Eastwood has won Oscars four times, for Best Director and Best Picture for The Unforgivables and Million Dollar Baby.
The portal DiscussingFilm ensures that Clint Eastwood is planning his next movie with Warner Bros., and apparently it will be the last of his career. It would be his 40th film, and although Eastwood as such has not made statements about whether it really is the end, industrial difficulties and his advanced age (he is 93 years old) suggest that retirement is getting closer. . Eastwood is determined to write and direct, in theory with no intention of also putting himself in front of the cameras.
For this, he prefers a young high-profile Hollywood actor to be determined. The working title of this film is swear #2 (“Jury number 2”) and is articulated as a judicial thriller with a promising premise: the member of a jury in a murder trial discovers that he could be guilty, and is torn between surrendering to justice or manipulating the rest of the jury members to escape punishment.
Eastwood has won an Oscar four times, for Best Director and Best Picture for The unforgivables and million dollar Baby. He is a living legend of Hollywood having chained a career as a star in the western with jumping to directing in the 70s, and has not stopped directing since then. Juror #2 thus joins an enviable filmography where, in addition to the aforementioned titles, they shine The Bridges of Madison, The Exchange, Letters from Iwo Jima, Mystic River, or A Perfect World.
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