Amal Clooney and George Clooney's marriage stirs up a significant uproar due to George's dramatic transformation
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George Clooney's Broadway Debut Sparks Talk Over His Hair Change
That silver-haired fox, George Clooney, stepped into the world of Broadway this March, swapping his iconic locks for a darker hue to better embody the journalist character Edward R. Murrow in the production of Good Night, And Good Luck.
Mixed reviews have erupted, with some applauding the daring transformation, while others not so much.
Revealing the inside scoop on the changed look, the 64-year-old actor shared on Late Night with Seth Meyers what his wife, Amal, thinks about his new style. She finds his darker do "funny," but reportedly can't wait for it to vanish.
Clooney himself echoed this sentiment, quipping that Amal will be "glad when it's gone" and confessing he's more than ready to bail on the dark hair. The show wraps up on Sunday, and by the time they hit the Tony Awards that night, he plans to sport a bald pate, reminiscent of Yul Brynner, who nabbed Best Featured Actor in a Musical in 1952 for The King And I.
Clooney's not afraid to joke, stating that he's "wearing a hat to hide my bad hair" and admitting it's "bad," teasing that he's in the throes of a midlife crisis.
inserting a chuckle, Seth Meyers stated that the new style could be a lucky charm, as Brynner's bald head may have contributed to his Tony win.
"It looks great on stage, but off stage, it seems like you're trying to pull off a late-night heist," Meyers quipped.
Clooney didn't shy away from agreeing, acknowledging that the new look is "horrible," insinuating that his midlife is a bit of a stretch at 64.
The Gist
- Hair Transformation: Clooney dyed his hair to portray the journalist character in Good Night, And Good Luck.
- Mixed Reviews: The actor's new look has garnered mixed reactions, with some appreciating the change and others voicing their disapproval.
- The Clooneys' Take: Amal Clooney finds the transformation "funny," while George calls it "horrible" and a "midlife crisis." Overall, they're ready for a return to the old look.
- Endgame: Clooney plans to restore his silver hair after wrapping up the Broadway show ahead of the Tony Awards.
Music often accompanies significant events in celebrbrites' lives, and as George Clooney prepares for the Tony Awards, he looks forward to incorporating the rhythm of entertainment back into his life, leaving behind the controversial hair change that has dominated recent headlines. On stage, the new look may have been a bold statement, but off stage, it was criticized as a misstep, particularly by Clooney himself, who likened it to an unsuccessful attempt at a late-night heist.
