“Yeah I killed women and children. Killed about everything that ever walked or crawled, now I’m here to kill you little Bill.” One of the meanest lines ever spoken in a movie. Sends a chill down your spine.
The change...the switch that is flipped in Munny after he drinks, learning what happened to Ned...you guys are both right. The chill in the air changes as certain death blows in.
English Bob was portrayed brilliantly by Richard Harris. You just can't take your eyes off him. Talk about a powerhouse of talent: Eastwood, Hackman, and Harris. No, I didn't forget Morgan Freeman, but when considering the degree of difficulty when it comes to the characters, William Munny, Little Bill Daggett, and English Bob were huge.
Could not agree more. The brilliance of Clint was that even though he was the top billed star, he let his co-stars have real character arcs and did not have to be in every scene. The conversation between Little Bill and English Bob in the jailhouse is a superb example.
Friend of mine was an extra on film shoot of his... He was very warm hearted - paid well & supplied generous lunch for whole cast... Also joined them all at the table... Have only heard great stuff about him...
I was lucky enough to be an extra on an Eastwood film for 2 days at WB, at one point he was just 1ft away from me, and sadly i was petrified to look at him for fear of bothering him or something to that extent. The following day i was leaving the restroom and he popped in as i held the door open, again i froze but he turned and looked at me and said "Thank you" with his kind smile...I know this story isn't grand, but just wanted to share that he is one of the kindest people in hollywood. Big or small he treats everyone the same ^.^ A truly humble person.
Colin; yeah, that was just weird; at the repub convention he pretended to have a conversation with Obama, talking to an empty chair; even the republicans were just scratching their heads ?? apparently he also was none too kind to all his ladies; Sandra Locke (RIP) said that he hit her many times and forced her to get an abortion....other exes also claimed abuse....guess he wasn't doing enough TM !!
I'll always remember Clint Eastwood, for, "Unforgiven". It had one of the best endings, for an academy award winning movie. "Hell of a thing, to kill a man. You take away everything he has, and everything he ever will have". "But I guess he had it coming". "We all got it coming, kid".
Great movie. The Sheriff telling Munny "You just shot an unarmed man" after Munny shoots Greeley the saloon-keeper with his shotgun - and the answer is simply ""Well he should've armed himself, if he's gonna decorate his saloon with my friend" ruclips.net/video/YSkBF7URH98/видео.html
The writer was informed by the religious culture of the time, consciously or not. When critics began to point this out, Eastwood seemed a bit nonplused. But the old west did not share our theraputic view of the world. any more than it did the moralistic view of the Lone Ranger. series.
I had the same problem with George Foreman about 26 years ago, was watching the Rumble in the Jungle, then suddenly this American guy rings me trying to sell me a toasted sandwich machine. I had to say to him "Sorry George, Leon Spinks called last week, his appliance is being delivered tomorrow." To be fair to George he took it in good grace, saying "I'll outlive that motherf****r", and it turns out he was right.
These type of real men are gone forever... The new PC Woke children saturating the entire media world would have called them as to rebellious and outspoken...
Interestingly, my husband did have a beer with him ! Eastwood owned a bar called the “Hog’s Breath Inn” in Carmel. My husband went in there after work one day and Eastwood bought him a beer. Said he was a nice guy, a regular guy
I love Clint Eastwood, ever since I watched his movies as a kid I knew those films were my kind of movies. You had Eastwood, sometimes Van Cleef, music by Morricone, and directed by Leone. This is when the stars were in alignment and films reached their golden age. There is nothing like a Sergio Leone and Clint Eastwood film.
soon to be wife and her roommate friend, we met him at his restaurant in Carmel, he was the nicest guy you can imagine, he didn't talk at all about himself, he wanted to know what we were doing, our school, our vacation....wish we had more like this man
About 35 years ago, we went to his restaurant too, but he wasn't there at the time. It is called "The Hog's Breath Inn". Monterey County is know for wild boar hunting.
Agreed! However, I wish he did it in the daytime instead of mostly at night, especially, towards the end of the movie. The plot was amazing, nonetheless.
