Clint Eastwood, who turns 93 in the spring, will direct his last film.
Clint Eastwood, 92, is preparing to direct the last film of his career.
Juror No. 2 –the film is supposed to be the final culmination of Eastwood’s 70-year career.
The Mirror says that the film legend, who turns 93 in May, is working on the project with, among others, Nicholas Hoult and Toni Collette with.
Clint Eastwood photographed in 2019. PDO
Warning: Plot description
Very much Juror No. 2 -the plot of the film is not yet known, but some details have been revealed to the public.
The story follows a member of the jury involved in a murder trial.
As the trial progresses, he realizes that he himself may have caused the death that is being discussed in the trial.
The main character must decide whether to try to manipulate the other jurors to save his own skin or to reveal the truth.
Collette is supposed to play the role of the prosecutor.
A strong story
Eastwood wanted to make sure his final film had a strong story. He allegedly spent months selecting the script.
The difficulty of decision-making may have something to do with Eastwood’s previous film Cry Macho cannot be described as actual success.
The film garnered quite mixed reviews. Critics called the film, among other things, “boring”, “weak” and “slow”.