Clint Eastwood"s Advice Inspires Reagan Script Development
- The author spent years developing a script about Ronald Reagan, influenced by Clint Eastwood's advice.
- Initially skeptical of Reagan, the author later recognized his genuine love for people and the nation.
- The film aims to bridge societal divides and evoke a sense of unity reminiscent of Reagan's presidency.
The author reflects on their experience writing a script about Ronald Reagan, inspired by advice from Clint Eastwood. They describe how Eastwood's guidance was reminiscent of Reagan's own philosophy, emphasizing the importance of humility and teamwork. The author shares their initial skepticism towards Reagan, having worked on campaigns for Jimmy Carter, but later recognized the warmth and love Reagan had for people and his country. The making of the film 'REAGAN' became a journey to heal divisions in society, aiming to evoke the sense of unity felt during Reagan's presidency. The production team hoped that by portraying Reagan's life, filled with relatable struggles, they could foster a sense of connection among viewers, reminiscent of the emotional atmosphere during his presidency in 1981.