Way back in the early '70s when I was in high school, a bunch of friends and I went to a Clint Eastwood film festival at a local drive-in. It showed "A Fistful of Dollars, "For A Few Dollars More," "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," and finally, "Hang 'em High!". Beers and cigars all night 'til dawn!
@@ShroomKeppie My favorite western with him is "Two Mules for Sister Sara". I love the humor in it but it also has everything else a good western needs.
Just one man's opinion, but, it was the only time I appreciated Gene Hackman Always wondered how he got work Then he frigging nailed a badass western bully sheriff and held his own with a terrific A list cast
I showed this clip to Bobby, now in his 90s a couple of years ago. He stayed with Richard Harris in his beach house and would often play practical jokes. He loved seeing this clip. He wasn’t aware of this story before I saw this clip and showed him. Thanks for sharing it, and thank you to Clint for remembering it so clearly. Bobby has great tales to tell of those days and has such a clear memory of the happenings.
I saw him at the drive-in movies with my brother I was too young to drive. Back in the 60s. I think it was in fort Walton Beach to Shalimar drive in. I used is my mentor. I was probably eight or nine now I'm 63. Time flies you get three twenties.
Richard Harris was a fine actor as was Clint. Harris was brilliant in a man called horse, this sporting life, the wild geese and possibly his finest performance in the field. What a charisma he had on screen , just like Clint.
Grew up watching and loving Clint Eastwood movies and for me played some of the coolest characters I’ve ever seen, he’s a living legend. ‘Right turn Clyde’ 🦧😂❤️
Richard Harris is watching High plains drifter in the Bahamas, when Clint Eastwood calls up and asked if he'd like to be in one of the best westerners ever made? sh*t the bed.
@D I’m sorry. You must be blind or have poor eyesight. The title of this video is “Clint Eastwood funny story about Richard Harris”. One more thing. We ALL know Richard Harris isn’t in the video. It didn’t take a GED to figure that one out .
Eastwood, Hackman, Washington, Freeman, Woods, etc. True Hollywood icons who won't be with us for too much longer unfortunetly. I am afraid they will never be replaced.
Can you imagine, watching a movie with Clint Eastwood in it, thinking "man I would love to act in a movie like this" and then the phone rings and it's Clint Eastwood asking if you want to act in a movie like this.
I love unforgiven, it started me down the rabbit hole of Clint westerns and Sergio Leone movies and Ennio Morricone music so much to appreciate and love
The Duke will have words with you now ... Burt Lancaster next, Robert Mitchum next, Kirk Douglas after that, and if you haven't had enough by then Henry Fonda and Gary Cooper are about to arm wrestle to decide who puts the final nail in your coffin!
I love the idea that these esteemed fellows grew to be adults in a time that there was still a “tv room.” Love Harris and Eastwood is, always will be, my favorite actor. There isn’t a close second. Third place goes to
Eastwood - YES! But McQueen?! I know he was extremely hyped up, - but there were way too many that were better. Franco Nero for one. Charles Bronson for two. Jean-Paul Belmondo for three. Sean Connery...?! And the list can go on. Even the remake of McQueen's "Getaway" leaves the original light years behind. Something that didn't work with Vanishing Point...
@@Bokgaatjie Sean Connery was most suited for specific characters and roles. In some parts he didn't do so well, while in others - there simply could be no one better. But that wouldn't be because of the lack of talent, but because he would always imbue his characters with exactly the same traits and personality, - which would, as expected - be hit and miss. Like a certain category of actors, as he got older, - he chose his roles more carefully, which would better cater to his skills. But calling him a lousy actor is an overreaction. Sure, he cannot do everything perfectly like DENZEL...but the parts he can, - he does excel at. Just his voice alone, and his regal storytelling manner of using it - is simply unbeatable...maybe Liam Neeson...or maybe not.
good to see where eagles dare get mentions by others, one of my all time favourite war films, that. but, no place for for a few dollars more, with colonel mortimer? much prefer van cleef as the good guy
Not the first time Cooper was in the audience during a "star interview" as he was a student in the Actor Studio at the time. He also participated when De Niro was interviewed, and got to ask him a question (That clip is now rather well known).
"Whatever the problem is, Clint Eastwood is gunna' fix it" - (Bruce Dickinson announcement before Iron Maiden play the song "Where Eagles Dare" in "A Real Live Dead One"). Clint Estwood: the number one.
