Eastwood Directs Documentary | Filmmakers: Clint Eastwood | Unforgiven | Warner Bros. Entertainment

John Lee Hancock - director of the Oscar-winning film "The Blind Side" joins host Sean O'Connell, Kevin McCarthy and Jake Hamilton from the ReelBlend podcast on Twitter for the documentary retrospective "Eastwood Directs: The Untold Story". Follow the hashtag #WBFilmmakers on Twitter and join all the Cinemablend hosts to discuss the +40 year career of the actor, director, writer, and legendary Hollywood presence that is #ClintEastwood.
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[@michaelmonthey5974]

I’ve seen almost every one of Clint Eastwood movies since childhood. He’s the best of the best.

[@nyanko2077]

When Kirk Douglas passed away, many posts on social media were saying: "The last legend of Hollywood died today". And I couldn't help commenting: "Clint Eastwood disagrees".

[@sobrevalorado]

Eastwood didn't know the golden age of Hollywood

[@lisaboo5806]

I went back and watched again. I love Clint Eastwood and his movies will live on forever. His acting and directing are phenomenal. Wonderful human being. So humble. I truly loved hearing Meryl Streep talk about him. She's one of my favorites and hearing what she had to say made me smile. Thank you for this documentary. 💗💗💗

[@digitalbraincreativegames]

Mr. Eastwood is a great guy, great person, great human.

[@Orangeflava]

Except when he spoke to that empty chair...even he regrets it, ha

[@Orangeflava]

Fun Facts indeed

[@adaoramadike3543]

I don't think he is a great person, he is a lousy husband and boyfriend, go and read up what he did to Sondra Locke, his live in girlfriend of so many years. A serial womanizer even dating two or three women at the same time while married, he has four children out of wedlock, three from his two failed marriages and one adopted. Scott's mother had to sue him to get child support for the two children she had for him besides Scott and his sister were two of the four borne out of wedlock. He had them secretly while he was living with Sondra and at this same time he made Sondra have two abortions and tubal litigation so that she would not get pregnant again. So now do you still think he is great person? There are rumours that there might be more children out there.

[@Orangeflava]

@@adaoramadike3543 quite the life for a bio pic one day!

[@adaoramadike3543]

@@Orangeflava Exactly, I hope one is made in the future, he has led and is still living a very colourful life.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I love Clint Eastwood and his films.

[@Milestonemonger]

Soft-spoken, calm and courageous. Clint's own personality is more intriguing and admirable than any hero character he played on screen

[@cosmiledsouza5372]

This was amazing. Transformation of Clint from 60s till now is nothing less than astonishing. I wish there were.more behind the scenes.

[@kathrin-mariasamarrastehle6538]

I will like Mr. Clints movies. He's an amazing man with great talent. Great man of work of heart.

[@weebgrinder-AIArtistPro]

I've seen another video with Clint on piano going over some of his favorite blues and jazz songs. The guy knows music theory AND how to act, direct, and produce well. Pretty impressive.

[@Phil-RS]

I think Clint Eastwood is the culmination of an American dream, everything about him is the stars and stripes and we are so blessed to have such a titan of a name of a human alive with us still today.

[@PatrickSmeaton]

Man, this is a gem of a documentary.

[@globalnomad1221]

this is what a life living ones passion looks like...

[@valerieyoder]

Thank you Cine-Files podcast for recommending this series!

[@evaguo1]

What a great documentary! If Clint or anyone who works with/for Clint sees this, please tell him I love him and his work! I wish when I used to do the Hearst Castle Best Buddies Challenge every year that I'd run into him in Carmel . . . but I never did. The wonderful work he's done in his 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s in a very agist country gives me hope. Thank you, Clint! 💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@uncachitodetodosfilmsapulm8928]

Thanks Mr Clint....You are a great director of magic movies. Thanks forever for your art.

[@kevinnevada5342]

If you find out how many films Mr Eastwood has actually made over the last 50 or so years..it really is quite a staggering and mind blowing accomplishment!

[@reptongeek]

It's nice to see Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg talking about their fellow Oscar winning director

[@oneprizeonegoal]

It’s not a coincidence that the anagram for his name is Old West Action

[@Surja672]

My best actor and director ...period

[@vanbofflaezquizoband6542]

Thank s Mr Eastwood for your magic. Love your art, movies and soul.

