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ChannelDate & TimeTitleBuy
TNTSun, May 11, 6:30 AMBlood WorkBuy
TNTSun, May 11, 9:00 AMAbsolute PowerBuy
MOMAXeSun, May 11, 11:20 AMSudden ImpactBuy
TNTMon, May 12, 2:30 AMAbsolute PowerBuy
MOMAXeMon, May 12, 3:00 PMEscape from AlcatrazBuy
HBO2eMon, May 12, 4:45 PMTrue CrimeBuy
CINEMAXWed, May 14, 4:20 AMPaint Your WagonBuy
BIOWed, May 14, 9:00 PMBiographyBuy
BIOThu, May 15, 1:00 AMBiographyBuy
HBO2eThu, May 15, 4:15 AMMaking of 'Flags of Our Fathers'Buy
AMCThu, May 15, 5:30 PMIn the Line of FireBuy
CINEMAXThu, May 15, 10:05 PMMagnum ForceBuy
HBO2eThu, May 15, 11:40 PMFlags of Our FathersBuy
AMCFri, May 16, 8:00 PMHang 'em HighBuy
AMCFri, May 16, 10:30 PMFirefoxBuy
TNTSat, May 17, 2:30 AMUnforgivenBuy
AMCSat, May 17, 10:30 AMHang 'em HighBuy
AMCSat, May 17, 1:00 PMThe Good, the Bad and the UglyBuy
AMCSat, May 17, 8:00 PMMillion Dollar BabyBuy
AMCSun, May 18, 7:00 AMThe Good, the Bad and the UglyBuy
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Clint Eastwood Biography

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  • Birth Name: Clinton Eastwood Jr.
  • Birth Place: San Francisco, CA
  • Date of Birth / Zodiac Sign: 05/31/1930, Gemini
  • Profession: Actor, director, producer, composer, writer
Academy Award-winning producer/director. Oscar-nominated actor. Movie composer. Elected politician. Notorious ladies' man. Father of seven. Although this multitasking entertainment icon started out as an uncredited bit player in '50s B-movies (Revenge of the Creature, Tarantula), he spent the next five decades chuckling at his inauspicious showbiz beginnings. Rugged, handsome, manly and stoic, Eastwood first came to fame in small-screen Westerns, notably Rawhide as the well-named trail boss Rowdy Yates. During his tenure on the series, he starred in A Fistful of Dollars, the first of a trilogy of '60s spaghetti Westerns directed by Italian auteur Sergio Leone. As the quiet but deadly Man with No Name in the aforementioned Dollars, For a Few Dollars More and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Eastwood found international fame. Clad in a black hat and ragged poncho, and locked in a frozen grimace, he was the ideal antihero for a tumultuous era. He continued to favor the genre stateside, appearing in a string of Westerns, some more successful (Coogan's Bluff, directed by frequent collaborator Don Siegel) than others (the notorious flop Paint Your Wagon, in which Eastwood serenades the trees). 1971 was a career-changing year for him. He made his feature-film directorial debut with Play Misty for Me, a taut thriller starring Eastwood as a deejay stalked by a fan. In addition, he created his second seminal role, the title character in Siegel's Dirty Harry, a renegade San Francisco cop out to stop a serial killer and any other criminals unlucky enough to cross his path. During the '70s and '80s, Eastwood played Dirty Harry three more times and continued to headline Westerns, many of which he directed (High Plains Drifter, The Outlaw Josey Wales opposite longtime love Sondra Locke). He even added comedies to his résumé (Every Which Way But Loose, costarring Locke and an orangutan) proving that his popularity crossed all genres. In the '80s, Eastwood kept up his breakneck pace, adding politics to his list of accomplishments when he was elected mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California. However, the fiftysomething entertainer wasn't quite the box-office draw he once was, and many of his projects were critical and commercial disappointments. 1988 was a particularly bittersweet year for Eastwood. He bid adieu to Dirty Harry in the franchise's final installment The Dead Pool and also ended his relationship with Locke acrimoniously (she ended up suing him). However, that same year Eastwood was nominated for a Golden Palm at the Cannes Film Festival for helming Bird, the harrowing biopic of jazz great/heroin addict Charlie Parker. Although Eastwood continued to star in a number of films, most of which he helmed, from that point on he became more celebrated for his talents behind the camera. At age 62, he earned his first-ever Oscar nominations, as the producer, director and star of the bleak 1992 revisionist Western Unforgiven (opposite then-girlfriend Frances Fisher), and took home statuettes for best director and best film. Eleven years later, after a string of commercially successful movies, including the romance The Bridges of Madison County and the actioner In the Line of Fire, Eastwood garnered two more Academy Award nods as director and producer of the bloody 2003 morality tale Mystic River. The next y
Clint Eastwood Fast Facts:
  • Landed role as Rowdy Yates on Rawhide while visiting a friend on the CBS studio lot. An executive spotted him, thought he looked like a cowboy and asked him to audition.
  • Recorded the 1963 album Rawhide's Clint Eastwood Sings Cowboy Favorites.
  • Wore the same poncho — and never washed it — during the filming of A Fistful Of Dollars (1964), For A Few Dollars More (1965), and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966).
  • Was set to play Two-Face in the '60s Batman series but the show ended up being canceled.
  • Took the title role in Dirty Harry (1971) after Frank Sinatra dropped out.
  • At age 74, he was the oldest person ever to be honored with a best director Oscar for Million Dollar Baby in 2004.
    Clint Eastwood Relationships:
  • Alison Eastwood - Daughter
  • Roxanne Tunis - Ex-significant Other
  • Kyle Eastwood - Son
  • Frances Fisher - Ex-significant Other
  • Sondra Locke - Ex-significant Other
  • Jacelyn Reeves - Ex-significant Other
  • Jean Eastwood - Sister
  • Kathryn Ann Reeves - Daughter
  • Kimber Eastwood - Daughter
  • Clinton Eastwood Sr. - Father
  • Dina Ruiz - Wife
  • Maggie Johnson - Ex-wife
  • Morgan Eastwood - Daughter
  • Ruth Eastwood - Mother
  • Francesca Ruth Fisher Eastwood - Daughter
  • Scott Reeves - Son

