“He was truly traumatized”: 56 years ago, this mythical actor badly experienced a relationship with Clint Eastwood in this Western team

During one of her films, Clint Eastwood exacerbated her husband’s jealousy, in the sense that the latter landed in a duel to confront her. A surprising episode that helped remember this movie, even though the actor himself always avoided evaluation.

It is a Western market (or Paint your carriage From its original title), a somewhat special Western that is mixed with a musical comedy where Clint Eastwood Pardner’s translator, a farmer who, along with a gold researcher, named Ben Rumson, buys a young woman called Elizabeth (plays Jean Sebg). A movie that has only one song was singing Clint – I will talk to the trees – He gained a beautiful kachet $ 500,000.

Cheated on the backstage

However, beyond the scenes that history is unexpected. Before Eastwood saw a free relationship with his wife Margaret Neville Johnson, he begins to interact with Jean SebergStill married by Roman Gary, writer, diplomat, script author and director (and another in World War II with aviator and durability).

The situation could have been confidential, but Jean, a mad girlfriend with Clint, admits her husband that she wants to marry the actor. Outraged, Gary then goes to Baker, Oregon, appeal to the Eastwood: not with pistols, but with bare hands! Clint, however, refuses to fight and avoids confrontation. The case creates a great deal of reverence in the press and ends with the declaration of divorce intentions.

Jean Seberg, traumatized

Subsequently, when shooting continues in Paramount Studios, Clint Eastwood Pretend nothing happened and neglects Jean Seberg. For him, deeply in love, this attitude is a true betrayal, and his marriage is finally broken because of the person who seems to be fun.

Years later, in 1981, Jerry Pam, an agent of two actors, was entrusted with a gin biography called Played: Jean Serge’s storyIt was signed by David Richards that the latter had a great influence on this brutal refusal.

“” “Once after returning to Paramount, Clint no longer knew it. Johnny could not believe that he was leaving him indifferently at this point, especially after everything happened in Baker. She was a very vulnerable woman and she was truly traumatized.»

Roman Gary Sister Jean Seberg Divorce in 1971, in the same year, when Kill comes out, a film directed by Gary, in which Seberg plays a deceptive woman with a man with a man who has a profile that is very close to the Western hero … this incredible story? We assume.

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