Clint Eastwood Rare TV Commercials & PSAs (Banned Ads, Super Bowl & More)

Описание: He is one of the few Hollywood legends who refused to sell out... mostly.

Unlike other 80s action stars who made millions doing wacky Japanese commercials, Clint Eastwood famously protected his image. This compilation collects the very rare instances where the legend stepped into the world of advertising—usually for a cause, a controversy, or to save the American auto industry.

📺 Why watch? Clint Eastwood's 2012 "Halftime in America" Super Bowl commercial is considered one of the most powerful (and controversial) ads of all time. Critics debated whether it was a car ad or a political statement. You will also see his rare 1987 PSA where he channels "Dirty Harry" to threaten people who litter in National Parks!

💡 Did You Know?

The Lawsuits: Clint Eastwood is so protective of his image that in 2020, he successfully sued several CBD companies for millions of dollars because they used his face in fake "endorsement" ads online. He has never endorsed a CBD product.

The Refusal: While stars like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis made fortunes doing Japanese TV spots, Eastwood refused almost all foreign offers, maintaining his mysterious "tough guy" aura globally.

The Controversy: His 2012 Chrysler ad was accused by some politicians of being a campaign ad for the Obama administration (due to the Auto Bailout), but Eastwood (a Republican) insisted it was simply a message of American hope.

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