Despite rumors of his retirement, legendary director Clint Eastwood is actively directing his latest film, "Juror No 2", according to behind-the-scenes photos. After months of strike-related delays, Eastwood returned to the set in Savannah, Georgia to complete his newest film, which reportedly follows a juror in a high-profile criminal case who discovers the real culprit responsible for a murder. "Juror No 2" will be Eastwood's 40th (or 41st, if one counts "Tightrope" from 1984) film as a director. Last September, Eastwood starred in and directed "Cry Macho," a Western-style film that chronicled the story of a security guard who saved countless lives during the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.