Clint Eastwood refuses to slow when he turns 95, working on a new movie

Clint of Eastwood He said he did not intend to slow down his work when he celebrates his 95th birthday.

In a recent interview with Austrian newspaper Kurie, The legendary actor and director, who was 95 years old on Saturday, showed that he was in the previous production of the new film, disclosing the rumors that “jury 2” in 2024 will become his last film.

“There is no reason why a man cannot recover with age,” he explained. “And I have a lot more experience today. Of course, there are directors who lose touch at a certain age, but I’m not one of them.”

Clint Eastwood celebrates its 95th birthday. (Kevin Winter/Getti Images for AFI)

Istwood launched his acting career in 1954 when provided a contract with Universal Pictures. Initially, he fought for the roles and took on minor parts in the films, including “Tarantula” 1955 and “Revenge creature” before Universal stopped his contract in 1955.

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The actor played with a breakthrough when he was lifted as Rudy Yates in the popular Western TV “Rawhide”, which was released from 1959 to 1965.

Istwood also found international glory in the 1960s, when he played a person without a name – a fearless shooter whose oldism disguised his cruelty. The character appeared in the Italian Western director Sergio Leon, popularly known as “Western Spaghetti”, and included 1964 “bought in dollars”; 1965 “For a few dollars more” and “good, bad and ugly” in 1966.

In 1967, three films were released in the US and became rental hits, installing Istwood as a bankable Hollywood star.

Istwood won two Oscars for “uninterested”. (Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.)

Continuing to shoot in the Western, including “Outlaw Josey Wales” and “Pale Rider”, Istwood debuted in 1971, when he welcomed the critically famous movie “Play Misty For Me”. In the same year, Eastwood starred as Police Inspector Harry Kalahan in the “dirty mountain” combat thriller. The film was critical and commercial success and gave rise to four sequels.

In 1992, Eastwood received two awards of the academy after the management and production of the classic Western “unexplained”.

“I’m going to work as long as I can still learn either as long as I’m really old.”

– Clint of Eastwood

In 1995, Eastwood was filmed from Maryl Strip in the hit-romantic Drama Madison District, based on the novel of the same name. The role noted the retreat from ordinary hard roles and demonstrated its versatility as an actor.

The California native found further success in the critical and commercial hits “Mystic -Raak” (2003), “Mill of Millions of Dollars” (2004) and “Ivo Jim’s letters” (2006).

At the age of 74, Eastwood became the oldest person who, if -won the Academy Award for the best director for “Milk per million”, which also received “Oscar” for the best picture.

Several other famous films include “Gran Torino” (2008) “Invictus” (2009), “J. Edgar” (2011), “American snipe” (2014), “Sully” (2016), “Mule” (2018), (2018), (2018), (2018), (2018), (2018), (2018), (2018), (2018), (2018) (2018), (2018), (2018), “Richard Jewel” (2019) and “Cry Macho” (2021).

Eastwood showed the range in front of the camera, shot in the “Dirty Harry” series in the 70s. (Dirty mountain)

Talking to the Chur, Eastwood reflected on the secret behind his movement.

“I always knew you could get further with a positive attitude to life than negative,” he said. “You don’t have to see a glass half empty. And I had such a feeling when I was 25 years old as a novice actor, to whom many producers said I was unsuccessful. I even heard a small voice when I said you could do it.”

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Istwood also shared his thoughts on the current state Hollywood movies, Solving the spread of sequel, remakes and franching films.

“We live in the era of Remakes and the franchise,” he said. “I shoot a long time, but I was not interested in a long time. My philosophy: do something new or stay at home.”

Istwood said he was in the previous production of a new film. (Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for Cinemacon)

Istwood, who was married twice and had several long -term partners, is the father of eight children, including the daughter Laurie, 69, daughter Kimber, 60 years old, son Kyle, 57 years old Daughter Alison, 53Son Scott, 39, daughter Catherine, 37, daughter Francesco, 31 years old, and daughter Morgan, 28.

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During the interview with the Courie, Istwood asked if his partners were disturbed when he worked with some of the most beautiful Hollywood actress.

“Women in my life always knew that I would not leave them just because I was flirting with other women,” he said. “I am satisfied with my life. At some point, I was always older than my wives, but I feel as young as they are at least thought.”

“And physical terms I am still all good, so I hope no one will be about me long,” he added.

Istwood plans to continue to work “as long as I can still learn or until I really get old.” (Reuters)

Istwood also explained why he believes he continues to find success after his career covers seven decades.

“I didn’t repeat myself, I didn’t always shoot the same movie, I always tried something new,” he said. “New genre, another role.”

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“As an actor, I still contract with the studio, was in the old system and therefore forced to learn something new every year,” he added.

“And so I’m going to work as long as I can still learn or as long as I’m really old.”