Eastwood. Brilliant! Hardworking, talented, the list goes on. Respect! The man, is 90?something? He's acting, directing, writing music, ad infinitum. Exceptional.No pipe&slippers, for, our, Clint!
You go on a "talk show" to promote your latest movie, or your latest book, or your latest whatever; there would be no point in going on Inside The Actors Studio if you weren't willing to talk about your career.
As others have noted, it's truly a cool coincidence (or not?) that Bradley Cooper is caught by the camera at 00:30 watching Clint up on stage, who would later cast him in American Sniper, a film that would get him nominated for an Oscar and transform his career from mostly comedies to more serious roles.
When he was filming Hereafter, a text went round he was in our local pub, the Brockley Jack. in Brockley obviously. imagine being in a relatively nondescript pub in SE London and Clint Eastwood walks in. He doesnt give a shit because he's Clint Fucking Eastwood
Fascinated to see Bradley Cooper in the audience. He would’ve been 28 years old at this time and still hadn’t been the lead in any movies yet. He had a few minor rolls and some straight-to-video movies but he was certainly not famous yet. It’s kind of inspiring to see him in this candid moment, learning and eager to be better
Richard Harris was a great "English Bob". You could just feel the pain as he sat in jail with broken bones listening to them call him "The Duck of Death". Fantastic!
Liberty Valence, Never forget the scene in which Vera Miles and James Stuart come to view the body of John Wayne. You have to imagine how bad the corpse looked. Both Stuart and Wayne, and even Miles were too old for their parts but otherwise. Lee Marvin was a great heavy.
“Yeah I killed women and children. Killed about everything that ever walked or crawled, now I’m here to kill you little Bill.” One of the meanest lines ever spoken in a movie. Sends a chill down your spine.
I think the most comical line is "Be nice to your whores or I will come back and kill every one of you"
Lol no it doesn't
The most chilling is, “Well he should have armed himself if he’s gonna decorate his saloon with my friend”
@@imnotimpressed420 Yeah but you're not impressed, with anything I imagine, so who cares? You're an anomaly.
The change...the switch that is flipped in Munny after he drinks, learning what happened to Ned...you guys are both right. The chill in the air changes as certain death blows in.
Clint Eastwood is a national treasure. They just don't make 'em like that anymore.
Rare mix of movie-star looks and common sense.
No they don’t make them like that anymore, and they never did make any like that except for the one in the only Clint Eastwood.
A young Bradley Cooper in the audience soaking in every word. A man on a mission.
mission accomplished when he got to be in "American Sniper"
That's him @ 0:31? wow young is right
That was funny. Thank you.
Yep so ambitious looking defo on a mission good for him for succeeding
@@tiagojordao4105 And The Mule.
English Bob was portrayed brilliantly by Richard Harris. You just can't take your eyes off him. Talk about a powerhouse of talent: Eastwood, Hackman, and Harris. No, I didn't forget Morgan Freeman, but when considering the degree of difficulty when it comes to the characters, William Munny, Little Bill Daggett, and English Bob were huge.
The Duck of Death.
I still believe Freeman's character was the one who had the best of the lines in that film.
Could not agree more. The brilliance of Clint was that even though he was the top billed star, he let his co-stars have real character arcs and did not have to be in every scene. The conversation between Little Bill and English Bob in the jailhouse is a superb example.
Duke 🙂
Richard Harris as always steals the show. His mind, talent and looks are far superior to any others.
Friend of mine was an extra on film shoot of his... He was very warm hearted - paid well & supplied generous lunch for whole cast... Also joined them all at the table... Have only heard great stuff about him...
You know you've made it in life,when clint Eastwood is ringing you.
You know you've got it made when you can call Richard Harris directly
@@atticstattic And that Richard Harris would take your call.❤
I have admired this man since Rawhide days when I thought he would become a great movie star. Now he is still acting and directing at 91. Amazing.
English Bob was a rather small role in Unforgiven but Richard Harris was great in it. Man, I love that movie.
Yeah! Great film. Classic!!
Have to say, Harris, was great in a "man called horse".
