly winds the audience until it is released in a blur crescent.

Clint Eastwood directed "The Perfect World", which mixes the drama of crime with sentimentality. A little boy named Philip is hostage by avoided convicted by Buch Haynes and driven across the state of Lone Star. You can virtually feel that it turns the heat that radiates from the screen, as they manage through the rear trees and scatter the plains during the manifestation. The "Perfect World" explores tensions between bureaucracy and instinct in a place where people take things into their own hands.

Clint Eastwood plays the tough head of the Red Garnet, a hard-working type, which is stubborn for doing its own way. Red deals with a female criminologist (played by the always space Laura Dern, who endures a lot of misogyous at the Investigative Boys Club) using new-western psychological methods to understand the criminal; future Starvala "The Handmaid's Tale" Bradley Whitford as smeared food; Governor is more involved in performances; And the escape trailer of Populux Airglide, which serves as its own investigative center. There is a humorous blend between what the red and his team do Beel and what he actually brings.

Since Butch, Kevin Costner's warm voice and paternal behavior perfectly match the character who, as we know more about his past, may not be as criminal as we first thought. The connection it develops with Philip is hearty. Butch sees himself in Philip: A lonely boy -free boy, looking for a model of role and trying to be it for him in his own strange way. If you are a sucker for films for unexpected adult relationships with young children, you will especially enjoy this.

Clint Eastwood directed (but does not appear in) "The Jury #2" at the age of 93. Nicholas Hult Starswells like JustinAstein Kemp, an enigma of a man serving as a jurors of a high-ranking murder trial that many have deeper relationships. As it is revealed, it becomes clear that Justininein has just as much as his past as the defendant. Society only sees him differently because he seems to be a pure family man than someone with neck tattoos, who enters explosive fights.

Fullt retains the nervous energy of his character humiliating for the two -hour duration, and you can see the blame on him under those distorted eyebrows and behind his confused eyes. Savannah's brightly illuminated exterior, with lush crying willows and the permanent buzz of cicadas, create a cozy environment that feels like a pressure stove, feeding on JustinAastin's anxiety. There is a reunification of "For Boy", as Tony Collet is playing a nonsense prosecutor, who is also running for the District Ombudsman, and Chris Messina as her former peer and more too much public defender. Other actors such as Leslie Bib, FC Simmons and Kiefer Sutherland appear.

Clint Eastwood smartly surpasses and cuts back and forth between the memories of the night, which change depending on whose perspective we see and what kind of realizations they have experienced. It becomes difficult to say what really happened, because it all depends on what different people believe. /Film writer Ereeremi Matai calls it "Juror #2" "A solid, efficiently made image made specifically for adults", kind of economical and stable plays in the courtroom that advanced in the 1990s. The Eastwood procedural procedure asks big questions: Does people change? Is the truth justice? What does a good person do? "Juror #2" leaves a surprising end that will still ask you.

Clint Eastwood did Ambitious World War II Films "Flags of Our Fathers" and "Letters from Ivo IMAIMA" for the most monumental war of America; He also exhibited often forgotten military chapter when the United States attacked Grenada in 1983 to prevent the takeover of the Marxist regime in the Heartkleak Ridge. Eastwood has a great party starring as the Sergeant of the Thomas Highway, a non -encouraging military dog that does not strike with his disobedient new marines. Speaking with a hacker voice and moving with hard precision, he exercise in his green recruits so that they would become better soldiers.

Under this rigorous tightening of the boot camp is a surprisingly careful consideration of how America has changed after the Vietnam war. The highway feels left behind as he gets older, calls into question his achievements and struggles to let go and retire. He was so dedicated to the Sea Corps that he gave up the loveube, family and friends. But is it worth it? "Heartbreak Ridge" exhibits the dirt of military training and the fight, such as hard instructors and the rough dynamics among the troops. This unpolluted view of military life was Hated by the government, but he loved the troops in real life.

Don Siegel Kormilo many of Clint Eastwood's most famous films, including "The Beguiled", "Dirty Harry" and "Escape from Alcatraz". One of their previous collaborations is a classic western adventure darkened with a romantic comedy. Eastwood is another narrow cowboy that forms an incredible duo with Shirley McLean as a sister Sarah, a nun that saves her from the bandits. She wants to protect her when he travels to the camp to help Mexican rebels fight the French occupation. Dry and pale look The Mexican desert where "Two Sister Sister" were filmed is an oppressive desert where the danger can only be through the canyon.

The heart of the film lies in the playful differences of Hogan and Sarah, with the bright spirit of sister Sarah, who opposes Hogan's stoicism. Their attractive strange humor sparks when Hogan realizes that it is more than it appears-especially when swearing and drinking whiskey. Composer Enio Moricone uses a trembling guitar to imitate the sound of Mulch and Church Choir to evoke the alleged pious Catholicism of Sarah, who perfectly fits the film's eccentric style.