Scott Eastwood, known for his roles in films like "Fast X," is making his mark as an action star, much like his famous father, Clint Eastwood. His latest project, "Alarum," an action-thriller co-starring Willa Fitzgerald, Mike Colter, and Sylvester Stallone, features two married spies navigating the dangerous world of international intelligence. Eastwood shared with Fox News Digital that the compelling script and distinct character voices drew him to the project.
Returning to action sequences felt natural for Eastwood, who likened it to "riding a bike." With two decades of martial arts experience, he emphasized the importance of maintaining physical agility to avoid injuries on set. He expressed his affinity for action roles, highlighting his skills and experience in martial arts.
Reflecting on his father's iconic career, Eastwood recalled watching films like "Unforgiven" as a child and being captivated by the power of storytelling. He expressed admiration for the art of filmmaking and its ability to resonate with audiences.
Working alongside Sylvester Stallone on "Alarum" was a highlight for Eastwood, who described the experience as "pretty fun." He also shared his aspirations to direct, viewing it as a potential next step in his career.
Fans have drawn comparisons between Scott and his father, particularly in the "Alarum" trailer, even suggesting he take on a Western. Eastwood expressed openness to the idea, contingent on a strong script. "Alarum" premiered in theaters on January 17.
