@@mekongdelta1956 Thanks fam. My pops actually passed away this year, so I got emotional watching this vid. That’s the reason for the comment. Bless you in your life and all you do.
I met Clint Eastwood in London forty odd years ago when I was an 18 year old soldier on leave. I asked for his autograph and he said sure…but I didn’t have anything for him to sign. He actually took a £1 note from his wallet, signed it and said, “have a beer on me too”……..a great man.
alive and well? there's always illnesses you deal with at that age, it's just not made public. Why would they make their health problems public? they don't. TMZ and media outlet rats who camp out at hospitals do.
When I was13 my dad and I were in a SF hotel. The elevator door opened and we got on and Clint was the only passenger. My dad looked, sounded and had the same disposition as Clint. They both looked at each other and kind of gave a nod like it was just two guys, no big deal. I Was awestruck and asked him why he didn't get an autograph. He just looked at me and said, that's not how a man treats another man, I got all I needed. Different time, different men.
That's so cool. When I was born, Clint Eastwood was actually in the delivery room. He walked in and said that I had the largest penis of any baby he'd ever seen in his life, and that I would definitely go on to do great things because of that. He then gave my parents a check for $10 million.
@tamitribbiani7907 maybe. I don't know enough about the family dynamic. But somehow i don't see Clint being a bad father or not being a positive inflluence on him.Who knows.
Awesome Director. I loved when he remade Star Wars. And the Olive Garden commercials. But seriously, A Perfect World was really good and they just got better.
Well Clint could humble most men comparatively of course his own son too. Scott never endured plane crashes and shark swimming etc. Clint starred in birdman of Alcatraz but to actually swim 2 miles off the shores of San Fransisco like that his real life is more badass than his movies. Scott is in a modern era too we don't have Frank Sinatra anymore he will never live up to his Father I hope no one expects him too.
I'm a 67 year old American man in Iowa. My parents are 92 and still live at home. They were born in 1929. Fun to realize that they are of the same generation as Clint. Good young man.
@@peteloomis8456 not to mention most of these.other actors turned producer directors usually require big budgets to make good movies. Clint will take a budget of like $60 million and make hundreds of millions off it
My family met Clint Eastwood when we were cast as extras in his movie 'Bronco Billy' filmed in Idaho. He was the coolest guy ever, even off camera. My parents sat next to Clint in the movie theater off-set and he was incredibly gracious and charming! I was 8 years old and will always remember him for those experiences.
My mom would tell me stories about Clint Eastwood. My mom use to sell tacos and burritos in Carmel-Monterey California. She would say he was such a nice and humble guy the he would come and buy burritos and seat on the sidewalk to eat with his kids. Still have some pictures with him. One time I saw him in seaside at the dmv and I show him a picture of my mom and he was Carmen such a nice woman.
Amazing I was in that same movie 🎥 in Meridian, Idaho! My memory of being on that set taking box lunches in the raceway stands and getting some great photos 📷 . Scatman Caruthers and Clint Eastwood acting Riding that Painted 🐴horse and shooting that Wild West show 🎪 tent scenes today . Meeting all the great actors from his lifelong crewmembers! 🎬Best Memory of meeting Clint Eastwood !
Lost my dad a little over a year ago and the “sit with him and absorb has much as I can from him” hit me like a fucking brick. Did the exact same thing with my dad, especially in the last year I had with him because he was terminal. My dad was also always a big Clint Eastwood fan. Clints son is so fucking solid. God bless.
I lost my Dad nine years ago. I followed in his footsteps finally in the same profession. There is not a day that goes by, that I want to call him and ask something still!! Scott Eastwood will be a very good western star like his Dad!!
I was incredibly close to my grandad. I loved him with my whole soul. I absorbed EVERYTHING he said. God, I miss him so much. He’s been gone for 23 years and I still think about him every day.
I lost my dad six years ago and he was also a big Clint fan so I feel what you're saying completely. If only I could have one more conversation with my dad, especially when i'm struggling with something
Clint Eastwood has been around 70 years in the industry and has been an icon for 60 of them. Still making films in his 90s. We don't deserve a Hollywood legend as cool as him.
Scott seems like a good man. The fact he acknowledges and realizes the impact his dad has made is awesome. Appreciating the access he has and what he can learn from his dad.
As a young man I look up to people like Clint Eastwood and watching his movies is amazing. It’s a piece of history and having him still holds a piece of the past to the current day.
Clint Eastwood is the man, I feel like Scott probably knows he’ll never be able to live up to his Dads life and career but seems fine with it and respects his father for that instead of resenting him like a lot of people would, very healthy attitude.
I don’t know if it’s about living up to him. I think it’s more about carrying on his legacy, that’s the awesome thing about the bond between a kid and parent. Scott will immortalize Clint because Scott is Clints legacy Scott is a version of Clint that will continue to live on and pass it on to someone else. Ain’t that cool 😎
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There is no actor in my time that has had a more positive impact on my life. Clint is literally an icon. Some of my best memories of my father are watching hours and hours of Clint Eastwood movies on Saturday afternoon.
Clint Eastwood has got to be one of the best actors in the business. As of now he is 93. Still wants to direct and produce. God is with him giving him strength and wisdom even now. Scott seems like a down to earth person. Love the fact that he praises his father.
This is a dude who absolutely loves his father. Just like I do. My dad wasn't all that popular (like Clint), but he is and always will be my everything. I became him... so I'm told. I'm proud of that.
I love that Scott really appreciates who his Dad is and isn’t trying to keep the conversation off his Dad, like most children of famous people that are trying to make their own way. He’s a real Gem and loved this part of the podcast!
Agreed. The brilliant actor Jared Harris, son of legendary Richard Harris of Unforgiven fame, is also very humble and down to earth and not above telling great stories about his late father, many of which are quite hilarious.
I agree but to a point.. cause the poor guy must feel like what's the point of finding my own way he's ALWAYS overshadowed by his dad and how great he was. That has got to get annoying at times, but there are obviously benefits to living in his shadow as well!
Didn't realize Clint Eastwood was 92, A person I looked up to since I was like 10... Watching the good the bad and the ugly with my father, the unforgiven, among dozens! of movies I watched from him, best outside influence I ever had. God bless him and his family
I know exactly how this man feels. My dad is 80. I spend as much time as i can with him. My father built the house we live in. He survived a war. He was a merchant marine and his ship broke down in the bermuda triangle. I have 2 pairs of jeans he washed in those waters. The second night he said all of a sudden a bunch of flying fish just started jumping on deck. It was a good thing because it kept them fed over the next week they were waiting for help. Respect your elders. Learn everything you can from them.
Scott Eastwood always strikes me as a very genuine guy. Like, he never complains about growing up with a famous dad even though it couldn't have been that easy, he always does his own things but he's never a prick if someone asks about Clint, and he doesn't try to throw his weight around. Fucking kudos to Scott, i don't think i would've been that humble if i would be in his shoes.
