Clint Eastwood has proven time and time again that he's incredibly flexible when it comes to working in just about every genre, whether it be an ensemble war movie ("Kelly's Heroes"), conspiracy thriller ("Absolute Power"), or a romantic drama ("The Bridges of Madison County"). But there's no denying that the essence of his screen image is most often associated with that of the Western. It was the CBS TV series "Rawhide" that paved the way to Eastwood's career getting truly off the ground. Thanks to his role as ramrod Rowdy Yates (which he played for eight seasons), Eastwood would end up joining forces with Spaghetti Western director Sergio Leone, who then proceeded to make him an international star by casting him in the widely revered Dollars trilogy. "A Fistful of Dollars," specifica

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