When I saw Clint Eastwood’s new biopic RICHARD JEWELL, I wondered why the only character that seemed like a ridiculous invention was the journalist. Turns out that’s because she was. Seems they made up the part about her sleeping with men to land stories. https://variety.com/2019/film/news/clint-eastwood-richard-jewell-kathy-scruggs-1203429660/ …
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The misogyny and sexism in smearing her in order to tell a "good story" is appalling.
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Other than that was it good?
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Once he did it on screen, and now behind the camera, but Clint Eastwood seems intent on settling scores to maintain, to use Pauline Kael’s line about Dirty Harry, his right-wing fantasy. He has his minute so smear the “enemy of the people...”
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This was a poor creative decision by CE. The story is compelling, and tragic, enough as is. Absolutely no need to slip in his agenda items. Very disappointing.
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Sounds about right
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Its a demeaning, tired trope. Used in some old movies/tv shows. It plants a seed that that’s a tactic female journalists would and do use, and choose before other methods Clint Eastwood should've made a film about how Republican politicians have long been fooled by Red Sparrows
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