The producer of "The Golden Three", "New York Gangster" died, and eastwood was once popular

Beijing News News On January 24, local time, according to foreign media reports, El Boto Grimodi, a Hollywood producer who has served in many films such as "The Golden Three Darts" and "New York Gangsters", died at the age of 95. His son confirmed the news to the media and revealed that his father died of natural causes.

ElBoto Grimaudi.

In 1965, Grimaudi first collaborated with director Seljo Leone on the film Twilight Double Dart, starring Clint Eastwood. The following year, the two worked together again to shoot the classic Western, The Golden Three, which grossed $25 million and made Eastwood famous for starring in the series.

In a career spanning more than 40 years, Elboto Grimaudi has worked as a producer for more than 80 films. Starring Daniel Day Lewis and Leonardo DiCaprio and directed by Martin Scorsese, "The New York Gangster" was his last work as a producer.

Beijing News Editor Wu Dongni

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Source: Beijing News