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« Reply #243 on: February 17, 2021, 08:22:40 AM » |
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Thank you for your detailed lists, Honkytonkman
I think that I share most of your choices.
First of all, we can see that Sergio Leone and Don Siegel were the most influential directors in Clint Eastwood career.
About Tightrope, which was officially directed by Richard Tuggle, many books and studies said that it was actually directed by Clint. Although there is no explicit statement about it, there are many clues given by those books and studies that can make us think that Clint was the true director of Tightrope. In fact, Richard Tuggle would have been uncomfortable with the shooting of some scenes, especially the scenes with Alison Eastwood: directing her in the presence of Clint would not have been easy for Richard Tuggle. Plus, Tuggle had no experience about the technical aspects of filmmaking. So, after some days of shooting, Clint would have replaced Richard Tuggle. However, Clint would have allowed him to stay on the set during the rest of the shooting. Finally, Tuggle was credited as the director of Tightrope: probably because Clint wanted to avoid some troubles with the Directors Guild of America and maybe because of the explicit content of the film. In my selection, I considered Tightrope as a film directed by Clint.
My selection:
Best Clint performance for another director's film:
1. The Good The Bad and The Ugly 2. Dirty Harry 3. The Beguiled 4. A Fistful of Dollars 5. Escape From Alcatraz 6. For A Few Dollars More 7. Thunderbolt and Lightfoot 8. In the Line of Fire 9. Hang'em High 10. Coogan's Bluff
Best Clint performance in a Clint film:
1. Unforgiven 2. Million Dollar Baby 3. The Outlaw Josey Wales 4. Honkytonk Man 5. Bronco Billy 6. The Bridges of Madison County 7. Heartbreak Ridge 8. White Hunter Black Heart 9. Play Misty for Me 10. Tightrope
Best Clint film with Clint:
1. Unforgiven 2. Million Dollar Baby 3. The Outlaw Josey Wales 4. A Perfect World 5. Honkytonk Man 6. High Plains Drifter 7. The Bridges of Madison County 8. Bronco Billy 9. Pale Rider 10. Gran Torino
Best Clint film without Clint:
1. Bird 2. Mystic River 3. Letters From Iwo Jima 4. Flags of Our Fathers 5. Changeling 6. Breezy 7. American Sniper 8. Richard Jewell 9. Sully 10. J.Edgar
Best Clint music for a Clint film:
1. Unforgiven (Claudia's Theme) 2. Million Dollar Baby 3. The Bridges of Madison County (Doe Eyes Theme) 4. Mystic River 5. A Perfect World (Big Fran's Baby Theme) 6. Changeling 7. Flags of Our Fathers 8. Absolute Power (Kate's Theme) 9. Space Cowboys (Espacio Theme) 10. True Crime (Why Should I Care Theme)
The worst films of his career (I did not consider the films of the 1950's because Clint had no significant roles with the exception of Ambush at Cimarron Pass and The First Travelling Saleslady)
1. The 15:17 to Paris 2. Pink Cadillac 3. Any Which Way You Can 4. The Dead Pool 5. City Heat 6. The Rookie 7. Firefox 8. Joe Kidd 9. The Eiger Sanction 10. The Enforcer
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« Reply #249 on: March 06, 2021, 12:39:17 PM » |
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Yes, this is the first time that Mark Mancina works for Clint. Mancina composed the music of Speed, Bad Boys, Twister and Training Day. He worked for some Disney films like Tarzan or Moana. According to Wikipedia, Mark Mancina lives in Carmel.
Carmel? Haha, Clint is becoming lazy, he probably meets Mancina each weekend at the supermarket  I don't blame him, he's 90...  Well, I will regret Sandoval too, but it will be a challenge for Mancina after all those blockbusters. I hope he will not forget it will be an intimate movie. If not, Clint will reminds him of it 
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« Reply #250 on: March 10, 2021, 06:12:22 AM » |
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Carmel? Haha, Clint is becoming lazy, he probably meets Mancina each weekend at the supermarket  I don't blame him, he's 90...  Well, I will regret Sandoval too, but it will be a challenge for Mancina after all those blockbusters. I hope he will not forget it will be an intimate movie. If not, Clint will reminds him of it 
I do not know, Batfunk2 Maybe Arturo Sandoval was just unavailable, like cinematographer Yves Belanger I am curious to know how Mark Mancina and Ben Davis got to work with Clint Because of the pandemic, Clint had to adapt his work Ben Davis and Mark Mancina have some good experience in movie business So, I am optimistic for the work that they will bring to Cry Macho I wonder if Joel Cox is the editor I hope that we will know Cry Macho release date and have more elements very soon
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« Reply #251 on: March 10, 2021, 07:59:10 AM » |
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Hocine, about Eastwood's lazyness, "je plaisante is" :p As James Brown , he's the hardest working man in showbusiness ;)You're surely right about the pandemic, Clint had to adapt to it. I'm sure Bocina is competent but talented? I don't know his work.i'm not worried about the score because Music is discreet in recent Eastwood movies. I love his homemade musical patterns but, for me, the last great original soundtrack was Lalo Schifrin's Sudden impact. Lennie Niehaus work was adequate, no more, I prefer his jazz albums.
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« Reply #252 on: March 10, 2021, 10:56:00 AM » |
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I like the music that Lalo Schifrin did for Sudden Impact too: in particular, the music which opens the film, This Side of Forever song, sung by Roberta Flack and the music that we can hear when Harry reappears like a vengeful angel at the end of the film. The partnership between Clint and Schifrin was very effective: Coogan's Bluff, Kelly's Heroes, The Beguiled, Dirty Harry, Joe Kidd, Magnum Force, Sudden Impact and The Dead Pool.
I think that today, Lalo Schifrin can easily be connected with Clint, like Ennio Morricone.
However, Lennie Niehaus' contribution to Clint films, in the music department, was actually so tremendous. He surely helped to redefine and shape the atmosphere of Clint films, from Tightrope to Blood Work. He orchestrated the music of The Outlaw Josey Wales, The Enforcer, the Gauntlet and Escape From Alcatraz. Lennie Niehaus also orchestrated all the Clint films from Mystic River to Gran Torino. What a great career !
Lennie Niehaus was really a key element of Clint Eastwood films.
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