Describing Eastwood, Fisher called him easygoing and rarely rattled. She recalled the remarkable silence and respect on the Unforgiven set, noting he’s quiet, still and answers only when he chooses. “He won’t do anything he doesn’t want to do,” she explained.
Fisher also remembered that Eastwood kept David Peoples’ script for 17 years before making Unforgiven because he felt he was too young at first. She praised the original white pages and said the script reads almost like a novel.