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CLINT EASTWOOD (Clinton Eastwood Jr.) Filmografia Essenziale Dal 1977 Al 2018 CLINT EASTWOOD (Clinton Eastwood jr.) Filmografia essenziale dal 1955 al 1976 ANNO TITOLO TITOLO ORIGINALE REGIA VOTO 1955 LADY GODIVA IDEM ARTHUR LUBIN 6,5 1955 TARANTOLA TARANTULA ! JACK ARNOLD 7,5 1955 LA VENDETTA DEL MOSTRO REVENGE OF THE CREATURE JACK ARNOLD 7,5 1956 COME PRIMA...MEGLIO DI PRIMA NEVER SAY GOODBYE J. HOPPER • D. SIRK 7 1956 ESECUZIONE AL TRAMONTO STAR IN THE DUST CHARLES HAAS 7,5 1956 SCIALUPPE A MARE AWAY ALL BOATS JOSEPH PEVNEY 7,5 1956 VITA DI UNA COMMESSA VIAGGIATRICE THE FIRST TRAVELING SALESLADY ARTHUR LUBIN 7 1957 DUE GENTILUOMINI ATTRAVERSO IL GIAPPONE ESCAPADE IN JAPAN ARTHUR LUBIN 6,5 1958 LA SQUADRIGLIA LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE ESCADRILLE WILLIAM A. WELLMAN 7 1958 L' URLO DI GUERRA DEGLI APACHES AMBUSH AT CIMARRON PASS JODIE COPELAN 6 1964 PER UN PUGNO DI DOLLARI IDEM BOB ROBERTSON 8 1965 PER QUALCHE DOLLARO IN PIU` IDEM SERGIO LEONE 8 1966 IL BUONO, IL BRUTTO, IL CATTIVO IDEM SERGIO LEONE 8 1966 IL MAGNIFICO STRANIERO EL MAGNIFICO EXTRANJERO J. ADDIS • H. DAUGHERTY 6 1967 LE STREGHE IDEM REGISTI VARI 7,5 1968 DOVE OSANO LE AQUILE WHERE EAGLES DARE BRIAN G. HUTTON 7,5 1968 IMPICCALO PIU` IN ALTO HANG 'EM HIGH TED POST 7,5 1968 L' UOMO DALLA CRAVATTA DI CUOIO COOGAN'S BLUFF DON SIEGEL 7,5 1969 LA BALLATA DELLA CITTA` SENZA NOME PAINT YOUR WAGON JOSHUA LOGAN 7 1970 GLI AVVOLTOI HANNO FAME TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA DON SIEGEL 7,5 1970 I GUERRIERI KELLY'S HEROES BRIAN G. HUTTON 7,5 1971 BRIVIDO NELLA NOTTE PLAY MISTY FOR ME CLINT EASTWOOD 7,5 1971 ISPETTORE CALLAGHAN: IL CASO "SCORPIO" E` TUO !! DIRTY HARRY DON SIEGEL 8,5 1971 LA NOTTE BRAVA DEL SOLDATO JONATHAN THE BEGUILED DON SIEGEL 8,5 1972 JOE KIDD IDEM JOHN STURGES 7,5 1973 UNA 44 MAGNUM PER L' ISPETTORE CALLAGHAN MAGNUM FORCE TED POST 7,5 1973 BREEZY IDEM CLINT EASTWOOD 7,5 1973 LO STRANIERO SENZA NOME HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER CLINT EASTWOOD 8 1974 UNA CALIBRO 20 PER LO SPECIALISTA THUNDERBOLT AND LIGHTFOOT MICHAEL CIMINO 8 1975 ASSASSINIO SULL' EIGER THE EIGER SANCTION CLINT EASTWOOD 7,5 1976 CIELO DI PIOMBO, ISPETTORE CALLAGHAN THE ENFORCER JAMES FARGO 7,5 1976 IL TEXANO DAGLI OCCHI DI GHIACCIO THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES CLINT EASTWOOD 8 www.eurodeon.it CLINT EASTWOOD (Clinton Eastwood jr.) Filmografia essenziale dal 1977 al 2018 ANNO TITOLO TITOLO ORIGINALE REGIA VOTO 1977 L' UOMO NEL MIRINO THE GAUNTLET CLINT EASTWOOD 7,5 1978 FILO DA TORCERE EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE JAMES FARGO 7,5 1979 FUGA DA ALCATRAZ ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ DON SIEGEL 8,5 1980 BRONCO BILLY IDEM CLINT EASTWOOD 8 1980 FAI COME TI PARE ANY WHICH WAY YOU CAN BUDDY VAN HORN 7 1982 FIREFOX - VOLPE DI FUOCO FIREFOX CLINT EASTWOOD 7 1982 HONKYTONK MAN - L' UOMO DI NASHVILLE IDEM CLINT EASTWOOD 8 1983 CORAGGIO...FATTI AMMAZZARE SUDDEN IMPACT CLINT EASTWOOD 7,5 1984 CORDA TESA TIGHTROPE RICHARD TUGGLE 7,5 1984 PER PIACERE...NON SALVARMI PIU` LA VITA CITY HEAT RICHARD BENJAMIN 7 1985 IL CAVALIERE PALLIDO PALE RIDER CLINT EASTWOOD 7,5 1986 GUNNY HEARTBREAK RIDGE CLINT EASTWOOD 7,5 1988 SCOMMESSA CON LA MORTE THE DEAD POOL BUDDY VAN HORN 7 1989 PINK CADILLAC IDEM BUDDY VAN HORN 7 1990 CACCIATORE BIANCO, CUORE NERO WHITE HUNTER, BLACK HEART CLINT EASTWOOD 7,5 1990 LA RECLUTA THE ROOKIE CLINT EASTWOOD 7,5 1992 GLI SPIETATI UNFORGIVEN CLINT EASTWOOD 8,5 1993 UN MONDO PERFETTO A PERFECT WORLD CLINT EASTWOOD 8,5 1993 NEL CENTRO DEL MIRINO IN THE LINE OF FIRE WOLFGANG PETERSEN 7,5 1995 CASPER IDEM BRAD SILBERLING 7,5 1995 I PONTI DI MADISON COUNTY THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY CLINT EASTWOOD 8,5 1997 POTERE ASSOLUTO ABSOLUTE POWER CLINT EASTWOOD 8 1999 FINO A PROVA CONTRARIA TRUE CRIME CLINT EASTWOOD 8 2000 SPACE COWBOYS IDEM CLINT EASTWOOD 8 2002 DEBITO DI SANGUE BLOOD WORK CLINT EASTWOOD 8 2004 MILLION DOLLAR BABY IDEM CLINT EASTWOOD 9 2008 GRAN TORINO IDEM CLINT EASTWOOD 9 2012 DI NUOVO IN GIOCO TROUBLE WITH THE CURVE ROBERT LORENZ 7 2014 AMERICAN SNIPER IDEM CLINT EASTWOOD 7,5 2018 IL CORRIERE - THE MULE THE MULE CLINT EASTWOOD 8 www.eurodeon.it.
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