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« on: March 09, 2020, 10:44:45 AM » |
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Hello everybody, When reading an interesting article about the making of Richard Jewell, I learned that Clint is planning to shoot his next picture in Hawaii, in the end of next spring. Nothing was revealed about that project. That article was published in Transfuge magazine, issue 136, February 2020, which is a French magazine on litterature, music, movies, art. Jean-Paul Chaillet, a French reporter specialized in movies, spent a couple days on Richard Jewell movie set. He visited many Clint Eastwood movies sets in the past.
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« Reply #2 on: March 09, 2020, 04:09:16 PM » |
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Hello everybody, When reading an interesting article about the making of Richard Jewell, I learned that Clint is planning to shoot his next picture in Hawaii, in the end of next spring. Nothing was revealed about that project. That article was published in Transfuge magazine, issue 136, February 2020, which is a French magazine on litterature, music, movies, art. Jean-Paul Chaillet, a French reporter specialized in movies, spent a couple days on Richard Jewell movie set. He visited many Clint Eastwood movies sets in the past.
Well. I can't wait.
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« Reply #13 on: March 14, 2020, 03:07:37 PM » |
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Personally I'm hoping Eastwood doesn't do another movie for a few years and ultimately does a movie with an edge...I was hoping He would had bought the rights to Davd Grann's book 'Killers Of The Flower Moon' which is based on the Osage murders that took place in the 1930's. It was a gripping historical story, but it looks like Scorsese is doing the movie.
Yes, Martin Scorsese is planning to do ‘Killers Of The Flower Moon’ with Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro. John Edgar Hoover will be one of the main characters but I don’t know if DiCaprio will embody him again. About Clint Eastwood, I’ll always be enthusiastic with a new movie project. Of course, I would like to see him as an actor again. I hope that he will return to fictional stories. But it’s up to him. Anyway, I’m still curious about his projects. He did so many great movies. Perry, I don’t think that Clint is able to wait for some years before making an other movie. In fact, he is a workaholic. But I absolutely agree with you about the fact that Clint should do a movie with an edge.
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« Reply #17 on: March 18, 2020, 04:20:00 AM » |
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Well obviously Eastwood's age could play a factor in his future in doing movies...I'm aware of that. Also you have to consider the fact that since Million Dollar Baby only 4 or maybe 5 of his 14 or 15 movies he's made since then have been box office hits. Some movie studios might shy away from that as well. Eastwood might even go the route Scorsese did for cable with The Irishman. Who knows.
Hard to believe this is my 1000th post. I thought I would had been thrown out of this website years ago.......
Well obviously Eastwood's age could play a factor in his future in doing movies...I'm aware of that. Also you have to consider the fact that since Million Dollar Baby only 4 or maybe 5 of his 14 or 15 movies he's made since then have been box office hits. Some movie studios might shy away from that as well. Eastwood might even go the route Scorsese did for cable with The Irishman. Who knows.
Hard to believe this is my 1000th post. I thought I would had been thrown out of this website years ago.......
Congratulations for your 1000th post, Perry !  Yes, after Million Dollar Baby, some Clint Eastwood movies were box office hits in America: Gran Torino, American Sniper, Sully and The Mule. Even if everything is possible, I don’t think that Clint would go to Netflix or Amazon in order to make a movie. He’s part of Warner Bros’ history for a long time now. So, I think that Warner Bros will support Clint projects, like WB supported Stanley Kubrick projects. Christopher Nolan has that type of partnership with WB but he seems to be more blockbusters oriented.
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