Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for April 05, 2016
April 04, 2016
April 06, 2016
Transcript:
Lacey: It's suck a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Eastwood! May I present my assistant, Joanie Caucus? Joanie: Hi. I just want to tell you you're my biggest fan! I mean it! Are those eyes for real? Of course they are. Shut up, Joan. You know, I've never really been attracted to... well... major macho, but, God, I could really make a fool out of myself over you! Lacey: Why, I think you already have, dear. Joanie: This is crazy. I have two kids. Clint Eastwood: Nice to meet you, ma'am.
BE THIS GUY over 8 years ago
The “ma’am” should cool her down.
Ravenswing over 8 years ago
Ia Atari!
Argythree over 8 years ago
It never fails to amaze me how some normally intelligent folks turn into starry-eyed and silly-talking idol worshipers around anyone from Hollywood…
charliefarmrhere over 8 years ago
Oops, I meant that I’m your biggest fan, not you’re my biggest fan, although that would be nice too.
AKHenderson Premium Member over 8 years ago
He made her day.
rlcooke over 8 years ago
There were two opposing male images back in the 70s, the sensitive, caring Alan Alda, and the ultra-macho Clint Eastwood. Polls of young women showed that the majority would much rather have a date with Eastwood than with Alda. Sensitivity is nice to talk about, but apparently not very arousing.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member over 8 years ago
Very realistic: “I want to tell you, YOU’RE MY biggest fan!”. People get tongue tied like that for real. I worked at a restaurant and saw stars who played at a local musical theater, for the most part they were no different than the average customer. It was nice to see them in person.
Flash Gordon over 8 years ago
Is he the clown that spoke with an empty chair on TV?
ladamson1918 over 8 years ago
Prime Clint Eastwood was very impressive. Very tall, very handsome, gorgeous eyes. I can’t imagine a lot of women would find him unattractive back then.
Linguist over 8 years ago
It was always interesting to watch tourist make fools of themselves with celebrities but not pleasant when they became obnoxious pests.
I lived for many, many years in Sedona,Ariz. which had its share of resident celebrities and those working on a film or just enjoying the beauty.The locals pretty much ignored them or simply treated them like everyone else – no ogling or ’star treatment". We respected and protected their privacy and were good neighbors, which is why many of the Hollywood set loved it there.
Over the years I got to know and become friends with several actors and actresses and their families. They were gracious, witty, and genuinely real – not the Hollywood image.
dre7861 over 8 years ago
I love Lacey’s “Why, I think you already have, dear.”
IQTech61 over 8 years ago
Clint Eastwood before he started talking to empty chairs…
Sheila Hardie over 8 years ago
Smooth. Real smooth.
truekeeper over 8 years ago
Old Clint made a fool of himself on national TV, talking to an empty chair.