US EditionClint Eastwood’s ‘Addictive’ Affairs During First Marriage Exposed in New Biography: ‘I Was Going to ...
- On July 1, biographer Shawn Levy released 'Clint: The Man and The Movies,' alleging Eastwood committed adultery during his marriage to Maggie Johnson.
- Levy uncovers alleged affairs during Eastwood’s 1953–1984 marriage to Maggie Johnson, with reports that Johnson was aware of the liaisons.
- Levy’s biography shows Eastwood met women on acting classes and studio lots, with a 1963 quote revealing he did as he pleased and affairs described as 'addictive' by Eastwood.
- Eastwood fathered eight children with six women despite two marriages, and his recent partner Christina Sandera died in July 2024 after a decade-long relationship.
- Fans see Eastwood's playboy reputation as expected after 70 years in Hollywood, with his 1996–2014 marriage to Dina Ruiz underscoring his enduring legacy.
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The sentimental life of the famous actor, made up of betrayals and scandals, is revealed in a new biography
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Clint Eastwood directed and starred in some of Hollywood's most successful films, but this week it became news again for an unexpected reason: his love life.The 95-year-old filmmaker is the center of a biography that exposes details of his romances, infidelities, and extramarital relationships.The book Clint: The Man and The Movies, written by Shawn Levy, went on sale on Tuesday, July 1, in the United States.The work gathers testimonies from Eas…
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