Offers an exploration of his influential filmmaking methods, illustrated with unit photography, key art, production design sketches, and film frames, and covering all of Eastwood's thirty-two films.
Four-time Academy Award recipient Clint Eastwood is one of the most renowned film directors in the world. This authorized volume offers a revealing in-depth exploration of his influential filmmaking methods, comprehensively illustrated with unit photography, key art, production design sketches, and film frames. Covering all of Eastwoods 32 films, includingThe Outlaw Josey Wales, Unforgiven, Mystic River, Million Dollar Baby, andLetters from Iwo Jima, the book is a full-career retrospective. To portray the maverick behind the camera, author Michael Goldman interviewed Eastwood; his longtime crew of award-winning cinematographers, editors, and production designers; and many celebrated actors, including Matt Damon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Gene Hackman, Sean Penn, Meryl Streep, Hilary Swank, and Forest Whitaker.
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A comprehensive, and often surprising, biography of collaborative craft rarely found in books of this kind. Studio Daily
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An authorized and authoritative exploration of Clint Eastwood's innovative and influential approach to filmmaking, filled with fresh images and covering his entire career.; The book as been created with the full cooperation of Eastwood himself, his production company Malpaso Productions, Warner Brothers and Technicolour. All will work to help make it a success.; Eastwood and many of his collaborates have been interviewed for the book including not only his long time cinematographers, editors and production designers, but also his actors, including Matt Damon, Leonardo di Caprio, Gene Hackman, Hilary Swank, Forest Whitaker, Morgan Freeman and Ken Watanabe.; Clint Eastwood is not only one of the most successful directors in the world, but also a Hollywood legend. Anticipation is rising for J. Edgar.
Michael Goldman is a veteran entertainment industry journalist with more than eighteen years experience covering the art, science, business and people of feature films, television and other forms of media. A former editor at Daily Variety and based in Los Angeles, Goldman is the longtime senior editor of the award-winning film journal, Millimeter magazine, has penned dozens of articles for numerous publications about film and TV shows, including the work of Clint Eastwood and has interviewed most of the worlds leading filmmakers. He has penned four books, including Reality Ends Here: 80 Years of USC Cinematic Arts (forwarded by George Lucas, 2009 from Insight Editions) and books on the television shows 24 and Heroes.
