Scott Eastwood, known for his acting roles, is deeply committed to supporting American manufacturing through his company, Made Here. He proudly proclaims the U.S. as "the greatest country on Earth" and emphasizes the importance of domestic production.

Founded in partnership with entrepreneur Dane Chapin, Made Here exclusively collaborates with American manufacturers to create and distribute a variety of goods, ranging from apparel and hats to even their own Made Here beer. Eastwood believes in bolstering local communities and keeping production within the nation's borders.

He champions the idea of crafting high-quality, long-lasting products, eliminating the need for excessive consumption and replacements. Eastwood and Chapin spent several years developing this concept before launching Made Here in 2019, driven by a desire to revitalize American manufacturing jobs.

Eastwood expressed concern over the decline of manufacturing in the U.S., advocating for a return to domestic production. Made Here Beer embodies this ethos, using entirely American ingredients and labor. The company proudly partners with American suppliers for every aspect of their beer production, from sourcing raw materials to packaging.

When Made Here Beer launched in Colorado in 2021, Eastwood expressed his pride in creating a truly American product. Chapin echoed this sentiment, highlighting their collaboration with Legacy Brewing and the importance of American-made goods to their brand identity.

Beyond Made Here, Eastwood, much like his renowned father Clint Eastwood, has consistently demonstrated support for American veterans, both on and off screen. While Clint is celebrated for directing and starring in military-themed films, Scott emphasizes the profound responsibility he feels when portraying military personnel in his own roles.

He recently completed a World War II film focused on a soldier's survival behind enemy lines, highlighting the significance of these roles in honoring those who serve. Eastwood believes that the freedoms enjoyed in the U.S. are a direct result of the fight for liberty and democracy.

Following his appearance in "Fast X," Eastwood's next project is "Alarum," co-starring Willa Fitzgerald, Mike Colter, and Sylvester Stallone, set to premiere in January.