Clint Eastwood American Icon Collection Review
May 22, 2010
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This mini 4 film collection is deal and a half. All 4 eye grand in their novel aspect ratios and are enhanced for 16 X 9 widescreen TV’s.
Audio is level-headed the fresh mono but it sounds shapely and definite.
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Some marvelous extra’s on the Play Misty For Me disc, incl. a Clint Eastwood interview and the others have trailers and production notes.
Can’t beat the value for the trace!
“Clint Eastwood: American Icon Collection” is a box location containing four Eastwood feature films. In his directorial debut, “Play Misty For Me,” Eastwood stars as a radio DJ who becomes the victim of psychotic obsession when he tries to extinguish a torrid affair with a fan (Jessica Walter) in a forerunner of “Fatal Attraction.” “The Eiger Sanction” is an action thriller about a professional assassin who is forced out of retirement to avenge a friend’s abolish in the Swiss Alps. “Coogan’s Bluff” finds Eastwood as a soft-spoken, no-nonsense Arizona lawman whose fresh methods of capturing an escaped murderer cause havoc with a tough Original York City police lieutenant (Lee J. Cobb) . “The Beguiled” is a psychological thriller that combines worship, betrayal, and hidden passions. Eastwood is a wounded Civil War soldier who finds shelter in an all-girls academy.
In “The Beguiled,” Eastwood’s John McBurney is more of a sexual character than Eastwood typically portrays. Geraldine Page plays the wary headmistress and Elizabeth Hartman is the teacher who falls in fancy with him. Director Don Siegel shifts the tone of the film to one of fear about midway through, incorporating a obedient deal of violence.
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The three-disc plot includes many bonus extras, including a featurette on the making of “Play Misty For Me,” a photo montage, production notes, and a featurette in which Eastwood and director Don Siegel discuss their five-film collaboration.
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