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CLINT
Introduction by Clint Eastwood; Retrospective by Richard Schickel

Publication Date:February 2010
Illustrations:325 colour and b&w
Price £ 25
Extent: 288pp
Format:292 x 248mm
Binding: Hardback
Territory:World English (Sterling Publishing); Germany (Edel); France (Flammarion); Finland (Otava); Sweden (Forma); Spain (Blume); Japan (Kinema-Junpo)

 

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Publication Overview

  • The definitive illustrated and authorised monograph of a true Hollywood icon
  • Published to tie in with the release of the Warner Bros. boxset of 35 Clint Eastwood movies and Richard Schickel's television documentary
  • Limited edition signed by Clint Eastwood and Richard Schickel

Over the course of a celebrated and spellbinding career " both on screen and behind the camera - Clint Eastwood has become one of the all-time Hollywood greats. From early starring roles in Sergio Leone's genre-busting spaghetti western A Fistful of Dollars to recent movies such as Gran Torino, he has captivated audiences with his tough guy persona for over forty years. No other other actor has come close to him in defining the straight-talking American hero in the mould of John Wayne and Gary Cooper.

As a director, his films have also received great acclaim. He re-invented the Western genre with Unforgiven, while recent films such as Letters from Iwo Jima and Gran Torino have been hailed as modern classics. He is one of only three living directors to have directed two Best Picture Academy Award winners (for Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby) and he has recently completed Invictus with Morgan Freeman playing Nelson Mandela.

This beautifully produced book is the definitive illustrated retrospective of this iconic Hollywood figure. Spanning over sixty films, it features rare images from Clint Eastwood's own archive; it also includes revealing behind-the-scenes photos that show the film-maker at work, as well as many iconic pictures that capture his unforgettable screen performances. The award-winning documentary maker and distinguished critic Richard Schickel contributes an illuminating introduction, along with film commentaries and a comprehensive filmography.

Watch the official Amazon.com trailer for the Warner Bros. boxset Clint Eastwood: 35 Years 35 Films at Warner Bros. and Clint: A Retrospecitve here:

http://www.amazon.com/Clint-Eastwood-Films-Years-Warner/dp/B002Z7FN7Q/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1264590053&sr=1-3