One hundred years ago, in San Francisco, a boy was born who would grow into one of the most enduring legends of Hollywood. That boy was Clint Eastwood — a man who would redefine toughness, artistry, and storytelling for the world.

From his early days riding tall in the spaghetti westerns — the mysterious Man with No Name, silent yet unforgettable — to embodying justice and grit as Dirty Harry, Clint didn’t just play roles. He carved characters into history, leaving audiences with lines and images that still echo today.

Yet, his genius went far beyond acting. As a director, he gave us masterpieces like Unforgiven, Mystic River, Million Dollar Baby, American Sniper, and Gran Torino — films that spoke of humanity, morality, and the quiet struggles behind every life. His camera was never about glamour; it was about truth.

Through triumphs and personal hardships, Clint Eastwood never slowed down. At 100, he remains a rare figure — a man who lived through a century of change yet never lost his vision, discipline, or fire to create.

Today, we don’t just celebrate a birthday. We honor a century of grit, grace, and greatness. Clint Eastwood is proof that legends are not born in a moment — they are built, frame by frame, story by story, until they become eternal. 🌄✨