New Hair, New Role

George Clooney, a staple in Hollywood known for his silver hair, recently embraced a change as he prepares for his Broadway debut. The actor has dyed his hair dark to portray the iconic CBS News journalist Edward R. Murrow in the stage adaptation of “Good Night and Good Luck”. Clooney recognizes that this new look has surprised many, given his long-standing salt-and-pepper style.

During an interview with “CBS Mornings,” Clooney humorously acknowledged his new appearance, stating, “I know it’s not good. You never get used to it.” He admitted that seeing himself with dark hair has been an adjustment, especially at the age of 63, saying it’s not his favorite look, and his wife, Amal Clooney, finds it amusing.

Opening Night Nerves

As he steps into Broadway, Clooney revealed the pressure he feels taking on Murrow’s words, expressing a sense of responsibility given the weight of the historical speeches. “There is a huge responsibility with these words because they are Edward R. Murrow’s words,” he shared. The actor described opening night as “as nerve-racking as you can imagine,” especially considering that many audience members may know Murrow’s speeches by heart.

Family Life and Happiness

Outside of his professional commitments, Clooney took a moment to share insights about his family life with wife Amal and their seven-year-old twins, Ella and Alexander. He describes this stage in their children’s lives as vibrant and entertaining. “Our kids are funny and make us laugh,” he noted, highlighting the joy they bring.

Since marrying Amal in 2014, Clooney emphasizes the harmony in their relationship, mentioning, “We still haven’t had an argument. We’re trying to find something to fight about!” He considers himself fortunate to have Amal in his life, stating, “I feel as if I hit the jackpot. There isn’t a day that goes by where I don’t think I’m the luckiest man in the world.” This sentiment reflects their shared happiness and the strong bond they continue to nurture.