It was, but he still got his name above the title on the posters and in the credits, I believe.
@@trevorflarty1811 It's hard to find a movie he wasn't great in.
I wonder where English Bob got his name from?
His dad... Robert.
I was lucky enough to be an extra on an Eastwood film for 2 days at WB, at one point he was just 1ft away from me, and sadly i was petrified to look at him for fear of bothering him or something to that extent. The following day i was leaving the restroom and he popped in as i held the door open, again i froze but he turned and looked at me and said "Thank you" with his kind smile...I know this story isn't grand, but just wanted to share that he is one of the kindest people in hollywood. Big or small he treats everyone the same ^.^ A truly humble person.
You are like the anti hero
Lucky you.
well gotta admire your honesty....I would have embellished the hell out of that!
Merchant Ivory
Didn’t he look at an empty chair and mock Obama as if he were there? Dude is losing it.
Colin; yeah, that was just weird; at the repub convention he pretended to have a conversation with Obama, talking to an empty chair; even the republicans were just scratching their heads ?? apparently he also was none too kind to all his ladies; Sandra Locke (RIP) said that he hit her many times and forced her to get an abortion....other exes also claimed abuse....guess he wasn't doing enough TM !!
Richard Harris a legend gone but never forgotten 💔
I'll always remember Clint Eastwood, for, "Unforgiven". It had one of the best endings, for an academy award winning movie. "Hell of a thing, to kill a man. You take away everything he has, and everything he ever will have". "But I guess he had it coming". "We all got it coming, kid".
Great movie. The Sheriff telling Munny "You just shot an unarmed man" after Munny shoots Greeley the saloon-keeper with his shotgun - and the answer is simply ""Well he should've armed himself, if he's gonna decorate his saloon with my friend"
ruclips.net/video/YSkBF7URH98/видео.html
The writer was informed by the religious culture of the time, consciously or not. When critics began to point this out, Eastwood seemed a bit nonplused. But the old west did not share our theraputic view of the world. any more than it did the moralistic view of the Lone Ranger. series.
He shoulda armed himself.
I think this movie is about not being able to change who you are, your destiny is always the same.
an american icon and will go down as one of the best directors of all time...letter from Iwo Jima a masterpiece.
That moment when your at home watching a Clint Eastwood film, and Clint Eastwood calls you. I wish.
When I'm watching Clint, the only people who call me are the ones telling me my cars warranty is about to expire.
@@kkampy4052 ya me to oh and some want to buy my house
I had the same problem with George Foreman about 26 years ago, was watching the Rumble in the Jungle, then suddenly this American guy rings me trying to sell me a toasted sandwich machine. I had to say to him "Sorry George, Leon Spinks called last week, his appliance is being delivered tomorrow." To be fair to George he took it in good grace, saying "I'll outlive that motherf****r", and it turns out he was right.
ya , if he did call ya you wouldn't believe it was him
@I HATE CHEESE your so smart wow as-
A legend of a man as was Richard Harris..
These type of real men are gone forever... The new PC Woke children saturating the entire media world would have called them as to rebellious and outspoken...
One of the shit kickers. A dying breed.
@@marktownsend4582 there's enough of them left in America. Or else go Europe, Asia, Africa. The world isn't NY and LA
another absolute legend
his bit in gladiator was great
What I would give to have a beer with this man. My all time favourite actor.
Interestingly, my husband did have a beer with him ! Eastwood owned a bar called the “Hog’s Breath Inn” in Carmel. My husband went in there after work one day and Eastwood bought him a beer. Said he was a nice guy, a regular guy
that would be tough as I hear he does not drink.....
@@ypaulbrown Well, that’s as may be. My husband never mentioned exactly what Eastwood had to drink. It easily could have been soda
@@gloriamontgomery6900 I’d buy him an orange juice anytime.
