George Clooney Shifts Focus from Rom-Coms to Broadway

George Clooney, renowned for romantic comedies, steps away from the genre at 63. He's now starring in a Broadway production of 'Good Night, and Good Luck', focusing on American journalist Edward R. Murrow. Clooney praises the proper Broadway feel while discussing the challenges of portraying Murrow's gravitas.

George Clooney, known for his iconic roles in romantic comedies, has decided to leave the genre as he embraces new challenges at the age of 63.

Currently, Clooney stars in the Broadway adaptation of 'Good Night, and Good Luck', taking on the role of Edward R. Murrow, a significant American journalist. He reflects on the genuine Broadway experience and shares thoughts on the production.

Despite directing the film version, Clooney admits he lacked the necessary gravitas at 42 to portray Murrow, a role acclaimed actor David Strathairn played in the movie. Murrow, a pioneering radio and television journalist, made a lasting impact during World War II and contributed to the censure of Senator Joseph McCarthy.

(With inputs from agencies.)