The day Clint Eastwood humbled Kevin Costner on the set of ‘A Perfect World’
In 1993 the director, known for fast shoots and for filming scenes in very few takes, replaced the actor with his extra after being made to wait with the cameras ready
The castle, the cable car and the Nazis: Returning to Schlöss Adler and ‘Where Eagles Dare’
An enthusiastic and hugely entertaining book by Geoff Dyer invites a reappraisal of the iconic war film starring Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood, and the novel by Alistair MacLean
Laura Wasser, the queen of celebrity divorces, launches a breakup-themed clothing line
The family‑law attorney will donate the proceeds from a sweatshirt reading ‘dump him’ to a legal aid center that helps people navigate divorce safely, responsibly, and at no cost
Jeff Bridges, the reluctant actor who has earned seven Oscar nominations: ‘It’s kind of like pretend and playing’
The son of a renowned Hollywood character actor, Bridges wanted to be a painter and musician, but his natural talent and knack for picking roles led him to stardom
All of Gene Hackman’s Men
The recently deceased actor, a symbol of the New Hollywood movement, built his career on an extraordinary versatility that allowed him to play antiheroes, villains and ordinary guys
Funny, violent, menacing, paranoid, unsettling: Eight films that highlight the talent of Gene Hackman
From ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ in 1967 to ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’ in 2001, a review of some of the most notable performances by the Hollywood great, who died on February 27 aged 95
Hollywood is no country for Clint Eastwood
It’s striking the poor treatment the legendary director has received from the studios that profited from his success
Clint Eastwood at 94: Few equal one of the last living legends of Hollywood
Director, actor, producer, soundtrack composer, politician... the multifaceted star has made the film set his home, a place from which he has embodied legendary characters and told stories that, like him, will be eternal
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