Juror No. 2’s verdict on Clint Eastwood’s possible retirement.

Nicholas Hoult stars in new courtroom drama.

Clint Eastwood turns 94 and his Juror No. 2 cast member has “badass” things to say about him.

Because of the toilet scene in Dumb and Dumber, Jeff Daniels thought that would be the end of his career... until Clint Eastwood’s reaction.

Clint Eastwood’s next project will be a wildlife documentary with no indication it’s because of Warner Bro. head’s critique of his last film.

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav had a bit of a fire to put out after he found out how a recent Clint Eastwood flop got made.

After getting tired of other directors not hiring him, Bradley Cooper revealed why he made American Sniper with Clint Eastwood.

Clint Eastwood wins $6 million judgement.

It sounds like Clint Eastwood had a close call.

Clint Eastwood discusses why he continues to work into his 90's.

Not even the Dirty Harry actor could go to toe to toe with the MCU's newest hero.

Clint Eastwood is back in the saddle but this time you can join in from the comfort of your own home.

Clint Eastwood is back with Cry Macho, but how does is stack up against his previous efforts.

The Stillwater star shared his experience working with the famed filmmaker.

Clint Eastwood is finally back on the big screen for Cry Macho.

Get excited, Clint Eastwood fans!

Several years after The 15:17 to Paris came out, Clint Eastwood is still connected to the real-life event.

And it's a part that nearly belonged to Arnold Schwarzenegger.

If I had to denote what most male acting performances who are nominated for Oscars have in common, it would be something like "cry macho." Now, that phrase is not just a snarky thing I think, but the title of an actual dang movie from an actual dang guy who's been nominated for a bunch of Oscars! Deadline reports that Clint Eastwood will direct and star in a new film, the aptly named Cry Macho. The title, besides its interesting title, has an interesting story behind it. It was originally written in the early 1970s by N. Richard Nash …

Because of course.