Director Eastwood attends world premiere of film in Tokyo

Director Eastwood attends world premiere of film in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Film Director Clint Eastwood (R) and Japanese actor Ken Watanabe pose for photos during the world premiere of Letters from Iwojima at Nippon Budokan in Tokyo on Nov. 15. Watanabe played a major role in the film.

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