At first, it seemed like Clint Eastwood would be getting the full Hollywood treatment for what could be his final film. “Juror #2,” his 40th film as a director, had a glitzy world premiere last month at the famed TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.

Clint Eastwood's Juror #2, starring Nicholas Hoult and Toni Collette, shamelessly explores the failures of the justice system.

Despite his illustrious career spanning six and a half decades, Eastwood very much nearly threw in the towel after fronting 'the worst movie ever made'. Clint Eastwood eventually became a western movie icon (Joe Sohm/Visions of America/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

Clint Eastwood's latest film is one of the year's best, but many moviegoers in Houston and around the country can't actually go and see it.

The films of Clint Eastwood speak with us about the present, though, like Juror #2, they've gotten less and less of a chance.

Although Clint Eastwood's legendary career spans several decades, some of his most recent works have been among his best.

Clint Eastwood's last film was a box office flop, which might have been why he turned down the chance to direct one of 2024's most controversial films.