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"   Morgan, Francesca, and Dina Eastwood. Photo: Getty Images  The women in Clint Eastwood`s life\u2014wife Dina and daughters Francesca and Morgan\u2014are the latest members of Hollywood to hit the reality TV landscape. Their show, Mrs. Eastwood &amp;amp;amp; Company, premiered last night on E!\u2014following the Kardashians&amp;#039; time slot and borrowing from the first family of reality TV&amp;#039;s format. But will the series catapult the Eastwood women to Kardashian-size paydays or Clint-like success? And do they even want that? &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s weird to me that this could all change overnight. But little things have been changing that make me realize, okay, there&amp;#039;s a bit more of an awareness of who I am,&amp;quot; said 18-year-old Francesca (Franny to family and friends), who&amp;#039;s a newly-minted student at University of Southern California. She continued: &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;d be lying if I said I wasn&amp;#039;t getting a little nervous... The first episode is pretty tame, [but] I&amp;#039;m worried about when the fourth, fifth, and sixth episodes air. Those episodes are more exposing.&amp;quot; In exchange for their privacy, what does the already famous family stand to gain? For one, the launch of Mrs. Eastwood&amp;#039;s musical obsession, Overtone, into the American public eye. &amp;quot;My stepmom&amp;#039;s been managing this boy band from South Africa for a couple years now,&amp;quot; Francesca explained, adding: &amp;quot;They have been successful, but they want a mainstream type of success. They want to be the next Justin Timberlake. So, Dina&amp;#039;s last push was this reality show... but I&amp;#039;ve never thought they could achieve that kind of success, and I&amp;#039;ve been very up-front about that from day one.&amp;quot; Even if Overtone isn&amp;#039;t bound for mass success, candor like Francesca&amp;#039;s\u2014both in interviews and on the show\u2014proves that the Eastwood girls aren&amp;#039;t Stepford children\u2014and should make for good reality TV. There&amp;#039;s even a little dose of self-deprecation to enhance their appeal. In the first episode, the model-actress tells her uncle: &amp;quot;Someone told me I look like Stewie [from Family Guy].&amp;quot; There&amp;#039;s a dramatic pause. Then Eastwood continues, &amp;quot;How good is that?&amp;quot; Though sparse, the Oscar-winning director himself does make a few appearances, giving a glimpse of what it&amp;#039;s like to have a famous father. &amp;quot;You can&amp;#039;t walk into a grocery store with Clint Eastwood without every single person turning around,&amp;quot; Francesca said. &amp;quot;At dinner with my family in Los Angeles, a waitress once literally fell over\u2014like pretended to faint or fainted or something. [Sometimes my dad] has to tell restaurants to stop waiting on him, because there&amp;#039;s a waiter coming over every two seconds busing the table.&amp;quot; On the verge of their own reality fame, Dina, Francesca, and Morgan may soon experience the royal Eastwood treatment\u2014even without their Hollywood patriarch. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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