Clint Eastwood is currently immersed in planning his next directorial project, and it seems this upcoming film might mark the end of his directorial career.

According to reports, the legendary Hollywood star is considering retirement from the director’s chair after his next movie, which is speculated to be a courtroom thriller titled “Juror #2.”

Sources close to Eastwood have hinted at this being a potential culmination of his illustrious career.

If “Juror #2” comes to fruition, it will be Eastwood’s 40th directorial venture. The 92-year-old filmmaker recently directed and starred in “Cry Macho” (2021), adding to his impressive list of award-winning films such as “Letters from Iwo Jima” and “Flags of Our Fathers” (2006), “Million Dollar Baby” (2004), “American Sniper” (2014), and “Sully” (2016).

Reports suggest that “Juror #2” will revolve around a man summoned to serve on a murder case jury, discovering that he might have played a role in the victim’s death.

As the trial unfolds, the juror grapples with the dilemma of manipulating the jury to save himself or revealing the truth and facing the consequences.

According to Discussing Film, “Juror #2” is in development with Warner Bros., a studio Eastwood has been associated with for the majority of his illustrious career.

The film is internally considered as Eastwood’s potential final project, although rumors hint at a slim chance that he might continue.

Despite being a prolific actor-director, Eastwood prioritizes enjoying life, limiting his work commitments. Recent praise from his daughter, Francesca Eastwood, highlights his role as an amazing grandfather.

Clint’s daughter, Laurie Murray, has a son named Lowell Tomas Murray, who openly admires his relationship with his grandfather, describing Eastwood as a great person.

Fans of Clint Eastwood may be conflicted about the possibility of his retirement from filmmaking, considering his special place in the industry.

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