The Trial of Sandra Locke

Sandra Locke sued Clint Eastwood for the Bel Air house she shared with her husband Gordon. In a deposition, he said Sandra had been his part-time roommate for approximately ten years but that her real place of residence had been with her husband. He also acknowledged that he had tapped the phones at the Bel air house, but claimed that the purpose was not to listen in on Sandra's calls, but to prove that Gordon was a threat to him. Still, Clint refused to settle. Finally, in November 1990, Al Reddy approached Locke with a proposal. What if, by way of a settlement, Eastwood used his clout to get her a deal to direct films for his studio,

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