Clint had his poop in a pile. From early on he was very wise with his money, demanded high salaries even in 1968 for Where Eagles Dare, establishing his pay scale early. Invested in real estate when the prices were fairly reasonable. Learned directing from one of the best, Don Siegel. Was able to pick and choose his projects by the early 1970's.
Hi Eastwood always okay we love your work very much and i hope you live in a beautiful silver and shinning castle !!!!!!!!!!! Thank you very much War Lord!!!!!!!!!!!!
Clint accurately described the neurotic self obsession that can engulf people who find fame in the entertainment industry. There seem to be many like that currently but I am sure there were many in his heyday too.
Was the joke that they are all too serious on screen or in real life? I heard Mitchum was pretty intense guy, didn't catch other names. Nice chat Bobbie with Mr cool himself, a real film legend. So short, was there anymore? Seemed to end abruptly. I remember seeing clip of him on Carson and David Letterman was giving Clint a hard time for not dressing for occasion, he was a pain, trying to get him angry, never liked Letterman, overrated🤔......Yes.
@@amovieatbedtime4716 mightve been a bit but Dave could be an ass and liked winding people up if he could. He was funny sometimes but also often a pretentious snob
Increadibly calm, intelligent, self-assured, soulful, unpretentious, wise.
He is the living, breathing epitome of cool.
A true legend. They just don’t make ‘em like that anymore.
There's no one like him! A true Legend, and a great stand up guy!!
He was so handsome!
RIP Bobbie 2024
"I project certain things with minimal animation, it's either you like that type of delivery or you don't"
Trust me Clint, we like it 💞
Very beautiful clinteastwood legend ❤
Clint had his poop in a pile. From early on he was very wise with his money, demanded high salaries even in 1968 for Where Eagles Dare, establishing his pay scale early. Invested in real estate when the prices were fairly reasonable. Learned directing from one of the best, Don Siegel. Was able to pick and choose his projects by the early 1970's.
Hi Eastwood always okay we love your work very much and i hope you live in a beautiful silver and shinning castle !!!!!!!!!!! Thank you very much War Lord!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bell bottoms jeans what an era!
so reminds me of my dad its unreal he is always the same man
oh c'mon, get real
They don't make them like your Dad anymore, Robert
One role he could never play was a faithful husband
great stuff
Clint accurately described the neurotic self obsession that can engulf people who find fame in the entertainment industry. There seem to be many like that currently but I am sure there were many in his heyday too.
It looks like he's in Red Dead Redemption.
Yes handsome...back then..he must hate these embarrassing questions..I would...
Clint was always patient with interviewers.
Could this be on the set of "Iger sanction?"
It looks like Arizona?
We're was this filmed at?
Can anyone provide the full interview?
Was the joke that they are all too serious on screen or in real life? I heard Mitchum was pretty intense guy, didn't catch other names. Nice chat Bobbie with Mr cool himself, a real film legend. So short, was there anymore? Seemed to end abruptly. I remember seeing clip of him on Carson and David Letterman was giving Clint a hard time for not dressing for occasion, he was a pain, trying to get him angry, never liked Letterman, overrated🤔......Yes.
Do you know the name of the host?
@@sailorbrothers7029 Johnny Carson chat show. David Letterman was annoying, but it could have been a comedy bit. Not sure.
@@amovieatbedtime4716 mightve been a bit but Dave could be an ass and liked winding people up if he could. He was funny sometimes but also often a pretentious snob
Dave was always very funny and he was just joking with Clint. Letterman changed comedy and late-night tv
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