Clint Eastwood

Clint Eastwood (born May 31, 1930) is an award-winning actor and director.

Eastwood began his career on television, eventually starring on the series Rawhide. He later enjoyed success in films as both an actor and director. His notable credits include the Dirty Harry franchise, Kelly's Heroes, Bronco Billy, City Heat, In the Line of Fire (with John Malkovich), The Bridges of Madison Country, Unforgiven (with Morgan Freeman and Richard Harris), Million Dollar Baby, Gran Torino and Trouble With the Curve (with Robert Patrick).

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Mike and the Bots harangued the well-known film critic (and later guest star) Leonard Maltin over the end credits of Laserblast for giving that movie the same two and a half stars ranking as he assigned to more acclaimed films such as Eastwood's Unforgiven.
Eastwood starred in the films Every Which Way But Loose and Any Which Way You Can, which co-starred an orangutan. These films prompted an argument between Professor Bobo and Observer at the end of Episode #813.
Eastwood's signature quote from the Dirty Harry films is randomly referenced by Michael J. Nelson during his and Kevin Murphy's RiffTrax treatment of 1978's Halloween.^[1]
"Clint Eastwood" was the alias adopted by the time-traveling character Marty McFly when he went to the late-1800s in the film Back to the Future Part III. Posters for two of Eastwood's early films (both of which starred John Agar) were displayed at the drive-in movie theater near where Marty's time machine was hidden during the 1950s.