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Top Five Clint Eastwood Movies and ‘Cry Macho’

Sean is joined by Chris Ryan and Adam Neyman to discuss Eastwood’s latest film, his six-decade career, his politics, and more

By Sean Fennessey, Chris Ryan, and Adam Nayman
Warner Bros.


Cry Macho, the 44th film directed by 91-year-old Hollywood icon Clint Eastwood, arrives in theaters and is now available on HBO Max. Adam Nayman and Chris Ryan join Sean to talk about the expansive, six-decade career of one of the signature filmmakers and movie stars of all time. They analyze Cry Macho, his on-screen persona, his complicated political presence, and his relationship to genre, and, finally, they share their five favorite Eastwood films.

Host: Sean Fennessey
Guests: Chris Ryan and Adam Nayman
Producer: Bobby Wagner

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