Actor producer Eastwood meets Tokyo Governor Ishihara

Actor producer Eastwood meets Tokyo Governor Ishihara

TOKYO, Japan - American actor producer Clint Eastwood (L) shakes hands with Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara at the governor's office on April 6. Eastwood asked Ishihara for his cooperation in shooting a film featuring Tokyo's Iwojima Island during the Pacific War.

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