Clint Eastwood and Spike Lee’s Very Public Feud, Explained
In a career that spans both acting and directing, Clint Eastwood has made an indelible mark on Hollywood. From being a familiar figure in Western films to a director whose work continues to impress, his journey in Tinseltown is remarkable. With his upcoming film, “Juror #2,” set to release soon, he remains one of the few from Hollywood’s Golden Age still active. A career as extensive as Eastwood’s doesn’t come without attracting some industry critique. During the promotion of “Miracle at St Anna,” director Spike Lee voiced his concerns over the lack of racial diversity in Eastwood’s war movies, specifically “Letters from Iwo Jima” and “Flags of Our Fathers.