George Clooney shows a new look: twins laugh at brown hair!

George Clooney shows a new look: twins laugh at brown hair!

George Clooney is currently causing a stir, not only by returning to the stage, but also with a surprising new look. With brown hair, which he colored for his Broadway debut role in "Good Night, and Good Luck", he excites his family's interest. In an interview with the “New York Times”, Clooney admitted that his wife Amal and the twins together Alexander and Ella, who are now seven years old, are dissatisfied with his new hair color. Clooney found the reaction of his children particularly amusing, who laughed at him in the late night show by Seth Meyers because of his look. Despite his own doubts about the choice of colors, he takes his jokes. He described the coloring of his hair at the age of 63 as something that makes him look older.

Currently Clooney is on the road in New York to shine in the stage adaptation of the same name of his film published in 2005. The Broadway premiere will take place on April 3, 2025 in Winter Garden Theater, where Clooney took on the role of CBS news spokesman Edward R. Murrow, who challenged Senator Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s. The play tells of the important journalistic argument during the McCarthy era and is an interesting piece of history for both the theater audience and for Clooney itself, whose father was a news moderator.

wide -ranged characters and spectacular staging

In the stage version of "Good Night, and Good Luck", which Clooney adapted together with Grant Heslov, there are other historical figures on the stage in addition to Murrow. The main actors include:

• Edward R. Murrow: Played by George Clooney
• Fred Friendly: Played by Glenn Fleshler
• Joseph and Shirley Wershba: Played by Paul Gross and Ilana Glazer
• William Paley and Sig Mickelson: Other central figures

The director David Cromer, a Tony Award winner with over 25 years of experience, brings a breath of fresh air to the staging. The adaptation of the film, which was shot in black and white, will be a special challenge for the theater. Production is planning innovative ways by using 30 TV monitors to connect live performance and archive material.

cultural responsibility and humorous anecdotes

Clooney emphasizes that the piece wants to offer entertainment without being perceived as a lesson. Nevertheless, he recognizes the responsibility of the press, which establishes a strong connection to the zeitgeist at the time. The author and director of the original film was deeply included in the research and in 2005 told an impressive story that received six Oscar nominations.

Although Clooney visibly feels comfortable in the role of Edward R. Murrow, the new look for his family remains a topic of discussion. The children enjoy exploring Manhattan while their father brings them a little bit closer to them. But if his hair is still in focus, it is to be hoped that the humor of his children will not fades.

For more about Clooney's creativity and the staging that combines inheritance and entertainment, the New York Theater Guide Comprehensive insights.

In addition, it is worth taking a look at the background of the development of the pieces, as with Broadway Across America become.

For another insight into Clooney's personal life and the reactions of his family on his new look, look at what Gala has.