On one hand I'm always interested in hearing more about Clint Eastwood, but on the other hand I gotta say I feel for Scott. He's 35 now, and nearly every single interview he does still turns into people asking about his dad. It has to feel like a curse just as much as it feels like a blessing to have that kind of father. He handles it admirably though.
Depends on Scott's mentality so just think about this... Let's say Scott has a very small ego and knows he won't be more famous or achieve as much success and he is fine with that and is happy doing his own thing but is so proud and happy to share his dad's stories and past etc. If he sees his dad as a hero then he won't care about his own ego regardless.
Yea, he's like one of those guys who is universally admired and respected like MJ, Tiger Woods only a handful. He seems proud. He seems like he's accepted it pretty well
His dad has lived a long and successful life. He's nearly 100, Scott is 35. Scott has plenty of time to make a bigger name for himself. Maybe it'll be something other than straight up acting, look at how his dad has branched out.
It is bitter sweet to have a great dad who (In the utmost respect) is approaching an age that every son or daughter or anyone dreads of him passing. The beautiful thing is that there are so many GREAT films that you can cue up and see your dad everyday in remembrance. I have many many many videos of my dad in his 60's, 70's and 80's, and I will tell you it is a blessing to our whole family that those videos exist.
Yes, but please remember We are moving into a time where people can live way beyond 100 or even more...We don't know what will become. Unless you want to stay behind.
@@TheTruthKiwi if you have the cash there are methods. For regular construction guys like me, my body is shit in my 50s. Dont know if I would want to be so incapacitated. Unless I hit the lottery. 😁. Was young with small tvs with antennaes. No cable. If a Clint movie came on you made sure you were home to catch it.
@@bryanpinto4051 Yeah, I fix computers and have a lot of elderly clients. A few of the women are very active in their 90's but unfortunately males seem to hit a wall in their late 80's and even if they were previously fit as a fiddle old age really kicks in. Such is life I guess
Keeping promises, being there even when they’re mad at you, guiding them but also letting them fall and have them help themselves , all that makes a great dad
@@ThePyroSquirrel1 the best western ever was The Gunfighter Starring Gregory Peck other classics are Angel and the Badman starring John Wayne and Red Sun starring Charles Bronson. Modern westerns like Wyatt Earp starring Kevin Costner, The Quick and the Dead starring Sharon Stone and Billy the Kid starring Val Kilmer were very good as well
@@christiansoldier77 cool thanks! I just gotta say I’ve seen the quick and the dead multiple times and love it but that feels more generically western than Unforgiven. I enjoy both of them a lot and both of them had great performances by Gene Hackman! The reason unforgiven doesn’t feel generic for me is because Hackmans sherif would have been the hero in any other story it was just the fact that he was protecting the rapist rather than the prostitutes made him the villain in the story
I grew up watching Clint Eastwood movies, and i consider him not just a Hollywood legend, but an American treasure ! Its really cool Scott looks like his Dad, and respects him as a Dad, and as an actor , and an all around cool dude :)
That's because he's son of a conservative, not some smug liberal following neo liberal ideas because they're trendy in California a state which btw has 4th lowest average IQ out of all states.
It's because his dad cared. Most celebrities act fake, and fakeit2makeit. He doesn't need to do that, he lucked out and his dad taught him the basics of critical thinking. Most NEVER learn critical thinking skills, even 50 year old men out of prison who stick with the gang bandwagon mentality.
I love your father, Scott. I was an African kid growing up in the 70s and your father’s movies were my very first exposure to stardom and creativity. He represented to me a larger than life character who embodies everything role models should. He was the first actor that I actually learned his real name and wanted to be like him so bad. He is my all time greatest actor.
So refreshing to see a young man, that grew up with everything and anything needed, turn out so humble, caring, and intelligent. Clint is obviously as good of a Father as he is a person.
Mr Scott Eeastwood I love you father and admire him endlessly. He is such a treasure, and honestly I am also afraid of the time when he will be gone. I will cry like a baby. ❤
I love how the Unforgiven takes that cliche Western violence where guys get shot grab their heart and fall down dead. Two guys having a shootout at high noon. All dramatic. Nope. In this movie it’s about real violence. Beating the shit out of people in the middle of the street and blowing someone’s head off with a shotgun at point blank range while they’re lying on the floor. It’s so real. Awful violence done by mean sons of bitches. That’s what really happened.
Clint Eastwood is the John Wayne of my generation. His westerns should be required for any acting, producing, and/or directing academics. His life achievement award is double every one elses.
Good chance that I am. But still doesn't change my mind. You have your opinion and I have mine. Doesn't make it wrong or right. Welcome to social media where everybody gets to you their opinion like assholes. We all have one.
"In The Line Of Fire" one of my most favorites of his father's films. There's so many absolute bests. I really can't imagine too many others that are big names that would have done well in most of Clint's movies. He has a special place in our history.
Clint: "Whenever I get to liken somebody, they ain't around long!" Chief Dan: "I noticed when you get to disliken somebody, they ain't around long either!"
I recently had just rewatched High Plains Drifter and The Outlaw Josey Wales. Great movies. (Just don’t read about the author that wrote the book Gone to Texas. (It was adapted to the movie The Outlaw Josey Wales). The guy was a leader in the KKK, and an apponent of the civil rights movement! He also wrote a memoir that turned out to be fiction.
It was way more unlikely that Unforgiven would be mentioned, one of my all time favourite movies of any genre and definitely a stand out movie for Clint's cowboy movies.
Eastwood, Brenner, Bronson and countless others from that era are LEGENDS and yes we understand they’re all human but you have to also understand the happiness brought to millions via the artistic endeavors of these legends!
We should always sit and talk to the older generations! They have fascinating stories. I was smart enough to ask my grandmother a lot of questions about her life. She rode in covered wagons. Rode her horse to school but graduated in the 8th grade. All her stories about her life were fascinating!
@@desertrose57 You do know that you can read books about the past to get an insight of what it was and what people went though in the 1950’s? Right You can do anything your mind wants and yes nursing homes do have tons of stories, but my point is most of what old people learn they write on books for us to perceive and learn from.
My grandad on one side is a massive history buff and knows the entire family history like the back of his hand with a library archiving pictures, documents records etc of the family and the various interesting stories that necessarily occur among a large group of people. Like my great grandfather delivered a letter to Padraig Pearse one of the great Irish rebels that helped free Ireland for instance. On the other side of the family, my grandparents went and did things that needed doing they never tarried about or preserved their heads in the past they kept moving forward. From poverty to wealth and prosperity. Moving to America, owning bars meeting people and bouncing around. The stories and glimpses you'd hear of their life were amazing. But you almost had to pry it out of them. The people who do the reading and listening don't do the living and moving on. Neither is better than the other but personally what I've learned is to live life to its fullest and not to let its punches knock you down completely.