[@1qwasz12]

I love Kubrick, who took a long time between movies. I love Eastwood who made a movie almost every year. One is a genius whose gifting slowed him down to perfecting. The other has a mind racing & knows everything before shooting. They both contributed to cinema immeasurably.

[@Jazztice4me]

Meryl´s quote mentioning Clint has a "feminine sensitivity" regarding their work together in The Bridges of Madison, is totally accurate. His approach to the story reveals precisely that!

[@samanmoradkhani40]

Clint Eastwood is greatest living director.

[@augerrusty]

Cine-files brought me here

[@warrencrescenzo9569]

He's the man and always will be!

[@mutscot]

Thanks for uploading this documentaries, Warner 👏🏼👏🏼

[@snowalewine4602]

Mr Eastwood -- super amazing man -- one man that walks the walk---

[@nate1066pollock]

Here on recommendation from the Cine-files, so glad because Eastwood is my favorite director.

[@drewkatonak287]

I love Clint Eastwood his films are great

[@holtmuller9631]

Mr. Eastwood are literally a gentleman. The world remembers them for ever and ever

[@garybryson1900]

Impressive. I have a new appreciation for Mr. Eastwood.

[@threejmedia4217]

The best thanks Warner Bros for this..

[@go2yourself]

Should've known Mr Eastwood loved music by extension musicians to writing music for film. I really enjoyed watching this, so much of creative history from many angles layers and levels, thank you. Love this ❤ 😊

[@corey-vz3kr]

The cine-files sent me here... thanks again for supporting them

[@caseyrayharris.esquire489]

What?? Everybody I know who heard of J. Edgar, loved it!! Columbus Indiana 30

[@WildAzzRacing]

One word... legend!

[@antona.8659]

Clint Eastwood is the mdrfkn G and probably the only film actor in history whose iconic acting presence is overshadowed by his directorial presence. Even his lesser directorial works, like Absolute Power, are extremely compelling to watch. It will be a sad day when Blondie will be gone.

[@JoseMoreira-xm6qn]

Let me say this, "Letters from Iwo Jima" is his best work.

[@jonathanfunnell4167]

LOVE CLINT EASTWOOD WITH ALL MY HEART AND ALWAYS WILL

[@rahulpharidas]

Legend 🖤

[@MarkAnderson-ip9iw]

Brilliant...

[@amfthehedgehog1993]

Clint Eastwood is amazing

[@Pravin47]

this documentary is more interesting than many movies.

[@Milestonemonger]

"My audience like to live vicariously through me as a winner, that isn't always popular with critics. My characters have sensitivity and vulnerabilities, but they're still winners. I don't pretend to understand loosers; when I read a script about a looser, I think of people in life who are loosers, and they seem to want it that way, it's a compulsive philosophy with them. Winners tell themselves: I'm as bright as the next person, I can do it, nothing can stop me." -- Clint Eastwood on choosing roles for himself.

[@PugLifeJM]

Clint went from playing the most stereotypical male chauvinist and becoming a massive star because of it, to making movies such as The Unforgiven, were he deconstructs that persona in a much more realistic and less idolized take. In a single movie, he basically destroys the very thing that made him famous. Not to mention the social issues he tackles in the likes of Gran Torino. Meanwhile, many modern "stars" won't do movies or characters because "it could hurt their image". Clint Eastwood is not only a legendary actor and director, but he's also a legendary man and human being.

[@adaoramadike3543]

Go and read up about his relationship with his ex wives, ex girlfriends, numerous ex lovers, ex live in girlfriends and much more, then come back and tell me if you will still call him a legendary human being, especially his relationship with Sondra Locke.

[@mppsccracked5947]

@@adaoramadike3543 girls in a man's life don't determine a slightest of his greatness and vice versa. He is great because of his acting/cinematography/his views

[@adaoramadike3543]

@@mppsccracked5947 You might be a financial wiz but lousy to your spouse and lovers, that doesn’t make you great at all.

[@Kratosx23]

The Cine-Files brought me here.

[@p47thunderbolt68]

The fact he's been allowed to flourish in a industry that knows and hates his politics

[@DanielGoldMcduckRose]

An American treasure he makes art the cancel culture can bite it.

[@alex.c.pulickal]

Clint Eastwood

[@sleaponit21]

he,s the chairman of the board of the american film industry.