I love Clint Eastwood, ever since I watched his movies as a kid I knew those films were my kind of movies. You had Eastwood, sometimes Van Cleef, music by Morricone, and directed by Leone. This is when the stars were in alignment and films reached their golden age. There is nothing like a Sergio Leone and Clint Eastwood film.
what, no mention of Eli Wallach? lol
@@ScottyColoradoKid You think a cowboy says lol?
soon to be wife and her roommate friend, we met him at his restaurant in Carmel, he was the nicest guy you can imagine, he didn't talk at all about himself, he wanted to know what we were doing, our school, our vacation....wish we had more like this man
sounds a bit nosey, if you ask me...
kidding, love some clint
About 35 years ago, we went to his restaurant too, but he wasn't there at the time. It is called "The Hog's Breath Inn". Monterey County is know for wild boar hunting.
You never hear a bad word about Clint. Just the way he talks you can tell he's a very well brought up boy
Unforgiven is a Masterpiece.
As is “The Outlaw Josey Wales.” and many others from this genius.
Agreed! However, I wish he did it in the daytime instead of mostly at night, especially, towards the end of the movie. The plot was amazing, nonetheless.
All of his westerns can be watched time and time again. I know I have them.
ese.hombre too right about that
The good the bad and the crunchy
Way back in the early '70s when I was in high school, a bunch of friends and I went to a Clint Eastwood film festival at a local drive-in. It showed "A Fistful of Dollars, "For A Few Dollars More," "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," and finally, "Hang 'em High!".
Beers and cigars all night 'til dawn!
@@ShroomKeppie
My favorite western with him is "Two Mules for Sister Sara". I love the humor in it but it also has everything else a good western needs.
very rarely do i ever watch a movie more than once... but "UNFORGIVEN" is one i never seem to tire of...
I watched it 8times!!!
Richard Harris was amazing in that movie so was Gene Hackman, both of them so utterly believable
Can't overlook the fact Harris is Irish either. Nobody hates the English more than his generation of Irishmen.
It was hard to watch Richard Harris getting beat up by rotten Gene Hackman. Harris still looked good even with a bloody face. ❤
@@ziggersz4899 you been taking about the Queen again Bob? On independence day?
The irony is Harris was a staunch Irish republican.
Just one man's opinion, but, it was the only time I appreciated Gene Hackman
Always wondered how he got work
Then he frigging nailed a badass western bully sheriff and held his own with a terrific A list cast
@@daze023 You must be joking? Hackman was a great Actor...
I’d give anything to meet Clint Eastwood before he’s gone! Living legend!!
That would make my day if I met him (sorry, couldn't resist!).
@@sharonjensen3016 hahaha. Good one
@@sharonjensen3016 Punk!
Absolutely Love Clint Eastwood, I went to Monterey and went to his Hogs breath Inn, and saw him there, beautiful man he is.
I was about 22 and had the same amazing experience (about 1982)
Richard Harris. If you have not seen A Man Called Horse - put it on your list, you will not be disappointed.
+Ducksoup67 ... That was a good one. Check him in "The Molly Maguires" as a co-star with Sean Connery. This is a really good movie from 1970.
+MrSkinnn Major Dundee with Charlton Heston too if you like western themed movies
Rasputin ... Yeah, I hate when that happens.
Nothing with Connery. Fake Scot and wife beater. He's almost as bad as Michael Caine.
great movie
Without doubt my favourite actor of all time. Legend
+Dara McC Clint is more or less "The Man".
Yes he was great but what about John Mills
I showed this clip to Bobby, now in his 90s a couple of years ago. He stayed with Richard Harris in his beach house and would often play practical jokes. He loved seeing this clip. He wasn’t aware of this story before I saw this clip and showed him. Thanks for sharing it, and thank you to Clint for remembering it so clearly. Bobby has great tales to tell of those days and has such a clear memory of the happenings.
Steve that's a fantastic story, RUclips is full of horrible trolling and other things, but stuff like this is very heartwarming.
bobby Kennedy
Who's Bobby?
Eastwood is a living icon! He always seems to be a complete gentleman. As important to American culture as any you chose to mention.
My sister was in high school with him. Said he was a nice guy.
I saw him at the drive-in movies with my brother I was too young to drive. And I used him as my mentor.
I saw him at the drive-in movies with my brother I was too young to drive. Back in the 60s. I think it was in fort Walton Beach to Shalimar drive in. I used is my mentor. I was probably eight or nine now I'm 63. Time flies you get three twenties.
Martin Luther? Obama? No? 😆
@@tomsmith5216 Before he was famous he used to clean toilets.
