13 Clint Eastwood Movies You Can’t Miss

Your most recent film is the mule, produced, directed and starring himself. But the artist also has a surprising trajectory since the beginning of his career as an actor, in the 1950s, and later standing out as a director.

O incredible.club compiled the best works of Clint Eastwood’s filmography, as an actor and director. A legend of classic and contemporary cinema.

In this film we will meet a bounty hunter (Clint Eastwood) and two men (the Good and the Ugly, respectively), who join their efforts in the old west to go after an amount of gold equivalent to 200 thousand dollars. The problem is that they don’t know the exact location of the treasure, because a dying soldier on a stagecoach that crosses their path points part of the information to the Good and the other to the Ugly (Eli Wallach). This eventually makes one distrust the other. On their journey, they encounter the Bad (Lee Van Cleef), an assassin who will try to get in the way of their mission.

This classic begins with a killer nicknamed Scorpion (Andrew Robinson), who is on the loose in the city of San Francisco, swearing that he will kill one person a day until he gets a certain amount of money. Scorpio keeps his promise and makes several victims, but inspector Harry “the dirty” Callahan (Clint Eastwood) will do everything possible to catch him, even resorting to unorthodox methods that involve breaking the law.

This is the story of a mysterious, nameless stranger (Clint Eastwood) who arrives in a small town called Lake. Events are triggered in such a way that he kills three men who threatened him. From that moment on, the owners of the mining company that operates in the city decide to hire him to protect them from three men who will leave prison and who will go directly to the place in search of revenge. What they don’t know is that the mysterious stranger has plans of his own.

Inspired by a true story, the film tells the events of 1962, when Frank Morris (Clint Eastwood) and two inmates plan the most memorable escape in history. Morris and his two friends spend months digging into the walls of their cells with spoons, starting with the concrete around the openings. No one, until that moment, had managed to leave Alcatraz, the mythical maximum security prison, but these three men did and were never found, despite the efforts used in their search in the waters of the island and its surroundings.

This film, released in 1993, features Frank Horrigan (Clint Eastwood), an efficient US Secret Service agent with an impeccable record, except for his first presidential assignment: when he is tasked with protecting President John F. Kennedy in 1963, who was murdered. Thirty years later, on the verge of retiring, Horrigan is assigned to the care of the new president, who is preparing his re-election. The security team is used to receiving alerts about the risk to the presidential figure, but Frank knows that one of them is close to becoming reality in the hands of a dangerous assassin (John Malkovich).

This romantic drama, already considered a classic, brings us the story of the National Geographic, Robert Kincaid (Clint Eastwood), who travels to Madison County (Iowa) to capture its old bridges in pictures. There he meets Francesca Johnson (Meryl Streep), a local woman who lives with her family on a farm and who will see her peaceful country life altered when true love comes from this photographer’s hand.

Journalist John Kelso (John Cusack) is sent to the city of Savannah to document the traditional Christmas party organized every year by Jim Williams (Kevin Spacey), an eccentric millionaire and art collector. The film takes an unexpected turn when Billy (Jude Law), Jim’s young lover, is murdered, and the reporter decides to stay and investigate the crime. In this way, Kelso will find a set of mysterious and extravagant characters, who will make the plot a constant enigma.

This story brings us Colonel Frank Corvin (Clint Eastwood), retired and living a peaceful life with his wife. He is wanted by NASA to train a group of astronauts who will travel to space to repair an obsolete satellite designed by him during the Cold War. Frank warns that there isn’t enough time to train the young astronauts before the satellite reaches Earth, making it a condition that he travels into space with his old crew to carry out the mission. So Team Daedalus, commanded by Frank Corvin, Jerry O’Neill (Donald Sutherland), William Hawkins (Tommy Lee Jones) and Tank Sullivan (James Garner), sets off on a journey filled with humor, friendship and honor.

This drama tells the story of three kids who play hockey in the streets of a dangerous neighborhood in Boston. At one point, two men posing as police officers grab one of them and hold him hostage for four days. After that, the child is left with irreversible trauma. As adults, Jimmy (Sean Penn), Dave (Tim Robbins) and Sean (Kevin Bacon) are hit by another tragedy: the murder of Jimmy’s daughter.

The film tells the story of Walt Kowalski (Clint Eastwood), a grumpy Korean War veteran who has just been widowed and lives alone with his dog in Highland Park, a Michigan neighborhood that has been “invaded” by the Asian Hmong community. Kowalski shows aggressive behavior towards them, but the situation will change when he comes across a young man of that ethnic group trying to steal his Gran Torino car to join a gang of criminals. Walt, contrary to what one might imagine, decides to help the boy out of trouble, but, above all, teaches him about life itself.

Based on a true story, this film features J. Edgar Hoover (Leonardo DiCaprio) as he is appointed as the first director of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), after a group of anarchists attempt to assassinate an attorney general. Hoover played a decisive role in the agency by modernizing the investigation systems that were applied until then, highlighting the fingerprint file and forensic laboratories.

In this work from 2012, Gus Lobel (Clint Eastwood) is a baseball player who, in his time, was the best, but who is questioned by his bosses, claiming that age is coming and that he no longer has the same sense. to hunt talent. Gus refuses to retire, but fails to convince his bosses. From then on, he must ask for help from the person he thought least: his daughter Mickey (Amy Adams), a partner in a very influential law firm, but with whom he does not have a good relationship. She, nevertheless, will help him not to lose his career, risking his. In the process, they will discover together truths from the past that will bring them closer than ever.

This is the story of Earl Stone (Clint Eastwood), a World War II veteran who, at the age of 80, is cornered by the mortgage on his business. In desperation, Earl takes a job as a driver, but what he doesn’t know is that he will become a dealer in a dangerous drug cartel. His activities do not go unnoticed by the authorities and DEA agent Colin Bates (Bradley Cooper) will not let him out of his sight. Inspired by the true story of veteran Leo Sharp.

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