Because of his work, Clinton Sr. had to move to Eastwood often. The performer had to become used to uncertainty when they were younger.
According to reports, Eastwood went to 10 schools without ever complaining. “I never questioned that because my father used to remind me that you don’t get something for free,” Eastwood said.
Clinton Jr. was a reclusive and closed off person who hated being forced to participate in a school play. The exhibition scared him, but it also made him more confident.
According to Patrick McGilligan’s book “Clint: the Life and Legend,” Clint Eastwood was not as intelligent as his father.
It was “intellectually lazy” of Clinton Sr. The fact that Eastwood’s father may have been a Berkeley football player didn’t bother him.
According to family friends, Clint Sr. failed his first year of college because he didn’t want to take the opportunity. Clint Jr. went to summer school in order to do better academically.
