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General Minor 
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TITLE |
Absolute Power (1997) |
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DISABILITY |
General VERY
Minor |
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NOTES |
Eastwood
grows old without getting older. He proved this by |
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becoming a
father in his sixties. (Cary Grant who was even |
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better
looking did so in his seventies.) |
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As a
director he's up in the top ten but he does tend to be |
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inconsistent. This is an enjoyable film but not one of his best. |
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Here he's a
Raffles type burglar who witnesses a murder. |
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Suffice to
say that the white house is involved and there's a |
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cover-up and
Eastwood becomes a target. |
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The anomaly
and reason for inclusion here is that Clint |
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Eastwood's
character says he's lived on disability pension |
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since the
Korean war. Yet it doesn't inhibit him in any way. |
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We don't
know whether it is physical or mental. |
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