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Poll: How Do You Like Your Eastwood?

The roles of Clint Eastwood seem to be grouped into cowboy, criminal, military (soldier), policeman, and other. Sometimes the roles combined two of them like a Marshall in a Western (‘Hang Em High’). Plus Eastwood did create a few iconic roles while playing these different types. As an actor, what did you enjoy Clint Eastwood the most as? A Cowboy? A Criminal? A Soldier (I.E. Military Serviceman)? A Policeman? Or Other?

Discuss the topic here and do like Eastwood said in ‘The Gauntlet’, “Nag! Nag! Nag!”

Note: upon doing a tiny bit of research, the Secret Service guarding the U. S. President is considered a branch of Law enforcement (‘In The Line Of Fire’) and under The National Security Act Of 1947, covert C.I.A. action is concidered a military operation (‘The Eiger Sanction’).

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Clint Eastwood in For a Few Dollars More (1965)
Cowboy
- TV Reader's Digest (TV Series) : Cochise, Greatest of the Apaches
- Star in the Dust (uncredited, Tom - Ranch hand)
- Death Valley Days (TV Series) : The Last Letter
- Ambush at Cimarron Pass
- Maverick (TV Series): Duel At Sundown
- Fistful of Dollars
- Rawhide (TV Series)
- For a Few Dollars More
- The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- The Witches
- Hang 'Em High
- Paint Your Wagon
- Two Mules for Sister Sara
- Joe Kidd
- High Plains Drifter
- The Outlaw Josey Wales
- Bronco Billy
- Pale Rider
- Unforgiven
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Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges, George Kennedy, and Geoffrey Lewis in Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974)
Criminal
- Highway Patrol (TV Series): Motorcycle A
- The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- Thunderbolt And Lightfoot
- The Outlaw Joesy Wales
- Absolute Power
- Escape From Alcatraz
- Kelly’s Heroes
- The Mule
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Clint Eastwood in Magnum Force (1973)
Policeman
- Hang ‘Em High
- Coogan’s Bluff
- Dirty Harry
- Magnum Force
- The Enforcer
- Sudden Impact
- Tightrope
- City Heat
- Pink Cadillac
- The Dead Pool
- The Rookie
- In The Line Of Fire
- A Perfect World
- Blood Work
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Clint Eastwood in Heartbreak Ridge (1986)
Soldier (I.E. Military Service Man)
- Tarantula (uncredited - jet Squadron Leader)
- Francis In The Navy
- TV Reader's Digest (TV Series): Cochise, Greatest of the Apaches (1956)
- The First Traveling Saleslady
- Away All Boats (uncredited - corpsman)
- West Point (TV series): White Fury
- Navy Log (TV series): The Lonely Watch
- Lafayette Escadrille
- Where Eagles Dare
- Kelly’s Heroes
- The Beguiled
- The Eiger Sanction
- Firefox
- Heartbreak Ridge
- Space Cowboys
- Gran Torino (as a war veteran Walt Kowalski)
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Clint Eastwood and Manis the Orangutan in Every Which Way But Loose (1978)
Other
- Revenge of the Creature (the lab assistant named Jennings (uncredited))
- Allen in Movieland (TV movie)(Orderly)
- Lady Godiva of Coventry (First Saxon - uncredited)
- Never Say Goodbye (Will, uncredited, could be a military man given the story related in the plot summary.)
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents (TV Series) episode: “Human Interest Story” (1959) (Newsman (uncredited))
- Play Misty for Me (Dave, the radio DJ)
- Every Which Way But Loose (Philo Beddoe the truck driver turned bare knuckle prize fighter)
- Bronco Billy (cowboy and owner of a modern day traveling Wild West show)
- Any Which Way You Can (Philo Beddoe again)
- Honkytonk Man ( the traveling country singer Red Stovall)
- White Hunter Black Heart (movie director John Wilson)
- Casper ( an uncredited cameo as himself)
- The Bridges Of Madison County ( photographer Robert Kincaid)
- True Crime (Crime journalist Steve Everett)
- Million Dollar Baby (boxing trainer Frankie Dunn)
- Gran Torino (war veteran Walt Kowalski)
- Trouble with the Curve (father and Major League Baseball scout Gus)
- American Sniper (as extra - a church goer)
- The Mule (a horticulturist)
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