US EditionWhy George Clooney is sitting his wife in the back row as he makes his Broadway debut
- George Clooney, at age 63, makes his Broadway debut in a play about journalist Edward R. Murrow, based on his movie 'Good Night, and Good Luck.'
- Clooney co-wrote the play, which focuses on Murrow's challenge against Senator Joseph McCarthy during the Red Scare.
- The play explores themes of truth and media intimidation, opening on April 3rd.
- Clooney believes the story's themes of truth and intimidation are relevant today, saying, 'When the other three estates fail, the fourth estate has to succeed.
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George Clooney Reveals Why He No Longer Wants to Play Romantic Roles: ‘That’s Not My Job’ | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
George Clooney is entering a new phase of his acting career. The 63-year-old movie star recently shut down the idea of playing more love interest roles in the future, attributing the decision to his age. “I’m not trying to compete with 25-year-old leading men. That’s not my job. I’m not doing romantic films anymore,” he said on a recent episode of CBS‘ 60 Minutes. Keep reading to find out more… George appeared on 60 Minutes to discuss the Broadw…
Open war between Trump and Clooney: actor warns of lack of press freedom and president calls him “second star”
At the age of 63, George Clooney debuts again. The actor premieres his first play on Broadway on April 3. Kentucky climbs to the top of the world theater to represent a text he already knows, that of Good Night, and good luck, the film that starred, wrote and directed in 2005 and that gave two nominations to the Oscar. Then the script and now the libretto have as their main line the freedom of the press, as it tells the real story of a journalis…
George Clooney: “I’m Not Doing Romantic Films Anymore”
George Clooney spoke with 60 Minutes tonight about the upcoming Broadway adaptation of his Oscar-nominated movie, Good Night, and Good Luck. In the play Clooney, now 63, plays newsman Edward R. Murrow, a role he said he was not ready to play when he directed the film in 2005. “Murrow had a gravitas to him […]
Why George Clooney is saying goodbye to romcoms
George Clooney never fails to make us swoon on screen but it sounds like we won’t be getting any new loved-up movies from him anytime soon… or ever. The actor has said he’s not going to make romcoms anymore, declaring that he’s ‘not trying to compete with 25-year-old leading men.’ Today's top videos Speaking on CBS‘ 60 Minutes recently, 63-year-old George, who is now turning his talents to the stage, explained his decision by saying it was all …
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