Clint Eastwood

Actress, Lisa Hartman-Black

Clint Eastwood served one term as mayor of Carmel, California. That term is four years long.

The Outlaw Josey Wales

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As of July 4th, 2017, he's directed 35 movies. Secondly, he made a short documentary film called "The Beguiled: the Storyteller". Thirdly, he created the TV episode "Vanessa in the Garden" for the TV series "Amazing Stories". Fourthly, he created the TV episode "Piano Blues" for the documentary TV show "The Blues". Finally, he's, currently, working on a new film called "The 15:17 to Paris" which hasn't been released yet.

The answer to this depends on where the movies were made. Many of the "Spaghetti Westerns" have horses that have a distinctive Spanish appearance but most do not appear to be purebreds.

Films made in the US use horses that are generally of the stock type although some appear to have

the more slender build typical of TBs and TB/quarter horse crosses.

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Clint Eastwood was in around 16 western related movies which include, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Star in the Dust and even The Outlaw Josey Wales.

In 2011, Eastwood's daughter Alison stated: "My dad has eight children by six women."

Clint Eastwood both starred in and directed: Play Misty for Me; High Plains Drifter; The Eiger Sanction; The Outlaw Josey Wales; The Gauntlet; Bronco Billy; Firefox; Honky Tonk Man, Sudden Impact; Pale Rider; Heartbreak Ridge; White Hunter Black Heart; The Rookie; Unforgiven; A Perfect World; The Bridges of Madison County; Absolute Power; True Crime; Space Cowboys; Blood Work; Million Dollar Baby; Gran Torino.

He is still alive,he actually has just starred in a new movie Gran Torin!

he is in his 80's

bridges of Madison county

No, sadly. He has always been strictly Clint Eastwood

Seven:

"Away All Boats" (1956). Uncredited role.

"The Enemy Below" (1957). Uncredited role.

"Lafayette Escadrille" (1958).

"Where Eagles Dare" (1968).

"Kelly's Heroes" (1970).

"FireFox" (1982). Cold War.

"Heartbreak Ridge" (1986).

I was told by a lady in Big Bear Ca. ( a small shop owner ) that she did. This was more than 30 years ago and even if she is still alive today

I'm sure the shop is gone. Unfortunately I don't remember her name.

She did show me her SAG card that she said that he got for her as a Thank You from him. She also showed me many photos of them together. True ?

You will have to decide for yourself like I did.

Greg...

He wore a long sandy colour riding coat however for a large part of the movie he wore a preachers collar and a black coat

He has appeared in several movies with his wife and also in movies with his son and daughter.

He used a huge variety of guns in his many movies. A few of the revolvers that I know of :

Remington Model 1858 in Pale Rider

Colt 1851 Navy in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Single Action Army (Colt Model 1873) in A Fistful of Dollars, For A Few Dollars More, Hang 'Em High, Two Mules for Sister Sara, Joe Kidd, High Plains Drifter

Colt 1860, Colt 1849 Pocket, and Walker Colt 1847 in The Outlaw Josey Wales

and of course, the Smith and Wesson model 29 with 8 3/8" barrel in Dirty Harry, Magnum Force, The Enforcer, and The Dead Pool.

and lets not forget the Winchester Model 70 .458 Win Mag in Dirty Harry as he is on the rooftops.

it was a 44 magnum auto magnum, and a 42 magnum.

he's still kickin

In high plains drifter Clint plays an ex law man in who returns to the town which failed to help him when he was attacked by the same criminals who again are terrorising them. He seeks his revenge on the outlaws and the the town at the same time by playing on their cowardice and making ludicrous demands for his help in dealing with the criminals.

Later in the film it develops/ strongly suggests that he is dead, especially when in the closing shot he disappears on the horizon. Leading you to believe he is a vengeful ghost after those who wronged him.

Pale rider sees a similarly themed character in that he appears from nowhere to help a group of honest prospectors from the terrorising of a rich industrialist.

The character, under the guise of a nameless preacher, rides a white horse like the biblical apocalyptic death bringer, habitually vanishes in a blink of an eye and reappears and displays great physical strength beyond human capability to display the power of faith when confronted by an unbeatable giant of a henchman.

The biggest clue is the fact that a corrupt sheriff and his deputies, (hired by the industrialist to deal with Clint after all other attempts have failed), claim to have experienced a similar character before when his description is given. But they dismiss the preacher as the same as they killed him. This with the bullet scaring on the preachers back and the angry recognition by the Marshall when he finally gets to see the preachers face as he is killed denote that the character preacher is supernatural. Again as with high plains drifter he simply disappears at the end.

All of this is compounded by interview evidence given by Clint eastwood.

The Weapon: Colt Walker Pistols/Colt Dragoon Pistols/1849 Colt Pocket Pistol/1860 Army Pistol/Cavalry Sword By Mpopo of Lone Tree, Co

no

Dirty Harry

The 4th Dirty Harry movie: 'Sudden Impact' (1983).