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Frances Fisher: Eastwood Is 'Easygoing' & Does Things His Way
19 Sep
Summary
- Frances Fisher described Clint Eastwood as easygoing and quiet.
- She recalled his remarkable quiet command on the 'Unforgiven' set.
- Eastwood waited 17 years to make 'Unforgiven' at the perfect time.
Frances Fisher, 74, recently spoke about her past relationship with Clint Eastwood, with whom she shares a daughter, Francesca. Fisher described the legendary actor and director as "very easygoing" and noted his quiet demeanor, stating she never saw him get rattled.
Recalling the set of their 1992 film "Unforgiven," Fisher remarked on the "remarkable" quiet and the respect Eastwood commanded. She explained that Eastwood's deliberate filmmaking style extended to this project, as he waited 17 years after receiving the script to make the movie.
Fisher also shared that she and Eastwood are now grandparents, as their daughter Francesca recently welcomed her second son. This personal milestone coincides with reflections on their shared professional history, including the unique preservation of "Unforgiven's" original script pages.
