Clint Eastwood (102 page)

  
1
  
At 56, Mr. Eastwood:
Vincent Canby, “Charting Stars across the Decades,”
The New York Times
, December 14, 1986.

  
2
  
I was catching:
Marsha Mason, “Catching the Light,” in
Clint Eastwood Tribute Book
, ed. Wolf Schneider, p. 10

  
3
  
Whip me, beat me:
Quoted in Janet Maslin, “How the Black Panthers Came to Be, Sort Of,”
The New York Times
, May 3, 1995.

  
4
  
A jazz movie had never been made:
Quoted in Gary Giddins, “Clint Eastwood Shoots Us the Bird,”
Esquire
, October 1988.

  
5
  
these beautiful black-and-white:
Interview with Jack N. Green, June 2, 1993.

  
6
  
In one scene:
Quoted in Charles Champlin, “Bird’s Venora Ever on Trail of a Dare,” Los Angeles
Times
, January 12, 1989.

  
7
  
operate in the gray areas:
Dave Kehr, “Eastwood’s Skillful Creation ‘Bird’ Is Rare Indeed,” Chicago
Tribune
, October 14, 1988.

  
8
  
the gangster hero:
Stanley Crouch, “Birdland: Charlie Parker, Clint Eastwood and America,”
The New Republic
, February 27, 1989.

  
9
  
really a black guy:
Quoted in Jack Kroll, “Clint Makes Bird Sing,”
Newsweek
, October 31, 1988.

10
  
the single most confident:
Eastwood and Schickel, “Director’s Dialogue.”

11
  
Everyone
 … is
the product:
Giddins, “Clint Eastwood Shoots.”
Reading them in sequence:
Eastwood and Schickel, “Director’s Dialogue.”

12
  
takes his genius away:
Ibid.

13
  
I just couldn’t have sat there:
Quoted in Goldman,
Hype and Glory
, p. 174

14
  
No apologizing, no excuses:
Ibid.

15
  
You can’t have a movie:
Quoted in Crouch, “Birdland.”

16
  
a rat’s nest:
Pauline Kael, “Bird Thou Never Went,”
The New Yorker
, October 17, 1988 (reprinted in
Movieline
).

17
  
perfectly atrocious:
Quoted in Christopher Tricarico, “Out-takes: Go Ahead, Make My Lecture,”
Los Angeles Times Calendar
, October 8, 1988.

18
  
Parker didn’t live:
Helen Knode, “This Is Your Life,”
L.A. Weekly
, November 4, 1988.

19
  
We just didn’t seem to have:
Quoted in Derek Malcolm, “Huston’s Hexes,”
The Guardian
(London), May 14, 1990.

20
  
was, you know, ‘tough guy’:
Interview with Frances Fisher, May 30, 1995. All subsequent quotations from her are drawn from the same source.

21
  
I told him I couldn’t believe:
Quoted in Claudia Puig, “In the Matter of Locke vs. Eastwood,” Los Angeles
Times
, May 8, 1989.

22
  
Mr. Eastwood has asked:
Quoted in Puig, “Locke vs. Eastwood.”

23
  
They don’t call him:
Richard Phillips, “Newsmakers: Eastwood Shoots Back,” Chicago
Tribune
, May 9, 1989.

24
  
because I know him:
Quoted in Puig, “Locke vs. Eastwood.”

25
  
I adamantly deny:
Ibid.

26
  
I felt so disappointed:
Quoted in Mary Murphy, “Is TV a Glint in Clint’s Eye,”
TV Guide
, January 27, 1990.

27
  
It makes us happy:
Quoted in Abromowitz, “Little Girl.”

28
  
the unfightable one:
Quoted in Ann W. O’Neill and Efrain Hernandez Jr., “Eastwood, Locke, Settle Fraud Suit for Undisclosed Sum,” Los Angeles
Times
, September 25, 1996.

29
  
Everywhere I went:
Quoted in Murphy, “Clint.”

30
  
Huston’s persona:
Michael Wilmington, “Clint Eastwood’s Acid Test,” Los Angeles
Times
, September 14, 1990.

  
1
  
sheltered by ignorance:
David Webb Peoples, “He’s Going to Shoot You If You Disappoint Him,” in
Clint Eastwood Tribute Book
, ed. Schneider, p. 12

  
2
  
We would have been:
Sonia Chernus to Clint Eastwood, memorandum, January 5, 1984.

  
3
  
I can’t do what Francis:
Peoples, “He’s Going to Shoot.”

