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I remember watching Rawhide as a kid. Clint was my favorite character Rowdy Yates. What a great entertainer and storyteller he is.Thanks for the memories, happy birthday, and many more. Love Million Dollar Baby.
Eastwood actually argued with Sergio Leone over that, because he found the cigars so foul. He said it was one of the reasons behind his constant "mean squint" in those movies -- he was so disgusted by the cigar.
Oh that sounds like a bologna! He was squinting in Dirty Harry movies and he had no cigar, what gives?
Anyhow, congrats to him on his 80th B-day! I am glad I ain't the only one aging...
Oh that sounds like a bologna! He was squinting in Dirty Harry movies and he had no cigar, what gives?
Hey, I'm only recounting what I read from Eastwood. If it's bologna, it's bologna from right out of his mouth.
And keep in mind that all the Dirty Harry flicks came well after Eastwood's work with Leone. The so-called "dollars" flicks MADE Eastwood not just a star, but an icon. The last of them, The Good the Bad and the Ugly, came out in 1966. Dirty Harry didn't come along until 1971. By that time, Clint wasn't just playing Harry Callagan, he was playing Eastwood the icon -- flinty squint and all.
Hey, I'm only recounting what I read from Eastwood. If it's bologna, it's bologna from right out of his mouth.
And keep in mind that all the Dirty Harry flicks came well after Eastwood's work with Leone. The so-called "dollars" flicks MADE Eastwood not just a star, but an icon. The last of them, The Good the Bad and the Ugly, came out in 1966. Dirty Harry didn't come along until 1971. By that time, Clint wasn't just playing Harry Callagan, he was playing Eastwood the icon -- flinty squint and all.
from memory, he used to squint in Rawhide as well LOL (all that riding in the dustclouds from cattle no doubt)
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