Clint Eastwood's Final Film of His Career at Warner Bros. 'Juror No. 2'

Legendary actor and film Director Clint Eastwood is said to be working on his next project, with plans to direct “Juror No. 2.”

According to DiscussingFilm, Eastwood this will most likely be Eastwood's final film of his career.

The movie is set up at Warner Bros., with Nicholas Hoult and Toni Collette

“Juror No. 2” will take place during a murder trial and follows a juror (Hoult), who realizes that he may have caused the victim’s death. He must decide whether to manipulate the jury to save himself, or reveal the truth and turn himself in. Collette would play the prosecutor.

A person close to the production who requested anonymity because she wasn't authorized to comment publicly confirmed Friday.

The film will be Eastwood's first since 2021's neo-Western “Cry Macho,” which also marked his return to the screen as an actor. With production on “Juror No. 2” to begin in June, Eastwood will be 93 when he steps on set.

After making a name for himself in front of the camera in films like Dirty Harry and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, Eastwood began taking over directing on his movies, many times pulling double duty by playing a starring or supporting role in his films. He has earned multiple Oscar nominations for best director on films like Letters from Iwo Jima and Mystic River, and has won two Oscars for his directing on Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby, movies that also won Academy Awards for best picture. His films Mystic River, Letters from Iwo Jima, and American Sniper earned best picture nominations. -Hollywood Reporter

In an interview in 2014 with The Associated Press, Eastwood, said the reason for his career longevity was that “I never let the old man in.”

“There are so many different stories to tell out there,” said Eastwood. “You can be 21 or 81. … If you tell yourself, ‘I’m too old to do that’ — bulls—. You’re not too old to do anything.”