Clint Eastwood refuses to slow down as he steps up to the 95th year, working in a new movie

Clint Eastwood He announced that he had no intention of slowing down because he recognized his 95th birthday.

In the latest interview Austrian newspaper Kuriyar, The mythical actor and director, who entered the 95th year on Saturday, revealed that he was pre-produced in a new film, dismissing rumors as the final film of 2024.

“There is no reason for man to get better at age,” he explained. “And I have a lot of experience today. Sure, there are directors who lose touch at a certain age, but I’m not one of them.”

Eastwood began his acting career in 1954 with Universal Pictures. He initially struggled to descend the characters and got small parts in films including the 1955 “Tarantula” and “Revenge of the Creature”, before Universal ended his contract in 1955.

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The actor dropped his brilliant role when he played the role of Rowdy Yates in the popular TV Western “Rawhide”, which was broadcast from 1959 to 1965.

Eastwood found an international star when he played any name in the 1960s – a staple gunfighter’s stoisism hidden his cruelty. The character is popular as “Spagio Leone’s Italian Westerners” as “Spaghetti Westers” and included the 1964 “A Fistful of Dollar”; 1965 “For some Dollar More” and 1966 “The Good, The Bad and the Ugly”.

In 1967, three films were released in the United States and hit the box office, established Eastwood as a bankble Hollywood star.

While continuing to star in Westerners, including “The La Tla Josie Wales” and “Pale Rider”, Eastwood debuted in 1971 when he was helmeted by a critically acclaimed film called “Play Misty for Me”. That same year, Eastwood starred Inspector of Police Harry Calahan in Action-Thriller “Dirty Harry”. The film was crucial and commercial success and sparked four nations.

Eastwood received two Academy Awards in 1992 after being directed and produced by the classic Western “Anfargiven”.

“I’m still going to learn something or work until I’m really old.”

– Clint Eastwood

In 1995, Eastwood starred with Merrill Streep in the hit romantic drama “The Bridges of Madison County” based on the novel of the same name. The character recognized his departure from his common tough person roles and demonstrated his versatile as an actor.

California locals found further success with critical and commercial hits with “Mystic River” (2003), “Million Dollar Baby” (2004) and “Letters From Ivo Jima” (2006).

At the age of 74, he became the oldest man to win the Academy Award for the Best Director for “Million Dollar Baby”, which won the Oscar for the best film.

In some other acclaimed films of Eastwood “Gran Torino” (2008) “Invictus” (2009), “J. Edgar” (2011), “American Sniper” (2014), “Sully” (2016), “The Mule” (2018), “Richard Jewel” (2019) And “Cry Maco” (2021).

While talking to Kurier, Eastwood reflected the secret behind his drive.

“I always knew that you could get further to life than to be negative,” he said. “You shouldn’t see the glass half empty. And when I was 25, there was that feeling when I was 25, and many producers were told that I was a failure as an ambitious actor. I also heard a little voice inside me. Then you can do it.”

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Eastwood also shared his ideas about the current state of Hollywood movies, Determine the transmission of the northers, remakes and franchise films.

“We live in the era of remake and franchises,” he noted. “I’ve shot the northgings three times, but I’m not interested in a long time for it. My philosophy: Make a new one or stay at home.”

Fathers of eight children, including Eastwood, Daughter Lorry, 69, Daughter Kimber, 60, son Kyle, 57 Daughter Alison, 53Son Scott, 39, daughter Kathryn, 37, daughter Franceska, 31, and daughter Morgan, 28.

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In an interview with Kuriyar, Eastwood was asked if his partner was disturbed while working with some beautiful actresses in Hollywood.

“Women in my life always know that I will not leave them because I flirt with other women,” he said. “I am happy in my life. At a certain time, I am always bigger than my wives, but as young as they are, at least psychologically.”

“And physically I still do well, so no one has to worry about me in this regard,” he said.

Eastwood explained why he believed that he continued to success after a career Spread over seven decades.

“I haven’t repeated myself. I didn’t always make the same movie. I will always try something new,” he said. “New type, different character.”

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

“That’s why I am going to work. But I can still learn something or until I am really old.”