Clint is a living legend and right up there with John Wayne and a few others.
He far exceeds anything John Wayne ever did.
He's a far better actor than John Wayne.
Who's John Wayne? Ah, I remember now. He's the guy with the furniture store on Main Street.
Legend in their own minds.
Richard Harris was a fine actor as was Clint. Harris was brilliant in a man called horse, this sporting life, the wild geese and possibly his finest performance in the field. What a charisma he had on screen , just like Clint.
If just 50% of Hollywood had such upstanding men like this.
You are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!!!!!!!
Grew up watching and loving Clint Eastwood movies and for me played some of the coolest characters I’ve ever seen, he’s a living legend. ‘Right turn Clyde’ 🦧😂❤️
Joe Kidd. Its a scrappy deal but that's all u got
We're all going to miss him. Everyone here knows it.
@Sipseyhiker Ok, you got me, I wasn't prepared for that... lol.
@ekim andersom "going to miss him". Future tense. Basic English.
@Sipseyhiker 90.
When he does pass the earth will lose 98% of its collective testosterone.
@@theusher2893 The rest will leave with the passing of Tom Selleck and Sam Elliott.
You know you've made it when Clint Eastwood is ringing ya.
James Lipton was always great in this show! He always got a laugh out of the stars he interviewed! R.I.P. Mr Lipton!
Richard Harris is watching High plains drifter in the Bahamas, when Clint Eastwood calls up and asked if he'd like to be in one of the best westerners ever made? sh*t the bed.
Unforgiven has some of my favorite all-time scenes. Eastwood, Harris, Hackman and Freeman is a tough foursome to top.
Clint is an icon and there will never be another like him.
He ain’t dead yet.
Out of all the many hours of great interviews Richard Harris did over the years . This one brought it to a polite and simple close .
@D I’m sorry. You must be blind or have poor eyesight. The title of this video is “Clint Eastwood funny story about Richard Harris”. One more thing. We ALL know Richard Harris isn’t in the video. It didn’t take a GED to figure that one out .
Eastwood, Hackman, Washington, Freeman, Woods, etc. True Hollywood icons who won't be with us for too much longer unfortunetly. I am afraid they will never be replaced.
Unforgiven, one of the greatest westerns ever made, by the greatest actor ever born, in my opinion.
wargasm74 Britain’s got talent
Do you actually know what great acting is? Clint is granite in 99% of his movies.
Marlon Brando was not in Unforgiven. You must be mistaken.
@@cactaceous Neither was Sir Lawrence Olivier or Peter O Toole , both of whom were better actors than ANYONE from the US .....
Philip Kerry Brando was from another planet so...
That's called definition of a living legend. Eastwood
What a handsome dude. Talented and so down to earth.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Can you imagine, watching a movie with Clint Eastwood in it, thinking "man I would love to act in a movie like this" and then the phone rings and it's Clint Eastwood asking if you want to act in a movie like this.
Every actor does.
You'd probably start thinking more things after that
Imagine watching a Clint Eastwood movie and Clint Eastwood calls . . .:)
Do ya feel lucky? Well, do ya, PUNK?
I would start watching a Margot Robbie film right after.. 🤩🤩🤩
@@ebbhead20 Haaaaa! Good one
Start looking for hidden cameras...
So you know my preference.
I watched this 8 years ago and I'm still laughing now
I love unforgiven, it started me down the rabbit hole of Clint westerns and Sergio Leone movies and Ennio Morricone music so much to appreciate and love
Clint,
love all his movies and he was the best cowboy ever!
NO
The Duke will have words with you now ... Burt Lancaster next, Robert Mitchum next, Kirk Douglas after that, and if you haven't had enough by then Henry Fonda and Gary Cooper are about to arm wrestle to decide who puts the final nail in your coffin!
I love the idea that these esteemed fellows grew to be adults in a time that there was still a “tv room.” Love Harris and Eastwood is, always will be, my favorite actor. There isn’t a close second. Third place goes to
Big up to Eastwood, Harris, Hackman and freeman in delivering the best Western in the 90s lives til today tomorrow and forever.
