Two Mules for Sister Sara

In the pantheon of Hollywood stars who’ve become virtually synonymous with a single genre, Clint Eastwood’s name looms large over the Western. His ascent to icon status began with Sergio Leone’s *Man With No Name* trilogy in the mid-1960s, which redefined the spaghetti Western and etched Eastwood’s laconic, morally ambiguous gunslinger into cinematic legend. While he would drift in and out of Western roles over subs…