Not only has Clint Eastwood starred in and directed his own movies, he's also been known to compose and perform music for many of his films. As Den of Geek pointed out, Eastwood has written numerous musical pieces for his movies, including Honkytonk Man, City Heat, Heartbreak Ridge, A Perfect World, The Bridges Of Madison County, Qui, Absolute Power, True Crime, Space Cowboys, In The Line Of Fire, and the song that plays during the closing credits of Gran Torino.

In addition, Clint Eastwood also composed the full musical scores for several of his films, including Mystic River, The Changeling, Million Dollar Baby, and Flags of Our Fathers. In a 2003 profile in The New Yorker, Eastwood explained how he used Mystic River's trio of actors — Tim Robbins, Sean Penn, and Kevin Bacon — as musical inspiration. "They all formed this triangle, so I started writing a triad, playing with that on a piano," he said. "And all of a sudden I developed this theme based on this triad, which is nothing terribly complicated, but to me — in a movie, the music shouldn't be terribly complicated. It should be supporting, not overriding."

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