Eastwood and McQueen were the best of the best . modern day actors couldn't lace these guys boots . pure badass legends
Eastwood - YES! But McQueen?! I know he was extremely hyped up, - but there were way too many that were better. Franco Nero for one. Charles Bronson for two. Jean-Paul Belmondo for three. Sean Connery...?! And the list can go on.
Even the remake of McQueen's "Getaway" leaves the original light years behind. Something that didn't work with Vanishing Point...
@@HexenStar in my humble opinion, Sean Connery was a lousy actor. Don’t confuse acting ability with coolness. How about Paul Newman?
@@Bokgaatjie Sean Connery was most suited for specific characters and roles. In some parts he didn't do so well, while in others - there simply could be no one better. But that wouldn't be because of the lack of talent, but because he would always imbue his characters with exactly the same traits and personality, - which would, as expected - be hit and miss. Like a certain category of actors, as he got older, - he chose his roles more carefully, which would better cater to his skills. But calling him a lousy actor is
an overreaction. Sure, he cannot do everything perfectly like DENZEL...but the parts he can, - he does excel at. Just his voice alone, and his regal storytelling manner of using it - is simply unbeatable...maybe Liam Neeson...or maybe not.
High Plains Drifter, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Where Eagles Dare, Dirty Harry, Gran Torino. Brilliant films.
You forgot The Gauntlet
Million Dollar Baby and Unforgiven
In the Line of Fire and The Mule are good too.
Kelly's Heroes.
good to see where eagles dare get mentions by others, one of my all time favourite war films, that. but, no place for for a few dollars more, with colonel mortimer? much prefer van cleef as the good guy
0:30 Bradley Cooper in the audience watching his future director.
yeah, and you can tell how much he admired Clint Eastwood from the way he looked at him on the podium.
Not the first time Cooper was in the audience during a "star interview" as he was a student in the Actor Studio at the time. He also participated when De Niro was interviewed, and got to ask him a question (That clip is now rather well known).
I thought that was Bradley Cooper
I thought the same, and then I also thought maybe a look a like.
@@Finians_Mancave I thought it was the Sean Penn interview.
"Whatever the problem is, Clint Eastwood is gunna' fix it" - (Bruce Dickinson announcement before Iron Maiden play the song "Where Eagles Dare" in "A Real Live Dead One").
Clint Estwood: the number one.
Harris as English Bob was a fantastic choice, RIP Richard Harris, was a mad as a brush, but a real talent.
HE LIVED DOWN THE LANE FROM ME IN CLIFDEN 50 MILES OUTSIDE GALWAY
There could have been better
@@thedoors4549 So What Dude and who cares better look for fame elsewhere!
@@jamessim1858 Moron ,fuck off with your dude shit .
Anyone willing to get the shit kicked out of them by gene Hackman would have been just as good.
I think Clint is even more dashing older! Classic man!
Clint Eastwood is just A LEGEND .....
One of my biggest Pet Peeves is when the star of the movie I'm watching interrupts me with a phone call , I mean how much of my attention do you need?
Yeah, that's really overdoing it.
Lol lol
You’d think he was secure enough with himself to not need the validation of one of his many iconic roles by calling looking for praise, I mean c’mon
No shit. Get over yourself already.
it really is a little self important of them. "how are you liking it so far?"
Eastwood. Brilliant!
Hardworking, talented, the
list goes on. Respect!
The man, is 90?something?
He's acting, directing,
writing music, ad infinitum.
Exceptional.No pipe&slippers, for, our, Clint!
He is the Man. He is a Legend.
This is the most I've ever seen him talk. Usually he pretty much clams up on talk shows.
You go on a "talk show" to promote your latest movie, or your latest book, or your latest whatever; there would be no point in going on Inside The Actors Studio if you weren't willing to talk about your career.
Bradley Cooper looking enthralled, respect. Love Mr Eastwood. Loved Mr Harris.
Clint is one of the coolest and most talented actor/director and a Living Legend 🙌
Gentleman like Clint humble a man like me , what a life and led with such grace and dignity..
It shows you how important upbringing is. You could not even make a man like Clint now.
No legends like this anymore
Nobody doesn't love Clint.
