Last movie for Clint Eastwood? At the age of 92, the director starts a new project

With Cry Macho due out in 2021, Clint Eastwood was believed to have signed on for his final film, Twilight, in which he played a fallen rodeo star.

According to American media Review of the film, the Oscar-winning director isn’t ready to retire just yet. At 92, he would have his final project in his pocket: Juror #2. It would be the 40th feature film in his career as a director.

Eastwood, who has yet to confirm the news, wants the story of a man appointed to a jury in a murder trial.

During the hearing, he realizes that he may be the real killer. Then he gets Cornell’s dilemma. Should he plead guilty and respect the law or use his position to manipulate the other members of the jury and get away with it?

Will Jury No. 2 be the last feature in the American giant’s prolific career? At this time, there is no information confirming the claim of “discussing film”. However, the prospect of this story told by Clint Eastwood would be very interesting on paper.

The director is set to make this work again under the Warner Bros. banner, despite Cry Macho’s dismal box office failure and its paltry $16 million worldwide haul.

Anyway, despite his old age, the Hollywood legend is still there and ready to paint his final project. It will take a little more patience before we find out more.