Clint Eastwood made a rare public appearance to support his friend Jane Goodall last month.
The 93-year-old actor was photographed sitting alongside the famous environmental advocate at an event in Carmel, California, according to a photo recently shared on LinkedIn.
“I went to see Jane Goodall speak in Carmel. At 90 years old, she is truly a saint,” wrote Fred Greenstein, present at the event.
“Sharing lessons from his life with monkeys and his passion for protecting the planet. Talking to Jane is a very disheveled Clint Eastwood.
While it’s unclear whether Eastwood spoke at the “Reasons for Hope” seminar, the two appeared deep in conversation while chatting side-by-side in matching chairs before the show.
The “Gran Torino” actor appeared to be in good spirits as he wore dark pants, a green and orange checkered shirt and a lightweight two-tone jacket.
Eastwood’s hair and beard seemed a little longer than usual.
Goodall, for her part, wore black pants and a turtleneck under a colorful shawl with a feather pattern.
The Daily Mail also obtained footage of the “Mule” star at the event, sitting in the front row before apparently joining the anthropologist on stage.
Despite his age, Eastwood did not use a cane as he walked up the steps alongside his assistant, according to the outlet.
Although the legendary actor hasn’t been spotted in years, he was last photographed on the set of his film “Juror No. 2” in Savannah, Georgia.
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Filming on the film, which stars Nicholas Hoult and Toni Collette, began filming in June 2023 and Eastwood was photographed all smiles behind the camera five months later.
The thriller is expected to be Eastwood’s final acting role.
After retiring from the public eye, the Oscar-winning actor has spent most of his free time alongside his family as his decades-long career draws to a close.
Eastwood is the father of eight children from six different women and he also has several grandchildren to care for.
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