Eastwood’s Wes Block is a homicide detective in the Big Easy who shares custody of his two daughters (Allison Eastwood and ...

Clint Eastwood's Man with No Name may be the most iconic Western anti-hero in history, but this brilliant TV character was there first to inspire him.

As one of Hollywood's most notable actors, Clint Eastwood has pocketed a large amount of money throughout his decades-long career. Between roles in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Gran Torino and ...

There’s an argument to be made that Clint Eastwood’s career is the most tenable in Hollywood history. It began with a recurring role on the Western TV series “Rawhide,” which launched in ...

Clint Eastwood is synonymous with the western genre, having starred in and directed some of the most iconic films in cinema history. Here are five of his best westerns: Directed by Sergio Leone ...

The word icon is thrown around a lot, even when it’s not always appropriate, but are you going to tell Clint Eastwood that he’s not one? As iconic a star as there’s ever been, he made his ...

In 1964, Eastwood became the iconic “Man with No Name.” After the role had been turned down by Charles Bronson and James Coburn, Italian director Sergio Leone cast Eastwood in his first ...