"The Beguiled (1971)

While imprisoned in a Confederate girls boarding school, a Union soldier cons his way into each of the lonely women's hearts."

There ya go!

Wow, read it up on Wikipedia, and it's actually WORSE with context.

Actually, I've seen this movie and it's a pretty awful film (not quality wise, but content-wise). I guess it was an experiment in making Eastwood a really horrible character as opposed to an action film star, and on that note it succeeds, but supposedly Eastwood didn't like the end result and never again really played a bad guy.

He's pretty unlikable for a lot of Gran Torino, but that's more of a redemption story and isn't a Western either. What's weird is the original screenplay apparently had a much happier ending, but Eastwood and the director insisted on the darker one.

Until the 2012 RNC.

Yeah really. Like, I kind of want to see American Sniper, but that Chair speech negated a life-long admiration for the guy. It's not on the same level, but it'd kind of be like watching a new Bill Cosby comedy special, assuming I used to like the old stuff.

To be fair, Clint's response to the controversy generated by his chair speech was pretty great and makes you wonder about his actual motivations: "If somebody's dumb enough to ask me to go to a political convention and say something, they're gonna have to take what they get."

Merv?

Old enough for shoes and socks.
Old enough for multiple cocks?

Wow...