[@BOWEJEAN]

how we love him

[@davidescozzi9885]

A Legend

[@jothishprabu8]

Clint Eastwood is Underrated!

[@thisphillipbrian]

I’m here because TheRochaSays and Steve Morris recommended it. I hope I like it. I don’t like how you pronounce biopic. It’s a biography picture, not a duel opic or two opic-whatever those are. Try bio-pic. Okay, now I’m into the show. Clint is great.

[@GSMDoc]

Hello! Tell me the name of the music track at the end of the video. Shazam can't find it

[@riverwalktalesofterror8045]

🎬💪

[@rajatshrma3]

He is an institution, a true legend.

[@davemckay4359]

"If it isn't fun, we shouldn't even be there."

[@robweissman5952]

Wait... He writes the scores too? Even though he is a legend, he is seriously under rated as a film maker and an artist.. He's name should be said quickly along side all the great film makers, but really isn't so much.. Sadly maybe after he's gone he'll be rightfully thought of as a genius by the collective culture.

[@cindyinnew]

I disagree. His nominations. Awards. The critical reviews. His respect from his peers as shown here. And it’s been widely known for years that he’s been riding film scores since back in the day. He is an accomplished jazz musician and then went on to start doing film scores in general. He simply brilliant there’s just no other way to describe them. Legendary comes to mind. A great artist and a worldwide icon

[@davemckay4359]

Gene Hackman is brilliant, and needs to do another movie.

[@guylawes]

He retired because of the violence in movies he was offered. He despises violence and just thought it was time to retire. Awesome guy

[@vzawada316]

cine files recommended this

[@kherachikadour6726]

There is a big resemblance between this ginius actor director and artist cleant esrwood and our eternal and genius president the algerian houari boumedienne the president of our algeria from 1965 to 1978 ..yes we algerians we love this actor director and artiste the american anglosaxon cleant eastood .. from zarfa the son of tobna and alkahina the algerian the simite

[@showmotions08]

The Cine-Files brought me here 💪

[@mjm5081]

✌ ❤ 🎥 🌎 👏

[@robertthompsoniii3050]

cine-files brought me here!

[@benjohnston1676]

But that’s it isn’t it you get your medium there is nothing else Cheers Clint

[@davemckay4359]

Clint eastwood as the 🃏.

[@erlyacosta8021]

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[@ajejebrazoff1298]

Italian sub?

[@xilrion]

I consider him as my movie father.

[@sleaponit21]

he also shows in the scene where he gets out the truck on the first meeting with the sun and the wind blowing his hair, CLINT IS NOT VAIN IN ANY WAY..

[@davemckay4359]

Spielberg should hire Eastwood as dp.

[@Milestonemonger]

Meryl Streep has never seen a movie with Clint Eastwood until "UNFORGIVEN"! I find that very arrogant of her and other movie stars who expect everyone to see and admire their performances, but couldn't be bothered to watch other's.

[@jonathanfunnell4167]

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A BAD CLINT EASTWOOD FILM AND THERE NEVER WILL BE.

[@cindyinnew]

When this man passes flags should be placed at half mast

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

2 minutes in ...yep. 2 minutes and then play. That Hollywood actors are smart is a false trail. The ones who are stand out easily.

[@anvi.a8976]

The Man With No Name Makes A Name Time Travels And Becomes A Director

[@VeganJustToAnnoyYou]

39:08 lie

[@batz1518]

Hey Warner Bros, why did you copyrighted a live stream of the Joe Biden Town hall meeting? Was it because they weren't showing your politically views? Ever heard of fair use?

[@guylawes]

Everyone is embellishing him if they ever want to be in another movie by him. He's not a "nice" guy.....talk to someone hes written off. He knows someone 20 years and decides hes had enough of them they show up at the studio and their stuff is out on the curb. No word from him. Just......over........

[@AMEER-114-]

But the voices of those people arent accessible at all?

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[@1978TVP]

A documentary, according to the old excellent old school of art of film, should have a guide. Lector. Narrator. A person who introduces us to the world of the described facts, events and people in the background of the film. The formula of this very document is unbearable. A disaster. At the end of his career, the main character was harm. It's a waste of time & money...

[@jeromegarcia442]

The Cine-Files brought me here.