  
4
  
one of the most tremendous:
Quoted in D. J. Taylor, “Getting Inside the Outsider,”
The Sunday Times
(London), June 20, 1993.

  
5
  
classicism at its most august:
Richard Jameson, “Deserve’s Got Nothin’ to Do with It,”
Film Comment
, September-October 1992.

  
6
  
if it works immediately:
Quoted in Ric Gentry, “Clint Eastwood,”
Us
, January 26, 1987.

  
7
  
that moving quickly:
Interview with David Valdes, September 17, 1991.

  
8
  
You’ll never find a bullhorn:
Interview with Lloyd Nelson, October 9, 1991.

  
9
  
Nobody has to shout:
Interview with Richard Harris, September 17, 1991.

10
  
We’re in bumfuck, Alberta:
Quoted in Biskind, “Any Which Way.”

11
  
I’d never seen or imagined:
Peoples, “He’s Going to Shoot.”

12
  
Eastwood’s meditation:
Richard Corliss, “The Last Roundup,”
Time
, August 10, 1992.

13
  
When I heard:
Quoted in Bernard Weinraub, “3 Films Dominate Nominations in Oscar Contest,”
The New York Times
, February 18, 1993.

14
  
I’m popular with the public:
Quoted in Siskel, “Long Overdue.”

15
  
You wear a monocle:
Quoted in Elaine Dutka and Robert Welkos, “A Few Good Words behind Scenes,” Los Angeles
Times
, March 30, 1993.

  
1
  
If anybody told me:
Quoted in Roger Ebert, “No Rest for Eastwood; He’s Already on to Next Film,: Sacramento
Bee
, July 9, 1993.

  
2
  
That mentality:
Quoted in Matt Spetalnick, “Clint for President,” Toronto
Star
, July 9, 1993.

  
3
  
You know, it’s always appealing:
Quoted in Bernard Weinraub, “Clint Eastwood, Back on the Side of the Law,”
The New York Times
, December 7, 1992.

  
4
  
The operative mode:
Howard Hampton, “Sympathy for the Devil,”
Film Comment
, November-December 1993.

  
5
  
Give it scope:
Interview with Wolfgang Petersen, July 20, 1993. All subsequent quotations from him are drawn from the same source.

  
6
  
Why is Wolfgang:
Quoted in Weinraub, “Side of the Law.”

  
7
  
I’ve never been against that:
Quoted in Matt Spetalnick, “Dirty Harry in Tears?”
The Reuters Library Report
, July 7, 1993.

  
8
  
I’ve been knocking:
Janet Maslin, “Make His Day? Museum Does That for Eastwood,”
The New York Times
, October 27, 1993.

  
9
  
There are quite a lot of Americans:
Quoted in Spetalnick, “Clint for President.”

10
  
very elegant, very handsome:
Quoted in Bernard Weinraub, “An Actor Seeks Variety and Finds Success,”
The New York Times
, September 7, 1993.

11
  
You evolve, or you don’t evolve:
Interview with Kevin Costner, June 3, 1993.

12
  
A visitor from another planet:
Thomson,
Dictionary of Film
, p. 220

13
  
The high point:
Janet Maslin, “When Destiny Is Sad and the Scars Never Heal,”
The New York Times
, November 24, 1993.

14
  
offers passing condemnations:
Michael Medved, “It’s a PC, PC ‘World,’ ” New York
Post
, November 24, 1993.

15
  
a startling example:
Richard Grenier, “Clint Eastwood Goes PC,”
Commentary
, March 1994.

16
  
I guess she hands out my number:
Streep interview. All subsequent quotations from her are drawn from the same source.

17
  
aimed at the anxious adolescent:
Robert Plunket, “Zing Went the G-Strings of My Heart,”
The New York Times Book Review
, February 5, 1995.

18
  
Your age and mine:
Quoted in interview with Dina Ruiz, May 6, 1996. All subsequent quotations from her are drawn from the same source.

19
  
spatial and temporal:
Richard Combs, “Old Ghosts: The Bridges of Madison County,”
Film Comment
, May-June 1996.

20
  
She’s someone very rare:
Quoted in Dany Jucaud, “Clint Eastwood: L’amour, Ce N’Est Pas’ une Question d’Age,” trans. Robert Lloyd,
Paris-Match
, September 21, 1995.

  
1
  
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Thomson, “Forgiven.”

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———.
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———.
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———. “The World’s Favorite Movie Star.”
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