Asked twice by The Times to respond to Lee’s criticism, Eastwood stared out into the audience as the compere refused to accept a question that did not relate to L’Échange.
Asked twice by The Times to respond to Lee’s criticism, Eastwood stared out into the audience as the compere refused to accept a question that did not relate to L’Échange.
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4 responses to “Heavy”
Good for Eastwood. He was there for his movie and his movie only. He didn’t have to answer questions that didn’t pertain to The Changeling/Exchange.
I’m not up to snuff on my WWII history, but weren’t blacks usually segregated into their own fighting units? Since FooF was about 2 white guys and an Indian, that should explain why we don’t see any black soldiers in the movie.
I think Mr. Lee should’ve kept his mouth shut and let his movie speak for itself.
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