He is what’s left of the real men. A mans, man. Real and down to earth. I will cry when he goes to heaven, may be the last time I cry for a star. His star is bright.
My dad was 65 when I was born. They thought he was shooting blanks and BuddaBing here I am. When he married my mom, he was 50 and she was 22 (way to go Dad!). He died at 87, when I was 22. My mom never remarried, but years later, while having coffee with her at our family home, I asked, “So mom, what was it that attracted you to such an older man?” She said, “Well, as you know, your dad was a real charmer. That big Latvian personality, the intriguing accent, quick with a smile and a laugh and so on. You know I met him as a fresh, just out of school RN, when he was in the hospital for a hernia operation. I was the prep nurse for his operation and the truth is, I got a good look at the equipment and decided I’d like to hang on to that.” 😳 Too much info mom!!! LOL cheers
Story had me ABSOLUTELY inspired and FULL of hope.... ...until..... "the look at the equipment" part. Cause I don't have much shit going on down there! God damn it! LOL! 🤣🤣🤣
Clint is an amazing actor; his presence on screen like no others. Unforgiven is one of the best movies ever and the work of a genius. No wonder his son is proud.
My dad told me the story of how he met Clint, my dad was walking down a street in London, a limo pulled up and Clint stepped out, my father was shocked how tall Clint was, I think he talked to him, my dad just turned 70, it's insane that Clint I still alive and well, one of the last western legands.
3:32 - I love how Scott was amazed by the fact that his dad knew Sinatra, I feel like the majority of the population (myself especially) would be amazed by Sinatra knowing Clint, as opposed to the other way around.
Clint Eastwood had such an amazing stage presence! He had the BEST kne liners in all of his movies!! Do you feel lucky punk?!", " there is nothing like a good peice of hickory" " when you hang a man, you LOOK at him" . His westerns were great!!
WHEN SCOTT MENTIONED ABOUT HIS DAD NOT GOING TO BE AROUND FOR EVER. IT WAS LIKE HE WAS GONA TEAR UP.. I KNOW I WILL CRY LIKE A BITCH WHEN HE LEAVES US.. LEGENDARY CLINT EASTWOOD 🙌 👏 👌..
Years ago Clint was filming a movie here in Athens Ga where we live. Where he was filming the water was messed up so they called my hubby who works for the city water department to fix it. He got to meet Clint and he said that Clint Eastwood was a most humble and kind human. He took the time to talk to my husband and they just shot the sh*t together. My husband loves his movies so he was excited to meet him and he turned out to be just a regular guy. He actually watched my hubby do the repair and was interested in how he fixed this pipe. He got my hubby a Coke and they just talked and drank a Coke. We have had other movies filmed around us but none of the others couldn't even compare to Clint. One day Kim Basinger and Alex Baldwin got behind me checking out groceries. Kim was pretty nice but Alex Baldwin was a ASS. At first I didn't know who they were but when I recognized them she was nice and we talked some, but Alex thought someone owed him something. This was when she bought the town Braselton Ga. She is from Athens and my inlaws went to school with her. Georgia has a lot of the Hollywood people living her, but it's not all a great thing.
I met Clint some 50 years ago. Wow that makes me old. This was at the Paramount Studios. I saw him in the actors canteen. He walked right past me and of course I nearly fainted. I asked him for his autograph and he said “Get away from me little girl.” With his famous bad ass facial expression. I started to cry, not realising that he was just kidding. He was very kind and gracious and of course gave me his autograph. I no longer have it but I will always fondly remember him. I probably came up to his knees I was just a wee girl. 🥰
@@ChaOmI100 Ive never seen one and then so many shaven chimps until I started watching rogan, I'm wondering if jamie just preps the show the a "shaven chimps" folder ready to go.
I watched a reality show some years ago with his ex-wife Dina Ruiz in Carmel where Clint was mayor (Clint appeared in it one time - you can imagine his thoughts about reality tv😂) and 3 or 4 of his kids and they were all nice kids. Dina was/is a great mom.
@@ksc743 I remember hearing about that. Never saw it. Not a big reality show person myself. You tube comments are the closest thing I've come to social media too! By today's standards I'm a freaking troglodyte.
Clint is my all time favourite actor. Probably because he stars literally all the best Italian westerns, the good the bad, fistfull of dollars, for a few dollars more etc. etc. What a legend.
Yup. Certainly not the "best" actor ever, but certainly one of the most favorite, most iconic, and most legendary. Arguably the best Western genere movie actor tho!
Clint Eastwood and Donald Sutherland, two of my favorite actors of all time. Donald is now gone and when Clint passes there is nobody that can replace these legends.
Scott Eastwood seems so proud to be his father’s son. It’s a beautiful thing.
Dude. This is a beautiful comment. I grew up without a father and this comment hit me hard.
@@mekongdelta1956 Thanks fam. My pops actually passed away this year, so I got emotional watching this vid. That’s the reason for the comment. Bless you in your life and all you do.
@@mekongdelta1956 me too. Don't know the man's name.
@@andyzambrano2423 thank you for that man. Sorry for your loss. Hope you find peace.
Great comment, totally agree. Clint will always have a special spot to me, grew up in him and he has always been the man to me.
I met Clint Eastwood in London forty odd years ago when I was an 18 year old soldier on leave. I asked for his autograph and he said sure…but I didn’t have anything for him to sign. He actually took a £1 note from his wallet, signed it and said, “have a beer on me too”……..a great man.
do you still have it?
so he gave you money, signed it, and you used it, ultimately losing the signature.
@@slagmeister7962 I doubt he used it
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THAT'S AMAZING!!!!!!
The fact that Clint is in his 90s alive and well and is still making movies is insane! Many more years to Clint!
It's not insane, it's fantastic.
alive and well? there's always illnesses you deal with at that age, it's just not made public. Why would they make their health problems public? they don't. TMZ and media outlet rats who camp out at hospitals do.
@@OriginalPuro a little bit of both
He does a lot of transcendental meditation too, so he's definitely a superager when it comes to his mind.
The grim reaper doesn't want to piss him off
I'm so glad that the World still has Clint Eastwood. He is the best actor/Director. ❤️
A dude with a famous dad and who is not complaining about his life. Big props.
Of course he doesn't complain, he was born rich
@@Chris-iy4vr or maybe because he had a loving father and mother. Money isn't everything when it comes to family!
@@mattgeiger9988 Based
Was raised right
@Van Damage you literally know nothing about this dude's life 🤣🤣🤣🤣
When I was13 my dad and I were in a SF hotel. The elevator door opened and we got on and Clint was the only passenger. My dad looked, sounded and had the same disposition as Clint. They both looked at each other and kind of gave a nod like it was just two guys, no big deal. I Was awestruck and asked him why he didn't get an autograph. He just looked at me and said, that's not how a man treats another man, I got all I needed. Different time, different men.
Good story, thats when they made real men lol
I just nodded at your comment.
