the mule was the last movie clint eastwood directed.
the mule was the last movie clint eastwood directed.
what was the last movie clint eastwood directed?
the mule
eastwood next directed "jersey boys", a musical biography based on the tony award-winning musical "jersey boys". the film told the story of the musical group the four seasons, and was released on june 20, 2014. eastwood directed "american sniper", a film adaptation of chris kyle's eponymous memoir, following steven spielberg's departure from the project. the film was released on december 25, 2014. "american sniper" grossed more than $350 million domestically and over $547 million globally, making it one of eastwood's biggest movies commercially. his next film, "sully", starred tom hanks as chesley sullenberger, who successfully landed the us airways flight 1549 on the hudson river in an emergency landing, keeping all passengers on board alive. released in the united states in september 2016, it became another commercial success for eastwood, grossing over $238 million worldwide. in 2018, he directed the biographical thriller "", which saw previously non-professional actors spencer stone, anthony sadler and alek skarlatos playing themselves as they stop the 2015 thalys train attack. the film received a generally negative reception from critics, who were largely critical of the acting by the three leads. eastwood next starred in and directed "the mule", which was released in december 2018. he played earl stone, an elderly drug smuggler based on leo sharp, eastwood's first acting role since "trouble with the curve" in 2012.
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clint eastwood directed his first television episode in the 1980s and made several of his most notable films.









































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in 1985, eastwood directed his first television production in the "vanessa in the garden", an episode of"amazing stories". it starred harvey keitel and sondra locke. this was eastwood's first collaboration with writer/executive producer steven spielberg. (spielberg later produced "flags of our fathers" and "letters from iwo jima").









































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section::::filmography.:"bronco billy" (1980).
clint eastwood in the 1980s