Scott Eastwood: I’ve Auditioned For Everyone Of My Dad’s Movies, I Don’t Get A Phone Call

Scott Eastwood finally has a hit movie on his hands, but his new found fortune is no thanks to his famous father, Clint Eastwood, who doesn’t even bother to call his son back after he rejects him for one of his films.

Meeting with press, over what’s being called his breakout movie roll, the lead in “The Longest Ride,” the 29-year-old actor admitted that his pops is no fan of his..

Eastwood auditioned to play Chris Kyle’s brother in “American Sniper,” but the director of that film, who happens to be his dad, never contacted him after he submitted a tape. “I’ve auditioned for pretty much every one of my father’s movies,” says Eastwood, who appeared in “Flags of Our Father,” “Invictus” and “Gran Torino” (but got shot down for “J. Edgar”). For the movies where he’s not picked, he doesn’t even receive a gentle rejection letter. “You don’t get a phone call,” Eastwood says. “It’s nothing personal.” h/t variety

Despite several rolls in low-budget religious films, Eastwood was mostly anonymous until he appeared in this Town & Country cover shoot.