That's so cool. When I was born, Clint Eastwood was actually in the delivery room. He walked in and said that I had the largest penis of any baby he'd ever seen in his life, and that I would definitely go on to do great things because of that. He then gave my parents a check for $10 million.
@@ghostphoto1789 😂😂
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I have always loved Clint Eastwood as a a human being and an actor. I think Scott is the spitting image of his Dad and he’s humble. Good family.
The fact that Scott turned out as cool and humble as he did speaks volumes to the kind of man and father Clint must be.
Actually , i'd give props to his mom as it doesn't sound like Clint was around that much when Scott was growing up.
@@tamitribbiani7907probably doing movies
@renex_g3915 Yes but credit still goes to his mom
@tamitribbiani7907 maybe. I don't know enough about the family dynamic. But somehow i don't see Clint being a bad father or not being a positive inflluence on him.Who knows.
@@tamitribbiani7907 Of course. I don't know much about their family.
It’ll be a sad day when Clint is gone. One of the best actors of all time!!!
Think his the last golden age Hollywood actors around. The last was kirk Douglas
I agree 💯
Dont talk about his death even though he is still alive, just enjoy he is still with us and making movies
Dude, don't give power to those words!! Cannot imagine those things, even if I know the truth.
@@camrondirossi3249 golden age of Hollywood ended before his rise to fame. Douglas was the last
Crazy that he's 91 and still making quality films. The guy is a beast.
Awesome Director. I loved when he remade Star Wars. And the Olive Garden commercials. But seriously, A Perfect World was really good and they just got better.
He is pure class. The type that just doesn't get made anymore
@Fart Blackson People just don't understand that he trained Barry Manilow on the classic piano and wrote all those jingles for him.
@Fart Blackson The male seahorse gives birth to the offspring like in the Scwarzenneger movie, Junior, which Clint Eastwood did not direct
@@bishopbanner5253 what did he make for Star Wars?
Scott seems like a really humble genuine nice guy.
Fine too..damn
Scott’s best friend was Paul Walker another Good looking humble guy.
Well Clint could humble most men comparatively of course his own son too. Scott never endured plane crashes and shark swimming etc. Clint starred in birdman of Alcatraz but to actually swim 2 miles off the shores of San Fransisco like that his real life is more badass than his movies. Scott is in a modern era too we don't have Frank Sinatra anymore he will never live up to his Father I hope no one expects him too.
Met him in person a few times, kinda of a weird guy that has some qwerks.
LMAO
Clint is a legendary human being.
Scott will follow in his footsteps as a great soul in life.
Perhaps another western...pass the torch. He seems to be a chip off the block idk
Legendary human being who kisses 11 year old girls.
@@jacobfromallstate4963Huh?
Dude is a creep
I'm a 67 year old American man in Iowa. My parents are 92 and still live at home. They were born in 1929. Fun to realize that they are of the same generation as Clint. Good young man.
Happy for you that you still have your parents!!! That’s a wonderful gift!
My father was born the day before Clint. Something about that generation. My dad is also still around
Lol this is totally fake😂
@@ChefboiRT59 What trip are you on Mr. Troll? Just out to say hurtful things? Just the way you roll? Get a life.
What’s fake?
14 minutes without mentioning an ape dismembering a human, Joe was on a roll...
got close towards the end there
He was thinking about it tho...
LMFAOOOOO
LMFAO
Yh it was like good job joe, you're fighting the urge nicely, and then.....
Plane: I'm crashing into shark infested waters in the dark.
Clint Eastwood: good. I'm hungry
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THAT'S FUCKING HILARIOUS
Planes don't talk
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His father is an absolute gem and hope he is around as long as he is healthy.
Legendary acting, specially when he kisses that 12 year old girl
Yep legend.
@@DineroSucio754exactly
@@DineroSucio754she was actually 11 at the time.
I hope you live to be 150. Let's see your answer at about 98 see if you feel the same.🤔
Clint eastwood is the greatest film actor ever, still acting at 91 yrs old incredible.
Director, writer, actor, producer, and musician. The man the myth Clint Eastwood is a true badass in Hollywood
Denzel and Russell Crowe for me. To each their own.
@Big Daddy Rikka Marlin Brando is dead & Al still hasn't played in or produced or directed as many movies as Clint has .
Deniro, Nicholson?
@@peteloomis8456 not to mention most of these.other actors turned producer directors usually require big budgets to make good movies. Clint will take a budget of like $60 million and make hundreds of millions off it
Clint is a legend. I've followed him since I could walk. I hope Scott keeps the legend going
cringe
idk, scott hasn't really been in good movies if i'm being honest
Scott needs to just be Real True Blue.
he is legend
He's a Icon. He's the same caliber as Gregory Peck
My family met Clint Eastwood when we were cast as extras in his movie 'Bronco Billy' filmed in Idaho. He was the coolest guy ever, even off camera. My parents sat next to Clint in the movie theater off-set and he was incredibly gracious and charming! I was 8 years old and will always remember him for those experiences.
My mom would tell me stories about Clint Eastwood. My mom use to sell tacos and burritos in Carmel-Monterey California. She would say he was such a nice and humble guy the he would come and buy burritos and seat on the sidewalk to eat with his kids. Still have some pictures with him. One time I saw him in seaside at the dmv and I show him a picture of my mom and he was Carmen such a nice woman.
My grandpa met Clint when he was in Great Falls for a movie. He said the moment he walked in the room, you could feel his presence fill the place.
Amazing I was in that same movie 🎥
in Meridian, Idaho! My memory of being on that set taking box lunches in the raceway stands and getting some great photos 📷 . Scatman Caruthers and Clint Eastwood acting Riding that Painted 🐴horse and shooting that Wild West show 🎪 tent scenes today . Meeting all the great actors from his lifelong crewmembers! 🎬Best Memory of meeting Clint Eastwood !
Awesome 👌
Clint Eastwood is a man's man. Don't make'm like that anymore. An icon a living legend.
I agree, they broke the mold after him.
And his son seems cool af too. Down to earth as can be. Meanwhile his dad is Clint.
He's such a man he kissed a 12 year old on tv
I have nothing but respect for Clint, such a genuine example of manhood. Thank you Clint.
He kissed a Lil girl
Old enough for kisses
I knew what the replies to this were going to be and I was not disappointed.
Clint was cut from a different cloth,May the Lord God continue to bless him and his family
@@markcrawford684 cut from a different cloth? Uhm say that to his former partners. TONS of problematic, predatory, a pedophilic behavior.
Scott Eastwood no doubt is so proud of his Dad for his legacy. Scott is humble too, great guy.
Lost my dad a little over a year ago and the “sit with him and absorb has much as I can from him” hit me like a fucking brick. Did the exact same thing with my dad, especially in the last year I had with him because he was terminal. My dad was also always a big Clint Eastwood fan. Clints son is so fucking solid. God bless.
More people should appreciate what they have before it’s gone!