The coolest cat...Clint Eastwood
Clinton Eastwood
As others have noted, it's truly a cool coincidence (or not?) that Bradley Cooper is caught by the camera at 00:30 watching Clint up on stage, who would later cast him in American Sniper, a film that would get him nominated for an Oscar and transform his career from mostly comedies to more serious roles.
Another stroke of irony, fast forward to 2018, where Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper would appear together in Eastwood's latest film, "The Mule".
Wait. American Sniper wasn't a comedy? I laughed at the ending.
@@edkeaton1085 Where is the 'irony'?
He's been rich and famous my WHOLE LIFE!!..and he's still alive!..now that's a successful career!!
He died last week.
What a superb bloke and actor,,,Greets From the UK...
One of the best Westerns ever made. (Unforgiven)
I like Scott Eastwood's acting, too. I bet Clint has alot of great stories. He needs to write a memoir if he hasn't already.
Old school, this guy is The Class!
Eastwood is such an icon. What a cool guy.
"I'll have that .32, Bob." - Little Bill Daggett
Great line in great movie! Thanks for reminding me!!
It's just a peacemaker
When he was filming Hereafter, a text went round he was in our local pub, the Brockley Jack. in Brockley obviously. imagine being in a relatively nondescript pub in SE London and Clint Eastwood walks in. He doesnt give a shit because he's Clint Fucking Eastwood
Clint Eastwood was the nicest person I did work for in Carmel. He contracted us to do some stonework on his ranch.
Hell, we ALL got it coming, kid! Classic Clint
It is not those who can inflict the most but those who can endure the most who will conquer.
Man that would be badass. I love Clint’s westerns. Can’t imagine having the dude call me in the middle of one.
High Plains Drifter! What a cast! What a story!
The ultimate western ghost story
great story Clint you still got it.
Fascinated to see Bradley Cooper in the audience. He would’ve been 28 years old at this time and still hadn’t been the lead in any movies yet. He had a few minor rolls and some straight-to-video movies but he was certainly not famous yet. It’s kind of inspiring to see him in this candid moment, learning and eager to be better
@Jim Bianco words of wisdom! Keep spreading the love, Jim
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Richard Harris was a great "English Bob". You could just feel the pain as he sat in jail with broken bones listening to them call him "The Duck of Death". Fantastic!
Clint’s is in his 90’s, and he’s still going strong….how is that even possible !!! 😕
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He's still going because he doesn't intend to retire.
The man interviewing Clint is a great man!
Greatest actor of all time.
No way. Bill Clinton was far more convincing in so many different roles. He was easily by far the best actor, and all without a script!
What a mans man, awesome Clint.
For me, the greatest western of all time 🙏🏻
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Liberty Valence, Never forget the scene in which Vera Miles and James Stuart come to view the body of John Wayne. You have to imagine how bad the corpse looked. Both Stuart and Wayne, and even Miles were too old for their parts but otherwise. Lee Marvin was a great heavy.
Clint Eastwood a legend a wonderful marvelous amazing actor he is one of my all-time all-time all-time all-time favorite actors God I love him
I love High Plains Drifter but The Good, The Bad And The Ugly is my favorite all time western ...
So agree mate:)
Unforgiven in my opinion.. was one of the best westerns ever made and Richard Harris was terrific in that movie
Clint is the Daddy..... the greatest.
Class, humble and warm-classic and class.
Aughh Clint can play Dirty Harry but even then he seems to be a gentleman!!!! ONE OFF A KIND!!!! 💗💖💝
Unforgiven is one of the all time great westerns.
Oh look, Bradley Cooper just casually in the audience watching the greatest man ever to live.
his new movie American Sniper is directed by Clint Eastwood. How cool is that!
pretty damn cool.
ThePilbaraPrince 12 years later.
Jacob Chancellor ...licking his lips creepily...
+Jacob Chancellor 0:30 I thought he looked familiar. Imagine, he must've been thinking, maybe someday I'll be sitting there.
even at his age, his eyes still sparkle
Imagine watching High Planes Drifter and the phone rings; "Hi, I'm Clint Eastwood, would you like to be in my new Film". Haha
Everyone should be enthralled by by this man.
Loved every thing that Clint ever did, except "every which way" However, he will forever be for me Rowdy Yates!
"Hang a right Clyde"