Who knew the big, good-looking quiet guy from all those spaghetti westerns-turned-vengeful, Magnum-carrying cop would eventually establish himself as one of the film industry's premiere directors? Well, it's all sitting right there in Clint Eastwood's résumé.Our friends at FilmDrunk report that Eastwood is likely to be at the helm of an upcoming J. Edgar Hoover biopic. Hoover, who ran the FBI with an iron fist for almost 40 years -- while perhaps trying on the occasional dress -- would be a fascinating subject for any director. But we'd be particularly interested in Eastwood's grizzled take on the highly controversial figure. It'd have all the makings of a classic.
Which begs the question, which Clint Eastwood–directed film should all the others be compared to?
| "Gran Torino" -- "Get off of my lawn." | |
|---|---|
| "Million Dollar Baby" -- his second directing Oscar | |
| "Mystic River" -- he coaxed out some powerhouse acting performances | |
| "Unforgiven" -- "It's a hell of thing, killing a man ..." | |
| Another Eastwood film -- let us know in the comments |


























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Thursday 11 March
By Nick
I always liked "Flags of Our Fathers" and "Letters from Iwo Jima". Yes, they are two separate films, but they do go hand-in-hand.
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Thursday 11 March
By Bea Arthur
Absolute Power, because nothing says kick ass like Gene Hackman and Clint Eastwood fighting over a dead floozy. Mmmmmm.
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Thursday 11 March
By Scott
Letters From Iwo Jima for sure. One of the best war movies I've ever seen.
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Thursday 11 March
By The Mutt
His best is The Outlaw Josey Wales. The greatest Western ever.
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Thursday 11 March
By lisa
midnight in the garden of good and evil. even though he didn't create them, the characters in this movie are insane and great.
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Thursday 11 March
By Roscoe
umm how bout Changeling??? and Letters From Iwo Jima.. those r hands down his 2 best n they're not even on the poll LAME
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Friday 12 March
By Theo
Letters from Iwo Jima
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Sunday 14 March
By Axly
A Perfect World - still one of my all time favorites
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