I lost my Dad nine years ago. I followed in his footsteps finally in the same profession. There is not a day that goes by, that I want to call him and ask something still!! Scott Eastwood will be a very good western star like his Dad!!
Sorry to hear about your dad. Glad you got to spend time with him before he passed on.
I was incredibly close to my grandad. I loved him with my whole soul. I absorbed EVERYTHING he said. God, I miss him so much. He’s been gone for 23 years and I still think about him every day.
I lost my dad six years ago and he was also a big Clint fan so I feel what you're saying completely. If only I could have one more conversation with my dad, especially when i'm struggling with something
Clint Eastwood has been around 70 years in the industry and has been an icon for 60 of them. Still making films in his 90s. We don't deserve a Hollywood legend as cool as him.
He’s not invincible but immortalized through his movies. I’m 23 and I got the Dirty Harry collection. I really want the model 29
@@carmonaangel84I’m 27 and my mom has the model 29. She calls it her “Dirty Harry” gun :)
For being Clint Eastwood’s son hes seems incredibly down to earth
@Johnny Pitbull son of a badass
@Johnny Pitbull First time I've heard smth like that and a casual search doesn't turn up anything. Source?
@Johnny Pitbull riiiiight
@Johnny Pitbull seems so cause yours are fucking with you
@Johnny Pitbull yeah it does
Scott seems like a good man. The fact he acknowledges and realizes the impact his dad has made is awesome. Appreciating the access he has and what he can learn from his dad.
lol How could he not know? He is not 5 years old.
So true. I wish I had picked my Mothers brain a lot more, about her life experiences, before i lost her.
One of my true regrets in life
My Dad was born in 1931, li
Clint, immediately after crashing into the water: "I feel lucky, punks."
Naw he's saying this to the water
"Tons of sharks!" In SF Bay
He crashed on Alcatraz then he had to escape…
Comes face to face with a shark:
"Go ahead. Make my day."
@k c yh definitely
As a young man I look up to people like Clint Eastwood and watching his movies is amazing. It’s a piece of history and having him still holds a piece of the past to the current day.
Clint Eastwood is the man, I feel like Scott probably knows he’ll never be able to live up to his Dads life and career but seems fine with it and respects his father for that instead of resenting him like a lot of people would, very healthy attitude.
K.n
You're right, i think he is just raised well. And who can live up to Clint Eastwood? No one can.
Thats a nice thing to say.
I don’t know if it’s about living up to him. I think it’s more about carrying on his legacy, that’s the awesome thing about the bond between a kid and parent. Scott will immortalize Clint because Scott is Clints legacy Scott is a version of Clint that will continue to live on and pass it on to someone else. Ain’t that cool 😎
Imagine you're Dad is Clint Fucking Eastwood? Dirty Harry!
Badass.
Clint is our last bridge to what was once known as a HOLLYWOOD STAR ... as a vet heartbreak ridge will remind one of my top movies ...
Great film. Comedy and drama together. Thank you for your service, sir.
I don't know aye I just wanna get paid King of these streets I got stacks up in here mate
It's hard out here for real but I gotta get paid
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@@nothingtoseeheremovealong1671 Shut up
There’s not many, Robert Redford although he’s kind of retired. That’s about it
There is no actor in my time that has had a more positive impact on my life. Clint is literally an icon. Some of my best memories of my father are watching hours and hours of Clint Eastwood movies on Saturday afternoon.
how old are you now
@@amalaugustine3266 Too old 😂🤣 going on 50
I agree with that statement I remember my dad used to watch Clint Eastwood movies all the time and every time one comes on now I watch it
Good memories
46 here , same 💯💯
Clint Eastwood has got to be one of the best actors in the business. As of now he is 93. Still wants to direct and produce. God is with him giving him strength and wisdom even now. Scott seems like a down to earth person. Love the fact that he praises his father.
This is a dude who absolutely loves his father. Just like I do. My dad wasn't all that popular (like Clint), but he is and always will be my everything. I became him... so I'm told. I'm proud of that.
Jealous
Great!
I resemble my dad like Scott does Clint. It’s uncanny and people always say “ you look just like your dad”. I love it.
Beautiful.
Same here. I miss mine so bad. My hero.
I love that Scott really appreciates who his Dad is and isn’t trying to keep the conversation off his Dad, like most children of famous people that are trying to make their own way. He’s a real Gem and loved this part of the podcast!
Well said.
Word.
Well he appreciates the fact that he wouldn’t be an actor if not for his father.
Agreed.
The brilliant actor Jared Harris, son of legendary Richard Harris of Unforgiven fame, is also very humble and down to earth and not above telling great stories about his late father, many of which are quite hilarious.
I agree but to a point.. cause the poor guy must feel like what's the point of finding my own way he's ALWAYS overshadowed by his dad and how great he was. That has got to get annoying at times, but there are obviously benefits to living in his shadow as well!
Clint is one of the few celebrities that actually is a badass.
He's probably the only celebrity I actually like.
@@DollfaceKim keanu reeves too
And nice too talk to
“That’s a enough of that now” 😂
@@FirstLast-hs4gw I’ve never met the man but I sure would have liked to. He seems like he would be down to earth and easy to talk to.
A friend of mine met him, he's a driver. He said Clint was awesome and really kind.
Didn't realize Clint Eastwood was 92, A person I looked up to since I was like 10... Watching the good the bad and the ugly with my father, the unforgiven, among dozens! of movies I watched from him, best outside influence I ever had. God bless him and his family
Wish he was president😄
He's 93 now. Hoping he makes it to 100.
First time I watched him was in Rawhide!
@@nazimovab3549he’s a national treasure, let’s just hope he sees America become great again
I know exactly how this man feels. My dad is 80. I spend as much time as i can with him. My father built the house we live in. He survived a war. He was a merchant marine and his ship broke down in the bermuda triangle. I have 2 pairs of jeans he washed in those waters. The second night he said all of a sudden a bunch of flying fish just started jumping on deck. It was a good thing because it kept them fed over the next week they were waiting for help.
Respect your elders. Learn everything you can from them.
youre Dad is badass
@Patrick McKenna A lucky man to know your father so well these days..
cool story... thank you
Amazing 💚
@Patrick McKenna just like macgyver
I grew up in the late 60s watching Clint Eastwood movies with my dad. I still love his acting and his directing abilities. He'll forever be a legend.
Eastwood, Bronson, Marvin, Stewart, Wayne, Mitchum, I miss all them old school actors. Clint has outlasted them all.
Scott Eastwood always strikes me as a very genuine guy. Like, he never complains about growing up with a famous dad even though it couldn't have been that easy, he always does his own things but he's never a prick if someone asks about Clint, and he doesn't try to throw his weight around. Fucking kudos to Scott, i don't think i would've been that humble if i would be in his shoes.
well he stared from the bottom of the movie industry
On one hand I'm always interested in hearing more about Clint Eastwood, but on the other hand I gotta say I feel for Scott. He's 35 now, and nearly every single interview he does still turns into people asking about his dad. It has to feel like a curse just as much as it feels like a blessing to have that kind of father. He handles it admirably though.
