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With Cry Macho, Clint Eastwood does not retreat

2021-09-16T10:08:48.019Z


With his new film, which will be released in France on November 10, the legendary American actor and director shows that at 91 he is not about to unhitch.


Thinking of the incredible longevity of Clint Eastwood, who at 91 is promoting his new movie

Cry Macho

(

Weeping macho

), the urge to hijack his famous line in

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Immediately comes to mind: “

You see, the world is divided into two categories: those who stop and those who continue.

I continue.

"

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The hero of American-style action films is therefore not tired and retirement is not on his program.

At 91 in the spring - Clint Eastwood was born on 31st 1930 in San Francisco - the Hollywood legend not only made his fortieth film,

Cry Macho

, but he also rides there and even finds time to unleash a shot. fist.

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Cry Macho

, in theaters Friday in the United States (November 10 in France) returns to the westerns which made the glory of the actor. He plays there a former rodeo champion, Mike Milo, in charge of a last mission. Milo must travel to Mexico and find the son of his ex-boss, Rafo, and in the process teach him to ride a horse.



"

The idea for this film dates back to forty years,

" recalls Clint Eastwood. With humor he said at the time to a producer: "

I'm too young for the role, why don't I direct the film and we take Robert Mitchum?"

"



This beautiful project was lost in the limbo of the seventh art and Clint Eastwood, after a few decades of reflection, finally felt that he now had the ideal profile, with age and wrinkles helping, to play himself, Mike Milo, the main character.

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What everyone likes to see in the back is Clint with a cowboy hat, perched on a horse,

” said Tim Moore, his longtime collaborator and producer, recently.

He hasn't been on a horse since

Merciless,” he noted again, referring to this Oscar-winning western in 1993. “

And the first day of filming when he was on horseback, the team was overexcited.

It was a special moment

, ”he concluded admiringly.

A contemporary western

Award-winning multiple Oscars, Eastwood rose to international stardom in the 1960s with Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns, the infamous

For a Fistful of Dollars

,

And For A Few Dollars More

and

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

trilogy

.


Since his debut behind the camera in 1971 with

A Shiver in the Night

, he has chained film after film, often with success, and has expressed his desire to continue working as long as he finds projects "

worthy of interest

". He had announced to end his acting career after

Gran Torino

in 2008, but had returned to service four years later for

A New Chance.

, then again in 2018 with

La Mule

.



The trailer for

Cry Macho

, which is released simultaneously in theaters and on the streaming platform HBO Max, makes numerous references to the age difference between the two heroes of the film, which forges a link on the way back to Texas, strewn with pitfalls.

And like in

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

, a line from

Cry Macho

will perhaps go down in history: “

Before you were strong, macho

”, says Rafo, played by the young Mexican Eduardo Minett.

Laconic Mike Milo, replies: “

Before, I was a lot of things.

"

Cry Macho

(

Cry Macho

) in theaters on November 10, Clint Eastwood, Eduardo Minett, Clint Eastwood, Dwight Yoakam, Natalia Traven ...

Source: lefigaro

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