  • Clint Eastwood Awards:
  • 1989 Golden Globe: Best Director - Motion Picture - Winner
  • 1993 Golden Globe: Best Director - Motion Picture - Winner
  • 2004 Golden Globe: Best Director - Motion Picture - Nominee
  • 2005 Golden Globe: Best Director - Motion Picture - Winner
  • 2007 Golden Globe: Best Director - Motion Picture - Nominee
  • 2007 Golden Globe: Best Director - Motion Picture - Nominee
  • 2005 Golden Globe: Best Original Score - Motion Picture - Nominee
  • 1992 Oscar: Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role - Nominee
  • 2004 Oscar: Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role - Nominee
  • 1994 Oscar: The Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award - Winner
  • 2008 Golden Globe: Best Original Score - Motion Picture - Nominee
  • 2008 Golden Globe: Best Original Song - Motion Picture - Nominee
  • 1988 Golden Globe: Cecil B. DeMille Award - Winner
  • 1971 Golden Globe: Henrietta Award (World Film Favorites) - Winner
  • 1992 Oscar: Best Achievement in Directing - Winner
  • 2003 Oscar: Best Achievement in Directing - Nominee
  • 2004 Oscar: Best Achievement in Directing - Winner
  • 2006 Oscar: Best Achievement in Directing - Nominee
  • 1992 Oscar: Best Motion Picture of the Year - Winner
  • 2003 Oscar: Best Motion Picture of the Year - Nominee
  • 2004 Oscar: Best Motion Picture of the Year - Winner
  • 2006 Oscar: Best Motion Picture of the Year - Nominee

  • College:
  • Attended Los Angeles City College, Los Angeles, CA
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