Depends on Scott's mentality so just think about this... Let's say Scott has a very small ego and knows he won't be more famous or achieve as much success and he is fine with that and is happy doing his own thing but is so proud and happy to share his dad's stories and past etc. If he sees his dad as a hero then he won't care about his own ego regardless.
I mean in this one he’s the one that brought up his dad
Yea, he's like one of those guys who is universally admired and respected like MJ, Tiger Woods only a handful. He seems proud. He seems like he's accepted it pretty well
His dad has lived a long and successful life. He's nearly 100, Scott is 35. Scott has plenty of time to make a bigger name for himself. Maybe it'll be something other than straight up acting, look at how his dad has branched out.
@@dpm2515 , please don't tell me that you meant Michael Jackson...
I lost my dad in 2020.I will always remember him watching The Good the Bad and the Ugly.
Lost mine in 2020 as well, and I get choked up when that movie comes on. He loved Clint Eastwood
Same boat
🙏🏼
Sorry about your dad brotha!
Same. Great memories 👍
SCOTT IS THE SPITTING IMAGE OF HIS OLD MAN! LOVE TO ALL❤
It is bitter sweet to have a great dad who (In the utmost respect) is approaching an age that every son or daughter or anyone dreads of him passing. The beautiful thing is that there are so many GREAT films that you can cue up and see your dad everyday in remembrance. I have many many many videos of my dad in his 60's, 70's and 80's, and I will tell you it is a blessing to our whole family that those videos exist.
Yes, but please remember We are moving into a time where people can live way beyond 100 or even more...We don't know what will become. Unless you want to stay behind.
@@debbiemasters6086 I'm not sure that many people are living past 100. Sure, more than 20 or 30 years ago but it's still relatively rare. Sadly
@@TheTruthKiwi if you have the cash there are methods. For regular construction guys like me, my body is shit in my 50s. Dont know if I would want to be so incapacitated. Unless I hit the lottery. 😁. Was young with small tvs with antennaes. No cable. If a Clint movie came on you made sure you were home to catch it.
@@bryanpinto4051 Yeah, I fix computers and have a lot of elderly clients. A few of the women are very active in their 90's but unfortunately males seem to hit a wall in their late 80's and even if they were previously fit as a fiddle old age really kicks in. Such is life I guess
This is the kind of pride I want to see in my son's eyes for his father when he is older.
We cannot all be Clint Eastwood lol. Hard to become that remarkable.
@@MegaWarell Don't have to be Clint Eastwood for a boy to have pride in his father.
Keeping promises, being there even when they’re mad at you, guiding them but also letting them fall and have them help themselves , all that makes a great dad
When he laughs, I see his father more and more. A beautiful family, inside and out.
I had no idea Clint Eastwood was in a plane crash in the Bay Area and then swam to shore with sharks around what a badass! Clint is such an icon.
Best line in Unforgiven. "Hell of a thing killing a man, take away all he's got and all he'll ever have."
Jeffrey Vandelinda Unforgiven was a crappy generic western
"Deserve's got nothing to do with it". That one stuck with me.
@@christiansoldier77 it felt like an inverse of a generic western, can you recommend me some of your favorite westerns?
@@ThePyroSquirrel1 the best western ever was The Gunfighter Starring Gregory Peck other classics are Angel and the Badman starring John Wayne and Red Sun starring Charles Bronson. Modern westerns like Wyatt Earp starring Kevin Costner, The Quick and the Dead starring Sharon Stone and Billy the Kid starring Val Kilmer were very good as well
@@christiansoldier77 cool thanks! I just gotta say I’ve seen the quick and the dead multiple times and love it but that feels more generically western than Unforgiven. I enjoy both of them a lot and both of them had great performances by Gene Hackman! The reason unforgiven doesn’t feel generic for me is because Hackmans sherif would have been the hero in any other story it was just the fact that he was protecting the rapist rather than the prostitutes made him the villain in the story
This is literally Clint Eastwoods spittin image insane how much he looks like his pops when he was younger.
The eyes mainly. He’s got the “do you feel lucky punk?” Look.
My humble opinion...
Clint Eastwood looks more of a david Beckham.
His son more like Frank lampard
really looks like him in war movie he was in
You've obviously NEVER seen Clint Eastwood!
@@awakenedspirit3686 oh my god bro spot on!
I grew up watching Clint Eastwood movies, and i consider him not just a Hollywood legend, but an American treasure ! Its really cool Scott looks like his Dad, and respects him as a Dad, and as an actor , and an all around cool dude :)
Yeah man totally agree well said period 👍
I fell in love with your dad on 1966 when I was 16,still love him,
Most celebrity kids are knobs but this guy seems down to earth
Well his dad is Clint Eastwood ...I mean ...cool is natural
That's because he's son of a conservative, not some smug liberal following neo liberal ideas because they're trendy in California a state which btw has 4th lowest average IQ out of all states.
It's because his dad cared. Most celebrities act fake, and fakeit2makeit. He doesn't need to do that, he lucked out and his dad taught him the basics of critical thinking. Most NEVER learn critical thinking skills, even 50 year old men out of prison who stick with the gang bandwagon mentality.
Clint Eastwood seems the type to smack his kid if he got out of line.
Benefits of having a good father, your kids are pretty cool in life
I always thought he was his grandson. He turned 91 the other day. Dude was still having kids into his 60’s. He’s a living legend.
In to his 70's****
@@moonvisionmedia Had his youngest at 68. Had Scott when he was 56.
I mean , look at his son , Good genes and Rich , why not ? Unlike my father...all he gave is ugliness and poverty
@@die4race 😂😂😂
I love when people have to correct every little thing you write, then wind up being wrong themselves. ✌🏻😂
Cant imagine being the child of a living legend, Scott seems to handle it really well props to you man.
im 19 clint eastwood got a big inpact on my life im def gonna cry when he passes
I'd love to see Scott play his dad in a biopic of Eastwood's life and movies. I'm 60 and I grew up watching his films.
Kinda surprised that hasn't happened uet
unfortunately.. he is not as tall
@@Inndjkaawed2922oh well I guess they can just do some nice camera angles
Clint Eastwood gives a whole new meaning to the “angry dad” look....
He was the original get off my lawn guy.
With the "zero fucks given" energy... Lol
🤯 fuck dude 😜😅😂
Most people dont have thier dads around for 90 plus years. I glad he has been able to enjoy his dad for so long
LOL, you realize noone of his kids "have him" for 90 plus years, right? They only have him so long as they live themselves, cmon now.
@@loganit0 haha right
@@loganit0He means most people aren't blessed to have their father live into his 90s.
@@nazimovab3549Yeah but the downside in Scott's case is that he's only in his 30s and his dad about to pass. That must suck :/
@@tricko8000wym about
Very nice to hear the reverence and knowledge of his amazing father . Very respectful.
