The pandemic has forced A-lister George Clooney to take on the role of caretaker for his three-year-old twins and human rights lawyer wife.
In a candid conversation on the Howard Stern Show this week, the Oscar winner revealed that since the pandemic forced him and his wife Amal to settle in, life has become like the movie ‘Mr. Mom. ‘
George also tore into people who refuse to wear masks during the interview, passionately stating, “This thought is where everyone is like,” Well, it’s my freedom. ” It’s like, this doesn’t work like that, fool ** ‘
Father of the Year: George Clooney revealed on The Howard Stern Show that ever since the pandemic forced him and his wife Amal to settle into their homes, life has become like the movie ‘Mr. Mother ‘
When Stern asked the actor how he was doing with his wife and children, Alexander and Ella, and if it was difficult without ‘the 500 nannies’.
“First of all, we only have one nanny,” he smiled back. George started the rest of his answer by telling the shocker that he understands that no one wants to hear people complain in his position of wealth, security and power.
“I’m not going to complain about anything,” he said. “But it’s unusual.”
“In some ways the lockdown was funny because I was doing the things I used to do again,” Clooney continued. “I do seven washes a day, you know, I mop the floor, I’m the chef of the house.”
Challenging it? When Stern asked the actor how he was doing with his wife and children, Alexander and Ella, and if it was difficult without ‘the 500 nannies’
“First of all, we only have one nanny,” he smiled back. “I’m not going to complain about anything.”
Stern suggested this could be the plot of a movie and Clooney laughed, joking that it was like the 1983 comedy, Mr. Mom starring Michael Keaton.
In other parts of his virtual interview with Stern, Clooney denounced people who refuse to wear masks despite being mandated to do so in various states and municipalities to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Your freedom is this: You are free to smoke until your lungs turn black, but you can’t do it on the bus. And you’re free to drink until your liver comes out of your ass, but you can’t drink and then get behind the wheel of a car. ‘
He went on to say there are some guidelines that must be followed by the general public to stop the spread of the virus.
“In some ways the lockdown was funny because I was doing the things I used to do again,” Clooney continued. “I do seven washes a day, you know, I mop the floor, I’m the chef of the house.”
Clooney explained, “There must be certain rules. This is one that says put on a damn mask and we’ll get through it. Vaccines are coming – let’s save 60,000 more lives before the vaccines. ‘
Clooney has been busy promoting his new sci-fi movie The Midnight Sky, which was released on Netflix this weekend.
He plays one of the few survivors on Earth after a global catastrophe, and the only person still in touch with a group of astronauts led by Felicity Jones who will return to Earth.
Mum and Dad: George is squatting at home with his wife, human rights lawyer Amal and their three-year-old twins Ella and Alexander
Clooney’s character tries to warn them not to return to the devastated planet, but things are complicated by a young girl to care for and Jones’ character’s pregnancy.
The character was written to be pregnant to match Jone’s real pregnancy. She gave birth in September.
The film was shot in freezing temperatures, and Clooney told Stern it was so cold that these eyelids would freeze shut within ’60 seconds’ of stepping out.
He explained that someone would have to physically lead him to a crew member who would warm his eyelashes with a hair dryer so that he could open his eyes again.
Scary! Clooney also told Stern that while shooting The Mightnight Sky, in freezing temperatures, it was so cold that these eyelids freeze shut within 60 seconds of coming out.