George Clooney has once again proved his humble nature to his fans and admirers, who consider him a nice person.
After arriving at the premiere of his latest film Wolves at the Venice Film Festival with wife Amal Clooney, the 63-year-old Hollywood legend sprung into action when a photographer collapsed in front of him and rushed in to offer assistance without hesitation.
As soon as Amal caught sight of him, the Oscar-winning actor knelt down and extended his hand to make sure the photographer got to his feet.
To lighten the mood, George made funny faces on the red carpet so that the cameramen could get some great pictures for their efforts. At one point, the actor briefly grabbed the photographer’s camera and tried his hand at his work.
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George Clooney and Amal stole the spotlight on the red carpet
While he was having fun, Amal walked by, flaunting her modesty in a yellow corset gown.
At the much-awaited ceremony, the couple looked as smitten as ever as they posed for pictures, with Amal holding George in her arms.
George stars in the film alongside Brad Pitt as criminal “cleanup” experts who unwittingly fall into the same task, disposing of a body in a hotel room.
Brad Pitt and George Clooney reportedly received $35 million each for their roles in the film and demanded that it be released in theaters.
George denied claims that his fee was $35 million, and said the actual amount was “several million less” than that figure, the Daily Mail reported.
Describing the entire affair as a “bummer”, he added, “We loved it, we wanted it, and Brad and I gave back some of our salaries to do it. We had some bumps in the road, and that happens.”
However, its producer Apple changed its mind and the film, which experts believe cost a total of $200 million, will now be shown in theaters in the United States for just one week.
It is being called the most expensive TV movie ever made as it will be available for streaming in multiple territories.
