Clint Eastwood Collection | 'Gran Torino' - No More | Warner Bros. Entertainment

Early in his career, Eastwood starred as the "Man with No Name" in A Fistful of Dollars, his first "spaghetti western," which was a box office success and drew attention to the young actor. Additional roles followed, including the role of Harry Callahan in five "Dirty Harry" films, beginning in 1971. That same year, he made his directorial debut with Play Misty for Me. Other noted Eastwood films include the Charlie Parker biography Bird; The Bridges of Madison County; In the Line of Fire; Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil; White Hunter, Black Heart; Absolute Power; Space Cowboys; Mystic River; Flags of Our Fathers; Letters from Iwo Jima; Gran Torino; and Invictus, starring Oscar® winners Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon in the inspiring true story of how Nelson Mandela joined forces with Francois Pienaar, captain of South Africa's rugby team, to help unite their country.

In addition these collections will include "Eastwood Directs: The Untold Story," This unprecedented new film focuses on Eastwood's directorial style as seen through the eyes of many of his producing partners and actors. It explores how Eastwood's style is unique and illustrates why he has managed to be successful for more than four decades.

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Clint Eastwood Collection | "Gran Torino" - No More | Warner Bros. Entertainment

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[Hangar]

These people cared more about him than his own family.

[dinddongpepe]

No, no, no, no more. Wait. Is that chicken dumplings? Well okay.

[samueljarrett]

My favorite part Thao's sister and mother screamed at him. Then Eastwood ending "yeah shut up".

[shauncurran]

This movie, especially the food scene (and the ‘is that chicken dumplings?’) are one of the best character development scenes I’ve seen in a while...

[Khrystal-wlkz]

I love Clint. He's the grand master of badassery

[notthatinnocent]

When he told him to shutup, It was more to help him than insult him... Dont wanna piss off his family even more

[TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

Gran Torino is still amazing. Highly recommend it. I've never seen a movie get so dark yet be so full of heartwarming moments.

[manpowerify]

"Yeah, shut up."
He's the man!

[willowandluka]

Lol watching Walt interact with the old Asian ladies who don’t speak English is very heart warming.

[andyt]

I love how the first thing Walt did when he found them by his porch was ask them "What's going on?" with a curious and concerned tone, because they were slowly becoming friends

[steelwitness]

what will this world do without Eastwood man

[Absilon]

Ex forces veterans are like these, I remember my grandfather from the legendary 4th sikh regiment did not have time for waste talks or anything that wastes time, had a 12 bore shot gun and a semi automatic 10 round .303 rifle. Humble as much as one can be but never feared anything and was always ready sadly even for death.

[kenshinvang]

0:06
We brought food for you since you helped us.
0:14
Thank you you helped us.
0:19
You see, he actually like the food we cook. Oh he likes it.

[georgiosgiannoukas]

I love this movie so much. Easily my favorite Clint Eastwood film.

[cameronhubbard]

Love this scene, a massive life lesson from each character in a very short time.

[benknowles]

I always felt that connection of the families, was the best part of the movie

[lawrencekokjr.]

Clint's masterpiece. Unforgiven is a close 2nd.

[ogiecruz]

LOL😁 I love this scene where Mom and daughter say Shut up, shut up, shut up !!! In two different languages 😄😄 I kept repeating it again and again 😄😄

[bartolomeestebanmurillo]

Our shared humanity; his neighbors cared more than his own family who just wanted the house so they could sell it.

[mikeanglada]

Mom is a stone cold Fox!! Love this movie so much!