Clint Eastwood

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Much to the chagrin of its critics like Michael Moore and many movie reviewers, the story of Chris Kyle has won the hearts of Americans.

The story of Texas native Chris Kyle, directed by Clint Eastwood only managed to take home an Oscar for Best Sound Editing.

Once again, Clint Eastwood's "American Sniper" broke records in its second weekend out. The film, starring Bradley Cooper, only saw a drop of around 32 percent -- much lower than the standard film.

I wonder if Chris Kyle was a Clint Eastwood fan. ‘American Sniper’’s marketing materials describe Kyle as “the most lethal sniper in U.S. history,” but before his military career, Kyle was a cowboy. He wore a hat and boots, and even carried a six-shooter. Eventually, he gave up the cowboy life and decided to serve his country. He was a gifted marksman and trained to be a Navy SEAL. But even as a soldier, Kyle never lost that cowboy swagger—or that sense that someone has to venture out into the frontier and protect the American way of life. That’s what Kyle learned from his father—who raised him to be a “sheepdog,” a watchful protector in a world of sheep and wolves—and from watching violent Westerns like the ones that made Eastwood a major Hollywood star.

Oh SNAP! Everyone’s been going crazy about Clint Eastwood’s speech at the Republican National Convention last night, in which he addressed an empty chair as though Barack Obama were seated in it. Jokes were made. Rallying cries were … cried. It was pretty much Twitter insanity. One joke stands above the rest when all is said and done though — this picture, posted by Barack Obama’s official Twitter

Brad Paisley's new album "This Is Country Music" comes out next month. Clint Eastwood made Paisley's day by appearing on the album. Keep reading to find out what Eastwood does.

When Brad Paisley wrote the instrumental as a western movie-sounding soundtrack on his upcoming album "This Is Country Music", he sought help from a movie icon. Click to find out who.