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13 Jan 15 22:29
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Looks good for it, if I look anywhere near as good as that at that age, I'll be a happy man.

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By:
SlippyBlue
When: 13 Jan 15 22:31
He looks absolutely brilliant and the bloke is an an absolute legend and I use that word very sparingly in life.
By:
Mr Eboue
When: 13 Jan 15 22:38
My grandma is 90 on April fools day.

She has a busier social life than me! Only last week she invited 24 of her friends round for an afternoon tea and pi55 up!

She still drives, walks when needed, plays bridge twice a week.

Remarkable really.
By:
gibs
When: 13 Jan 15 23:21
and his new film, "American Sniper" is well worth a look
By:
guinness2dear
When: 14 Jan 15 00:15
The guy who wrote the book died a couple of years ago. Think he was only in his 30s..
By:
Platini
When: 14 Jan 15 01:20
He is, and will always be my fav movie star.

By:
smartie3
When: 14 Jan 15 09:55
Seconded. Can still watch his stuff now and is the coolest on the planet. Has been for near on 60 years.
By:
Back High Lay Low
When: 14 Jan 15 10:31
I'm tryin to eat lunch here
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 14 Jan 15 12:02
Great movie star. May seem sacriligious to suggest it but I feel his output in the last decade or so behind the camera is giving his body of work in front of it a good run for it's money.
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 14 Jan 15 12:02
My punctuation is getting worserer.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 14 Jan 15 12:03
You people have got to be joking, he's like a warmed up corpse here.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-30805586

84 years of age and he looks it.
By:
Just Checking
When: 14 Jan 15 12:10
I went on to the Grauniad last week to confirm their coverage of the France thing was as Grauniad-ish as you'd expect, and noticed in the side bar a link to an article attacking American Sniper that looked like typical Grauniad anti-american drivel.

It not liking it is enough for me to indicate it's probably a very good film Laugh
By:
The Leopard
When: 14 Jan 15 12:11
I know he used to have a rigorous fitness regime ....probably still does.

My Dad's 84 but retired when he was 60....got a good pension.
By:
Back High Lay Low
When: 14 Jan 15 12:20
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By:
The Leopard
When: 14 Jan 15 12:23
^ I don't get it?
By:
Back High Lay Low
When: 14 Jan 15 12:31
It's the Simpsons version of Harry Callahan......'McGarnagle'.
By:
The Leopard
When: 14 Jan 15 12:49
The yellow skin always put me off The Simpsons.
By:
screaming from beneaththewaves
When: 14 Jan 15 15:02
I agree with Crippen.

Eastwood looked in better shape after he'd been dragged across the desert by Eli Wallach than he does right now.
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 14 Jan 15 15:41
Being 84 may do that to you.
By:
Hound-Dog-2
When: 14 Jan 15 15:54
Still directing films at 84.  Remember him as Rowdy Yates in the old black and white TV series Rawhide. Before that he was just another Hollywood contract player getting small roles in Hollywood B-movies. (for the younger ones on here, there always use to be 2 films when you went to the cinema, the main film and the B-picture).
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 14 Jan 15 16:02
Good ol' Clint. Love him.

And Elvis would've been 80 last Thursday. Shocked
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 14 Jan 15 16:31
I know he ate a lot of cheese burgers but I don't think he'd have got to 80. I think he'd have gone on a diet before then.
By:
Bergkamp93
When: 14 Jan 15 16:39

Jan 13, 2015 -- 10:31PM, SlippyBlue wrote:


He looks absolutely brilliant and the bloke is an an absolute legend and I use that word very sparingly in life.


I second this, Favorite actor also, then it would be Jack Nicholson ...Both absolute Legends !

By:
Platini
When: 16 Jan 15 21:10
Not my fav actor, he'd be the first to say he was never gonna win any oscars ( man's gotta know his limitations ) but far an away my fav movie star. Charisma and screen presence in spades - a real holywood icon, the likes of which haven't been seen since John Wayne.
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 16 Jan 15 21:35
I liked Wayne but he wasn't a patch on Mitchum as an actor or an icon in my view.
By:
Roger The Butler
When: 16 Jan 15 22:36
Clint is an utter legend.

Brilliant in his younger days in westerns and cop movies, also really like A Perfect World with Costner, and in recent years Gran Torino a superb example of his work - if you haven't seen it you should. Must have been late 70s making that and he/it is brilliant.
By:
kenny mann
When: 16 Jan 15 22:54
Gran Torino was a fantastic film which I watched 3 times when it was on TC recently as I think you need to with some movies. Shawshank is a good example to appreciate its brilliance.

Clint has been superb throughout his career and seems a very nice chap.
By:
pawras
When: 17 Jan 15 13:16
I know I'm greedy but I would have liked one more western out of him but I suppose it's better to go out on a high like Unforgiven, I suppose that is to him like "The Shootist" is for John Wayne.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 17 Jan 15 16:26
Star quality is what is needed, good actors are ten a penny.
By:
lfc1971
When: 17 Jan 15 17:58
He was the last great movie star.
By:
kenny mann
When: 29 Nov 15 21:38
Gran Torino is on again on Channel 5. Superb movie. Record it on 5 plus 1 hour.
By:
stonecold-
When: 29 Nov 15 21:49
cheers aint seen it in a while great film
By:
kenny mann
When: 29 Nov 15 22:03
You're wecome stonecold.
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