I love your father, Scott. I was an African kid growing up in the 70s and your father’s movies were my very first exposure to stardom and creativity. He represented to me a larger than life character who embodies everything role models should. He was the first actor that I actually learned his real name and wanted to be like him so bad. He is my all time greatest actor.
not sure if youve seen it, but heartbreak ridge is absolutely awesome! Clint Eastwood is awesome!
Do you feel lucky? ...Punk
👍💜👍
@Cat Butt nah African Israeli Afghan Icelandic Canadian.
Very well said! Thank you for sharing.
So refreshing to see a young man, that grew up with everything and anything needed, turn out so humble, caring, and intelligent.
Clint is obviously as good of a Father as he is a person.
He’s so blessed to still have his dad. My mom was the same age but passed away in 2013. It’s heartwarming to see he truly appreciates his dad.
I mean he hasn’t had his dad that much longer then the typical person….Clint had him older.
Mr Scott Eeastwood I love you father and admire him endlessly. He is such a treasure, and honestly I am also afraid of the time when he will be gone. I will cry like a baby. ❤
"Unforgiven" arguably best western ever. Trust me watch it again
Arguably? No. It is.
I love how the Unforgiven takes that cliche Western violence where guys get shot grab their heart and fall down dead. Two guys having a shootout at high noon. All dramatic. Nope. In this movie it’s about real violence. Beating the shit out of people in the middle of the street and blowing someone’s head off with a shotgun at point blank range while they’re lying on the floor. It’s so real. Awful violence done by mean sons of bitches. That’s what really happened.
My favourite film of all time
Don't forget about Tombstone
@@jj-ju4hp good, bad and the ugly, and once upon a time in the west say Hello! But it's definitely one of the all time greats!!!
Clint Eastwood is the John Wayne of my generation. His westerns should be required for any acting, producing, and/or directing academics. His life achievement award is double every one elses.
Clint Eastwood is way fucking better than John Wayne, who is all but forgotten in many circles. Clint's movies also will hold up way better over time
You must be loco! John Wayne is The Elvis of Westerns. I love Clint's movies but he isn't even The Beatles.
Apples and oranges. The Duke was all about hero stories and Clint was all about anti-heroes. The setting is often the same, but that's about it.
@@blakestoops7378 lol
Go home.
You're drunk
Good chance that I am. But still doesn't change my mind. You have your opinion and I have mine. Doesn't make it wrong or right. Welcome to social media where everybody gets to you their opinion like assholes. We all have one.
Every moment you spend with your Dad is a treasure, love him with everything Scott
"In The Line Of Fire" one of my most favorites of his father's films. There's so many absolute bests. I really can't imagine too many others that are big names that would have done well in most of Clint's movies. He has a special place in our history.
O yeah. Clint & John were awesome in it.
Clint: "Whenever I get to liken somebody, they ain't around long!" Chief Dan: "I noticed when you get to disliken somebody, they ain't around long either!"
Chief Dan was so civilized...
You a bounty hunter? Mans gotta make a livin these days. Dyin ain't much of a livin Boy!
Awesome, best movie that portrayed real men.
Great call out from Joe on the brilliance of High Plains Drifter - had my fingers crossed it would get a mention.
Love your videos, man! Your Stanley Kubrick videos can’t be matched!
Good to see you..
I recently had just rewatched High Plains Drifter and The Outlaw Josey Wales. Great movies. (Just don’t read about the author that wrote the book Gone to Texas. (It was adapted to the movie The Outlaw Josey Wales). The guy was a leader in the KKK, and an apponent of the civil rights movement! He also wrote a memoir that turned out to be fiction.
Hi Rob
It was way more unlikely that Unforgiven would be mentioned, one of my all time favourite movies of any genre and definitely a stand out movie for Clint's cowboy movies.
Have to get Clint on the podcast even for 15 mins if he's up to it, that would be amazing
I concur!
I would cry
I'm sure Clint sees this as beneath him
did you see that cartel movie he was in recently? Clint is retired and long overdue!
If I see Clint around town (which I do quite often) I'm going to ask him this!
Eastwood, Brenner, Bronson and countless others from that era are LEGENDS and yes we understand they’re all human but you have to also understand the happiness brought to millions via the artistic endeavors of these legends!
Scott: "My dad was in a plane crash."
Joe: "So has your dad ever tried DMT?"
"My dad was in a plane crash."
Joe: "Do you know how strong and dangerous an orangutan is?"
Hilarious 🤣
Dumb,not funny
Dmt jokes are played out
He probably has.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
We should always sit and talk to the older generations! They have fascinating stories. I was smart enough to ask my grandmother a lot of questions about her life. She rode in covered wagons. Rode her horse to school but graduated in the 8th grade. All her stories about her life were fascinating!
They are walking talking history books! Such a lot of knowledge & wisdom in nursing homes 😢
That's right
@@desertrose57 You do know that you can read books about the past to get an insight of what it was and what people went though in the 1950’s? Right
You can do anything your mind wants and yes nursing homes do have tons of stories, but my point is most of what old people learn they write on books for us to perceive and learn from.
My grandad on one side is a massive history buff and knows the entire family history like the back of his hand with a library archiving pictures, documents records etc of the family and the various interesting stories that necessarily occur among a large group of people. Like my great grandfather delivered a letter to Padraig Pearse one of the great Irish rebels that helped free Ireland for instance.
On the other side of the family, my grandparents went and did things that needed doing they never tarried about or preserved their heads in the past they kept moving forward. From poverty to wealth and prosperity. Moving to America, owning bars meeting people and bouncing around. The stories and glimpses you'd hear of their life were amazing. But you almost had to pry it out of them.
The people who do the reading and listening don't do the living and moving on. Neither is better than the other but personally what I've learned is to live life to its fullest and not to let its punches knock you down completely.
Scott looks and sounds so much like his Dad. Right down to the crinkle lines around his eyes when he smiles!
Hello sharon
Thanks for your continuous love support ❤
Has his dad's eyes for sure!
The first time i saw a movie with him, i though...I know that guy, but is to young!
What an articulate guy. Extremely pleasant to listen to him. He formulates sentences in a very casual yet eloquent way.
I was worried we weren’t gonna talk about the sheer strength of orangutans
that film was nuts, so random
😂😂😂
Dude this folded me like a lawn chair
They are like touching hard wood you know😀
Facts.
He is what’s left of the real men. A mans, man. Real and down to earth. I will cry when he goes to heaven, may be the last time I cry for a star. His star is bright.
idk man didnt say no homo. pretty gay
I cant imagine crying over a complete stranger unless you think they are going to hell or something.
@@sillygoose9054 I think he’s on drugs
When Clint Eastwood gets pulled over, he asks the cop for his drivers license.
Well they are supposed to identify themselves by name and badge number if you ask them to and you should ask.
I believe that lol!!!!!!!
