George Clooney Says Tom Cruise ‘Didn’t Overreact’ With Tirade Over Crew Breaking COVID Protocols On Set

George Clooney is looking back on the parallels between the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and his latest film, "The Midnight Sky." The film follows Clooney's Artic-based scientist, Augustine, working hard in near-isolation to prevent astronauts from returning to a post-apocalyptic Earth. "It was an interesting thing," said the Hollywood titan of the similarities between his character's situation and what's happening in the world today when speaking to Fox News.

 George Clooney ’s proposal story is more hilarious than you might think. While it’s hard to imagine, there was a time when the 59-year-old actor and his boss love  Amal , 43, weren’t officially a power pair.

Green Lantern,” “Suicide Squad” and Ben Affleck’s “Daredevil,” to name a few — that would handily surpass Joel Schumacher’s 1997 campy classic.But for George Clooney, his turn as the Caped Crusader remains for him one of the great insults to the dramatic arts, according to a new interview with the legendary actor on the Howard Stern Show, first reported by the Hollywood Reporter.He told the shock jockey this week that it “physically hurts” to watch his “terrible” performance in “Batman & Robin,”

George Clooney‘s parenting techniques on his twins might be a bit different than his accomplished 42-year-old wife, Amal‘s, but they are no less fun! The Midnight Sky actor, 59, stopped by The Graham Norton Show for the December 18 episode to dish on his new project and his twins, Alexander and Ella, 3. “They are clearly my wife’s children,” George confessed to host Graham Norton. “They’re three and speak fluent Italian and they are way ahead.”

George Clooney is defending Tom Cruise after his controversial tirade on the set of Mission: Impossible 7.The aggressive situation took place while filming the next movie of the popular franchise, when the 58-year-old actor spotted two members of the crew next to a monitor watching the playback of one of the scenes.

Mission: Impossible 7.The actor and director was prompted for comment on Cruise’s alleged rant against a number of crew members on the new Mission: Impossible film who broke COVID-19 safety protocols.“I wouldn’t have done it that big, I wouldn’t have pulled people out,” Clooney said on The Howard Stern Show, per IndieWire. “You’re in a position of power.

leaked audio of him chewing out the crew on set of “Mission: Impossible 7,” saying that Cruise was “not wrong” in ranting about COVID-19 safety protocols, but that he wouldn’t have taken it to such extreme levels.“He didn’t overreact because it is a problem. I have a friend who’s an AD on another TV show who just had the almost exact same thing happen with not quite as far out a response,” Clooney said in an interview with Howard Stern reacting to the audio of Cruise obtained by The Sun.

flew off the handle on his movie set after seeing two staffers violate COVID-19 safety protocols.“He didn’t overreact because it is a problem,” Clooney said during an appearance Wednesday on SiriusXM’s “The Howard Stern Show,” where he was promoting his new film “The Midnight Sky,” People reported.“I have a friend who’s an AD [assistant director] on another TV show who just had the almost exact same thing happen with not quite as far out a response,” the 59-year-old continued.“I wouldn’t have

George Clooney has defended Tom Cruise after the movie star was caught on tape blasting Mission: Impossible crew members for ignoring COVID protocols.The action man reportedly lost his cool when he spotted two assistants huddled around a monitor, watching playback, and he fired off an angry rant threatening to fire anyone who didn’t take the health and safety rules he helped put in place seriously.He raged, “We are the gold standard.

George Clooney has said that he appreciates why Tom Cruise called out the crew over Covid breaches, but called the manner of the actor’s outburst “not my style”.

Tom Cruise has received the support of fellow Hollywood celebrities following the release of his angry COVID-19 rant on set of "Mission: Impossible 7". The incident took place after he spotted two crew members violating social distancing protocols.

Tom Cruise recently hit the headlines owing to his leaked audio clip in which he was heard yelling at the crew of his film Mission Impossible 7 for disobeying COVID 19 rules on the sets of the film. The profanity-ridden rant in the leaked audio clip to The Sun by the Knight and Day star soon went viral and several reactions started to pour in.

didn’t overreact” after his recent viral tirade on the set of Mission: Impossible 7. Cruise was heard yelling at crew members for standing too close together, thus breaking COVID-19 regulations. “He didn’t overreact because it is a problem,” Clooney said during an interview on Howard Stern’s SiriusXM radio show on Wednesday to promote his new film,.

From one Hollywood hotshot to another. George Clooney reacted to Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible 7 rant just hours after an alleged audio leak was published by The Sun on Tuesday, December 15. The paper claimed that the audio recording is of Cruise, who can reportedly be heard screaming at his film crew for disobeying COVID-19 safety protocols. Fellow film star Clooney says he can “understand” Cruise’s reaction.

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George Clooney has some ambitious goals when it comes to 2021. The 59-year-old star joked about People magazine honoring him twice for “Sexiest Man Alive” in an upcoming interview with SiriusXM’s “The Jess Cagle Show,” which is set to air Monday.

George Clooney has revealed that he does not regret starring in the 1997 film Batman & Robin because it taught him a valuable lesson. The actor played Batman alongside Chris O’Donnell’s Robin in the movie, which is often ranked among the worst ever.