Also Credited As: Clinton Eastwood Jr
Born: on 05/31/1930 in San Francisco, California
Job Titles: Actor, Director, Composer, Producer, Piano player, Delivery man, Forest firefighter, Garbage man, Gas pumper, Lifeguard, Lumberjack, Politician, Pool digger, Steel worker, Steel-furnace stoker

Family
Daughter: Alison Eastwood. born on May 22, 1972; mother, Maggie Eastwood
Daughter: Francesca Ruth Fisher Eastwood. born on August 7, 1993; mother Frances Fisher
Daughter: Kathryn Ann Reeves. born on February 2, 1988; mother, Jacelyn Reeves
Daughter: Kimber L Eastwood. born on June 17, 1964; mother, Roxanne Tunis, an actress who appeared in "Rawhide" with Eastwood
Daughter: Morgan Eastwood. born on December 12, 1996; mother, Dina Ruiz
Father: Clinton Eastwood Sr. born on June 11, 1906; died in 1990
Granddaughter: Graylen Spencer Eastwood. born on March 28, 1994; father, Kyle Eastwood
Grandson: Clinton Eastwood. born c. 1984; mother, Kimber Eastwood
Mother: Ruth Eastwood. born c. 1909; died February 2006 at the age of 97
Sister: Jean Eastwood. older
Son: Kyle C Eastwood. born on May 19, 1968; mother, Maggie Eastwood; co-starred in "Honkytonk Man" (1982); married to Laura Gomez
Son: Scott C Reeves. born on March 21, 1986; mother, Jacelyn Reeves

Clint Eastwood Biography
A tall, soft-spoken and leathery leading man who, since the 1960s, has diversified into directing and producing after achieving iconic status, Clint Eastwood arose from the world of television westerns to become the number-one box-office star in the world, and subsequently earned critical acclaim as a director. His production company, Malpaso, has crafted moderate-budget features that range from mainstream fare to personal and ambitious endeavors. Eastwood is not entirely part of the Hollywood establishment—his business is run out of Carmel, California, on the Monterey Peninsula, where he has also served as mayor and ran a restaurant.
Eastwood grew up in Depression-era California, where his parents were itinerant workers. After high school, he worked as a lumberjack in Oregon, played honky-tonk piano and was a swimming instructor in the US Army. On the GI Bill, he studied at Los Angeles City College, after which he was signed by Universal. One of his first experiences with the indignity actors must suffer was in a "Francis the Talking Mule" movie, "Francis in the Navy" (1955). Also that year, Eastwood made a brief appearance as a Lab Technician in “Revenge of the Creature”, the sequel to “Creature From the Black Lagoon” (1954). The movie was later lampooned on the popular cult television show, “Mystery Science Theater 3000” (1989-2000)—Eastwood did not escape the barbs hurled by Mike and the bots. Many B-movies later, he moved to New York and gained recognition as trail boss Rowdy Yates in the successful television series "Rawhide" (1959-66)—a role he got despite trouble remembering lines in his screen test.