After a decade spent toiling on series television – mostly in roles easily forgotten – actor George Clooney jolted to stardom with his portrayal of the charming, but troubled pediatrician Doug Ross on the acclaimed medical series, "ER" (NBC, 1994- ). Thanks to his new found celebrity, Clooney made the jump to films while still on “ER,” quickly establishing himself as a major Hollywood star, with leading roles in “From Dusk Till Dawn” (1996), “Batman & Robin” (1997) and “Out of Sight” (1998). When he left the confines of the small screen for big screen pastures, Clooney transcended mere stardom
Former ER co-star Noah Wyle tells TV Guide that Clooney is willing to reprise his role as Dr. Doug Ross for the long-running hospital drama's final season -- "schedule permitting."
At 48, George Clooney shows no signs of settling down. Nicole Kidman and Michelle Pfeiffer each bet $10,000 he'd be married by 40. They were wrong. Clooney sent back their checks and said "Double or nothing for another 10 years."S
It is my understanding that at some point in the distant past, movie stars would appear on TV talk shows and be engaged by the hosts in lively, entertaining conversations. These visits would frequently coincide with the
In Burn After Reading, George Clooney plays Harry Pfarrar, a married ex-personal protection specialist who spends his free time cheating via online dating sites, building bizarre sexual machinery, and jogging to burn off the