‘Count Me In As A Pussy’ – The Entertainment World Reacts To Clint Eastwood’s Shocking Comments

Clint Eastwood’s recent comments about Donald Trump and the “pussy generation” are peak old-man-shouts-at-cloud. The 86-year-old actor and director emerged as a defender of the divisive US presidential hopeful in a recent interview with Esquire, telling people that they should “just fucking get over it” when the Republican presidential candidate makes racist comments.

“Everybody’s going, ‘Oh, well, that’s racist’,” he said, “and they’re making a big hoodoo out of it”. Then he rounded on the USA’s “pussy generation”, adding that when he was a boy, these things were much simpler: “We see people accusing people of being racist and all kinds of stuff. When I grew up, those things weren’t called racist”. A lot has changed, though, since Clint grew up – in the actual 1930s – as these music, film and entertainment figures are only too happy to remind him.

Grey’s Anatomy actor Jason Winston George told it straight:

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Warcraft director Duncan Jones – David Bowie’s son – was also not impressed:

Red Hot Chili Peppers’ bassist Flea said it best:

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David Schneider, meanwhile, has been reimagining Clint’s past films:

And these stand-up comedians are making jokes about the whole thing:

Black Books and Father Ted writer Graham Linehan is too:

Whereas actor Harry Cook pointed out some home truths:

And Sleaford Mods, as always, have provided us with a solid final word:

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