Clint Eastwood’s Daughter Shares Valuable Advice from Her Legendary Dad
Hey there! Let’s talk about something truly heartwarming. Alison Eastwood, the proud and talented daughter of Hollywood icon Clint Eastwood, recently shared some incredible insights about her father during an appearance at the Last Chance for Animals’ 35th Anniversary Gala in Beverly Hills, California. The 47-year-old actress, who has followed in her legendary dad’s footsteps in the world of acting, spilled some beans on the most impactful advice she’s ever received from Clint.
When asked about the best life lessons her father imparted, Alison, who starred alongside Clint in the iconic movie Gran Torino, revealed a simple yet profound piece of wisdom. “I guess just not to take life too seriously,” she exclusively told Closer Weekly during the event on Saturday, October 19. “He never seemed to take anything too seriously. Maybe that’s not a good thing … I don’t know.”
Embracing Humor: A Lesson in Laughter from Clint
Alison, who made her big screen debut opposite her dad in the 1984 film Tightrope, added that humor has been a cornerstone of her relationship with Clint. While she’s learned countless lessons from the 89-year-old legend, nothing compares to the joy and laughter they share. “He makes me laugh, I make him laugh. That’s my favorite part about it,” Alison gushed. “I think just having a lot of laughter, especially in our family, amongst ourselves. We’re all getting older, and laughter is the best way to keep things light.”
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Clint Eastwood’s Upcoming 90th Birthday: A Celebration He Might Skip
Speaking of getting older, Alison also opened up about her father’s upcoming milestone birthday. Clint Eastwood will be turning 90 in May 2020, but don’t expect any grand celebrations. According to Alison, her dad isn’t exactly looking forward to marking the occasion. “He probably won’t even want us to acknowledge it. He hates his birthday,” she revealed. “I think because he’s 90. He just wants to work and enjoy his life, but I don’t think he wants to celebrate it. He hates his birthday for some reason. We’ve all tried to get him into it, but he won’t do it. So we’ll see.”