Brilliant 🤩
😄
@@ptbread6217 the leaf village is under my protection
I grew up with your Dad. Massive crush forever! So thankful he made our lives so much fun, love the man! God bless you guys!!
My dad was 65 when I was born. They thought he was shooting blanks and BuddaBing here I am. When he married my mom, he was 50 and she was 22 (way to go Dad!). He died at 87, when I was 22. My mom never remarried, but years later, while having coffee with her at our family home, I asked, “So mom, what was it that attracted you to such an older man?” She said, “Well, as you know, your dad was a real charmer. That big Latvian personality, the intriguing accent, quick with a smile and a laugh and so on. You know I met him as a fresh, just out of school RN, when he was in the hospital for a hernia operation. I was the prep nurse for his operation and the truth is, I got a good look at the equipment and decided I’d like to hang on to that.” 😳 Too much info mom!!! LOL cheers
Fascinating lol
Story had me ABSOLUTELY inspired and FULL of hope....
...until.....
"the look at the equipment" part. Cause I don't have much shit going on down there!
God damn it! LOL! 🤣🤣🤣
When you find out your mom is a size queen.
😕
I really hope that is a true story. If so, I freaking love your mom. I could not agree more with her decision
Clint is an amazing actor; his presence on screen like no others. Unforgiven is one of the best movies ever and the work of a genius. No wonder his son is proud.
Escape from Alcatraz, no one can swim to shore. Clint Eastwood, "hold my beer."
Ironic
These God damn TH-cam meme one-liners are getting old
🎯
ha! laughing aside. great movie.
And they say the convicts could not make the swim from Alcatraz
My dad told me the story of how he met Clint, my dad was walking down a street in London, a limo pulled up and Clint stepped out, my father was shocked how tall Clint was, I think he talked to him, my dad just turned 70, it's insane that Clint I still alive and well, one of the last western legands.
You can tell when someone was raised well...great guest Joe. Love how you let him talk
3:32 - I love how Scott was amazed by the fact that his dad knew Sinatra, I feel like the majority of the population (myself especially) would be amazed by Sinatra knowing Clint, as opposed to the other way around.
He's going to end up playing his dad in a movie one day
In a biopic about making The good, the bad, the ugly.
@@GonzoInside I’m not sure about a remake on that. Maybe one of his other westerns
@@princevlad4195 i didn't say anything about a remake. I said about biopic.
I would love to see Clint Eastwood direct one last Western film and have Scott play the protagonist.
@@GonzoInside oh definitely misread that
Clint Eastwood had such an amazing stage presence! He had the BEST kne liners in all of his movies!!
Do you feel lucky punk?!", " there is nothing like a good peice of hickory"
" when you hang a man, you LOOK at him" . His westerns were great!!
Scott is so proud to have his dad that's so beautiful
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WHEN SCOTT MENTIONED ABOUT HIS DAD NOT GOING TO BE AROUND FOR EVER. IT WAS LIKE HE WAS GONA TEAR UP.. I KNOW I WILL CRY LIKE A BITCH WHEN HE LEAVES US.. LEGENDARY CLINT EASTWOOD 🙌 👏 👌..
start crying now and get it over with.
Years ago Clint was filming a movie here in Athens Ga where we live. Where he was filming the water was messed up so they called my hubby who works for the city water department to fix it. He got to meet Clint and he said that Clint Eastwood was a most humble and kind human. He took the time to talk to my husband and they just shot the sh*t together. My husband loves his movies so he was excited to meet him and he turned out to be just a regular guy. He actually watched my hubby do the repair and was interested in how he fixed this pipe. He got my hubby a Coke and they just talked and drank a Coke. We have had other movies filmed around us but none of the others couldn't even compare to Clint. One day Kim Basinger and Alex Baldwin got behind me checking out groceries. Kim was pretty nice but Alex Baldwin was a ASS. At first I didn't know who they were but when I recognized them she was nice and we talked some, but Alex thought someone owed him something. This was when she bought the town Braselton Ga. She is from Athens and my inlaws went to school with her. Georgia has a lot of the Hollywood people living her, but it's not all a great thing.
@@karenedwards6713 Clint is cool, but you know what, he is human.
You ain't alone there Brother.
Cool that he's fine with talking so much about his dad, seems like a humble dude
Yeah really not hard when your dad is Clint Eastwood
Thats an awesome observation. Humility is a lost art.
I met Clint some 50 years ago. Wow that makes me old. This was at the Paramount Studios. I saw him in the actors canteen. He walked right past me and of course I nearly fainted. I asked him for his autograph and he said “Get away from me little girl.” With his famous bad ass facial expression. I started to cry, not realising that he was just kidding. He was very kind and gracious and of course gave me his autograph. I no longer have it but I will always fondly remember him. I probably came up to his knees I was just a wee girl. 🥰
I love how excited Scott gets when he talks about his dad, don't blame him.
Scott Eastwood, what a gracious guy, happy to talk about his dad. I would like to see more movies Scott's been in.
He really IS a pretty good actor!
CLINT
One of the last of the greatest, imagine just getting to sit and talk with him for an hour, what a life he's had, lived to the fullest.
Just watched unforgiven for the first time after watching this clip of the JRE, good movie! Thanks!
I'm impressed Joe went 14 minutes before mentioning how dangerous apes are
Good one dude, I still giggling over that one....
😂😂 man joe made me became tramaticised about chimpanzees. i watched most of the clips he was talking about.
came here to look for this comment
How muscular chimps are! Did you guys seen shaven chimp? Pull that up Jamie
@@ChaOmI100 Ive never seen one and then so many shaven chimps until I started watching rogan, I'm wondering if jamie just preps the show the a "shaven chimps" folder ready to go.
I can't imagine having Clint Eastwood as a father, but Scott seems like a really down to earth dude.
I watched a reality show some years ago with his ex-wife Dina Ruiz in Carmel where Clint was mayor (Clint appeared in it one time - you can imagine his thoughts about reality tv😂) and 3 or 4 of his kids and they were all nice kids. Dina was/is a great mom.
@@ksc743 I remember hearing about that. Never saw it. Not a big reality show person myself. You tube comments are the closest thing I've come to social media too! By today's standards I'm a freaking troglodyte.
@@demetriuscooksey7147 😄 I wouldn't say it's done much in a positive way for the world so you're not missing out!
i have 300 million reasons i can
Scott was raised mostly by his mom so i'd say the way he turned out is thanks to her!
Clint is my all time favourite actor. Probably because he stars literally all the best Italian westerns, the good the bad, fistfull of dollars, for a few dollars more etc. etc. What a legend.
Yup. Certainly not the "best" actor ever, but certainly one of the most favorite, most iconic, and most legendary. Arguably the best Western genere movie actor tho!
Gonna watch those tonight. Never seen em.
Clint Eastwood and Donald Sutherland, two of my favorite actors of all time. Donald is now gone and when Clint passes there is nobody that can replace these legends.