In the Line of Fire - Eastwood and Malkovich Square Off: The Battle of Wills

from Hans Shot First · host Jeff, Alex, and Scott

#34 - Listen in as we talk about one of Hollywood's all time great badasses Clint Eastwood starting with Secret Service procedural In the Line of Fire. The guys also discuss other older men of the silver screen who are getting by on their old man strength, the best movies about Presidents that involve chimps, and Keanu Reeves was taller than Dennis Hopper as well as possessing more Speed. Enjoy! Category: Movies HSF Rating Jeff-6, Alex-5, Scott-4

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