Clint Eastwood on "Inside The Actor's Studio"

[Groggy]

  Did anyone here see Clint on "Inside the Actor's Studio" this past Sunday?  I thought he did a great job, it was very interesting listening to him, and he was very funny at times (I loved his impersonations of John Wayne and Marlon Brando  ).  If so, what did you think of it?

[cigar joe]

I only caught the last 20 minutes or so mostly the Q&A section, Tell us some more bif you have the time.
Thanks.

[Rblondie]

Clint is my favorite living actor. No disrespect to him intended, but his memory escapes him when he says his character broke the rules by drawing his gun first. True, he did it a few times in the trilogy, but for the most part the highlighted gunfights showed the adversaries drawing first. The character who never allowed his opponents to draw first was John Russell (Paul Newman) in "Hombre"(1966), a great western. I liked Clint's interpretation of his "man with no name" character in each film and his answers to the questionaire. He's always been a class act. "You're a class act Callahan. A real class act."

[shorty larsen]

I saw, very interesting indeed, and very funny.

The man has a great personality.

[Il Buono]

 Did anyone here see Clint on "Inside the Actor's Studio" this past Sunday?  I thought he did a great job, it was very interesting listening to him, and he was very funny at times (I loved his impersonations of John Wayne and Marlon Brando  ).  If so, what did you think of it?

Sounds great, which channel was it on?  If they ever show it again, could you warn me?

[Groggy]

Sounds great, which channel was it on?  If they ever show it again, could you warn me?

It was on Bravo.

They only dealt briefly with the Dollars trilogy, and they showed the final duel, but otherwise that was it.  I thought the discussion for "Unforgiven" was the most interesting part (they spent quite awhile on it).  It aired like a few days after its original airing, but I don't think it has since.