George Clooney The real guard, even with regard to its new hair color not so beloved.

But George Clooney could not help making fun of a major detail in the work: hair.

“I like hair color. It is much better than my hair color right now, “he joked when the portrait was revealed. “It’s better. It’s gray, especially gray. We are there, thank you very much. ”

The new dark brown wicks of ClooneyFar from the Silver Fox status which made him one of Tinseltown’s most sustainable Beguins, is for his role as journalist Edward R. Murrow in the adaptation of Broadway of “Good Night, and Good Luck”. And yes, he is fully aware of the way he landed.

“My wife will hate him because nothing makes you appear older than when an older guy is dying with your hair,” said Clooney before The New York TimesReferring to his glamorous wife, Amal Clooney. “My children will simply laugh at me constantly,” he added about their 7-year-old twins, Alexander and Ella.

During the ceremony at Sardi, Clooney also joked by saying that by signing his caricature, he wrote “Brad Pitt” instead of his own name, a nod to his longtime Bromance with his “Ocean’s Eleven” and “Burn After Reading” Co-Star.

Clooney made his debut for the first time the darkest in March during an overview of “Good Night and Good Luck”, and he has raised the eyebrows since.

“Well, it’s scary. But, you know, I haven’t played a game for 40 years, so it’s one of those things where, and I have never done Broadway’s play, so I’m, of course, you know, Petrified to do so,” Clooney told journalists about his debut on Broadway. “But it is not such a bad thing of 63 years and to do something that you do not think that your two feet are firmly on the ground.”

In “Good Night, and Good Luck”, Clooney shares the scene with a talented set, with Mac Brandt as Colonel Anderson, Will Dagger like Don Hewitt, Christopher Denham like John Aaron, Glenn Fleshler as Friendly, Ilana Glazer like Shirley Wershba, Clark Greg as Don Hollenbeck and Paul William F. Paley.

The cast also includes Georgia Heers as Ella, Carter Hudson like Joe Wershba, Fran Kranz as Palmer Williams, Jennifer Morris in the role of Millie Green, Michael Nathanson as Eddie Scott, Andrew Polk in the role of Charlie Mack and Aaron Roman Weiner like Don Surine.

Clooney may be known as Silver Fox following Hollywood, but behind the scenes, things would have been very little impregnated.

According to explosive claims in the new book “Uncharted: How Trump beat Biden, Harris and the ratings in the craziest campaign in history” and reports from journalist Tara Palmeri, actor Oscar in Oscar lost after making the observation of “the morning of” race.

The now infamous segment of July 11 was broadcast shortly after Clooney New York Times The test fell like a political grenade, sending shock waves through Hollywood and Washington.

“It was not George Clooney,” said Brzezinski when broadcasting, according to Page six. “I think Barack Obama has a lot of influence, and I think there are many.”

Clooney would have launched.

“His phone turned on and it’s George Clooney, a good friend of his, and Clooney has become absolutely ballistic,” said Whipple. “What followed was an exchange of F bombs for, you know, several minutes.”

Clooney would have been furious that no one on the show has challenged the theory of Brzezinski according to which Obama had orchestrated the editorial. “‘You [f-cked] Me. You are my friend. You should have defended me, “Clooney shouted to the producer.