Nothing stops Clint Eastwood.
While the American studios are increasing the layoffs and that many shootings are stopped because of the health crisis, the American filmmaker is working on his next feature film.
According to the US site Deadline, Eastwood, who turned 90 on May 31, has already started to spot places where he could shoot.
The film will be called "Cry Macho" and will tell the story of a former rodeo star turned horse breeder, who accepts a mission: to travel to Mexico to abduct a child, who lives with his alcoholic mother, to bring him back. to his father in Texas.
"I make one film a year, it's something obsessive"
This future feature film, of which we still do not know the shooting dates, will be the 39th of the Californian filmmaker.
In February, the great Clint, who appeared in 72 films, released “The Richard Jewell Case,” a drama based on the true story of a vigilante from the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. “I'm making a movie by year, it's something obsessive ”, declared the director in“ the Point ”.
A few weeks earlier, Arnold Schwarzenegger had posted a photo of himself with Clint Eastwood at the top of a ski slope.
And the eldest looked as tanned and athletic as the former governor of California ... "Find a more iconic duo", then challenged Schwarzenegger in the caption of a photo that has been around social networks.
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Name a more iconic duo.
I'll wait.
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Clint Eastwood, who last appeared in 2018 in "The Mule", is expected to star in "Cry Macho".
The screenplay for this feature film was co-written by N. Richard Nash, who signed the novel of the same name in the 1970s, and Nick Schenk, screenwriter of two Eastwood films, "Gran Torino" (2008) and " the mule ".
In 2011, the same Arnold Schwarzenegger had considered playing the lead role of "Cry Macho", but the project was not successful.