George Clooney

George Clooney, acclaimed actor and director, joins Terry Gross as she reflects on her late husband, Francis Davis, a notable writer and jazz critic. They share the heartwarming story of how Terry and Francis met, celebrating their 47 years together. Clooney discusses the legacy of Edward R. Murrow through his Broadway role, touching on themes of authenticity in journalism. The conversation meanders through the power of music, the weight of criticism in film, and the profound connections between personal experiences and artistic expression.

George Clooney is 60. Which means, much like Marc, he's always reminding himself that he doesn't know how much time he has left. George tells Marc how this mindset affects all his decisions, whether it's the projects he takes on, the causes he fights for, or the time he frees up to spend with his children. They also discuss George's directorial work, including his latest film The Tender Bar, his introduction to show business by his father and his Aunt Rosemary, and his thoughts on avoiding further tragic accidents involving guns on movie sets. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nancy Pelosi and George Clooney question Biden's fitness. Israel's Gaza offensive complicates ceasefire talks. France's left coalition faces challenges. NYC adopts wheelie bins for trash. Political perspectives, challenges in passing policies, French politics, and New York's trash initiative discussed.

George Clooney discusses concerns around Joe Biden's nomination for 2024, sparking calls for him to step aside. GOP selects 2020 electors as delegates. Topics also include tragic crossbow murder, weight loss drug risks, and Biden's cognitive health scrutiny.

Lucas Shaw, a Bloomberg analyst specializing in media, joins Hollywood heavyweights Brad Pitt and George Clooney to dissect Apple's puzzling film strategy, particularly regarding their latest project, 'Wolfs.' The trio delves into the company's wavering commitment to theatrical releases versus streaming, the impact of budget cuts, and the challenges of catering to both star-driven content and audience engagement. They also explore how the competition from established platforms like Netflix is reshaping Apple's approach to filmmaking.

Academy Award-winning actor George Clooney puts pressure on Joe Biden to step out of the upcoming election. Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats express concerns about Biden's viability. New Labour MPs undergo behavior training. The podcast also discusses the parallels between politics and sports, reflections on history, and economic figures.

George Clooney, an Oscar-winning actor and dedicated humanitarian, brings his charm and humor to the conversation. Clooney shares hilarious parenting anecdotes and reflects on the pressures of fame alongside the accountability that comes with it. The discussion delves into his philanthropic work with the Clooney Foundation for Justice, focusing on monitoring human rights trials. Expect laughter as they swap quirky stories, highlighting the absurdities of life while emphasizing the importance of using one's platform for good.

George Clooney, the Oscar-winning actor and producer who recently made his Broadway debut, shares insights from his theatrical journey, including a challenging line from his play. He humorously recounts star-studded nights with guests like the Obamas and reflects on the ending of his film Michael Clayton. Meanwhile, there’s a look at Trump’s bizarre conspiracy theories and Elon Musk's turbulent ties to politics, exposing the absurdities of modern political discourse with wit and satire.

George Clooney, renowned actor and director, joins the conversation to navigate the tangled web of U.S.-Iran relations amidst nuclear negotiations. The discussion reveals how the U.S. is backtracking on aiding Gaza and the trust issues it creates with Iran. Clooney highlights the implications of military strategies and the risks of conflict driven by political maneuvering. The talk also critiques celebrity involvement in political narratives, delving into Biden's health claims and the perceived hypocrisy among public figures like Bruce Springsteen.

Oscar-winner George Clooney discusses his portrayal of legendary journalist Edward R. Murrow, emphasizing Murrow's heroic fight against McCarthyism in the 1950s. Clooney reflects on the importance of journalistic integrity today, drawing parallels to current political absurdities. He shares insights on the nerves and excitement of returning to live theater, intertwining personal anecdotes with broader themes of civic courage and the relevance of standing up for one's beliefs amid political turmoil.