George Clooney: I Am Not the Godfather

George Clooney is denying reports he will be the godfather to his pal Brad Pitt’s fifth child with Angelina Jolie.

Recently, Clooney reportedly joked to paparazzi outside a Los Angeles restaurant that he had been asked by the celebrity couple to be godfather to their child.

Clooney’s rep made a clarification and said that the Leatherheads star was only joking. “He was just having a joke,” said the rep.

Leatherheads made around $13.5 million in ticket sales in its opening weekend, failing to meet expectations of $16 million set by the studio.

Photos: Alberto E. Rodriguez, Kevin Winter, Getty
Posted to: Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Pregnant Celebrities
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BTW, I owe you an apology. Yesterday, I simply left the computer. It was about the time. I was on line for 8 hours. And that was too much! %-)

Did I say it was a love scene?? I said he was able to love her with such an intense love. The great warrier that he was. So it makes sense he was a mama’s boy. Kinda appeared to me that most of the men disrespected the women.I didn’t see it as a rape scene because I guess the Gods were speaking to her as well, maybe she wasn’t meant to be a nun. I didn’t see her fighting him off. She welcomed his embrace, and in knowing what she was,(a virgin) it was more the reason for him to love her so. She dedictaed herself to the Gods, but, appeared to me, she gladly gave herself to this great warrier. What man wouldn’t consider that a challenge? LOL

Seriously though. Please don’t patronize me with comments like I was surprised Helen returned to Menelaos because of his looks. I am not so shallow rien. Honestly, I thought it was shameful in the manner that she ran off with Paris. The reason I said I can’t imagine her returning to Menelaos because I would of thought he would kill her after embarrassing him in such a manner. I felt the way they presented Menelaos was accurate in the movie.

It is too bad they based the movie on Homers version if they were that far off. I really enjoyed the movie with the manner that they presented it. Like I said, I think it showed the depth of the era they were in.

Ha..ha..ha, I don’t know what I will do if BP is around me, and does what ever he does to me..:-)

No, I did not patronize you. Sorry, if you felt that way. I was only too angry about it. If I did not read the book, and fall in love with the verse, I would think the same way. It was a nice adventure film.

That’s the point. HW made film according to what they want. Sometimes I think that they don’t want to take any risk. The thing is, for a book like Homer Iliad/Ilias,which is well-known, even many archaeologist based their searched for Troy on Iliad, you have to be faithful, otherwise you will disappoint the book-lovers, like me.
It is just like making Hamlet, and let Hamlet survive. Or making Harry Potter, and Harry Potter died.
May be HW shall learn more about Tragedy, especially Greek Tragedy. And Troy is a tragedy. Only because of a spoiled rotten womanizer!

For me, I don’t have the time to sit down and read a book, unless I am on vacation and relaxing by a pool. As far as Troy goes, the movie did a great job of expressing the passion of what they fought for. To me, it was a success because usually movies about history bore me beyond belief. This one didn’t, I enjoyed the story and how they protrayed all the characters. I felt I walked away with a better understanding of the Trojan War and a “feel” for the era they were in. That is always impressive, when I can walk away with a feeling from a movie.That is what makes it truly entertaining to me.

I must admit, as much as I adore Brad as an actor,TAOJJ put me to sleep. It is not a storyline that holds my attention. But, the men in my house loved it. They felt Brad did an amazing job portraying Jesse James. Just goes to show, movies and entertainment are geered for a certain viewer. We can’t click with all of them. All I saw in TAOJJ was a man who was experencing magic in his private life. He never fell into character for me. He did as Achilles.That would be the difference for me when be entertained by a movie. You said it yourself, it has to touch your soul. Troy did that for me.So in my opinion, he was a huge success.I believe they did take the risk to make it entertaining beyond what was written in the book. The only thing I would of changed was Achilles would of lived and they rode off into the sunset together, but, that probably really would of upset you in comparing it to the book. lol

Oh, you are more romantic than what I thought! :-)

I love books. Reading is one of my passion. Poetry is my blood. Films are only dessert for me.
Brad Pitt is a good actor, or if I am cruel, he is a movie star. Only after “Kalifornia”, he does not allow himself to explore characters. I want to see him as a sweaty guy, or ugly limp person, or evil character! I want to see the madness in him (12 Monkeys) again. Seven was brilliant (I am still scared because of it). Too Young To Die? was fab!

“I want to find goodness in Evil Character and evilness in Good Character” Jude Law said.

That’s what I want to hear from Brad Pitt. That’s what I want to see.

Jesse James from Fonda and Tyrone Power was so good for me, that It is hard for me to accept from anybody else. And Power was a different league from Mr. Pitt.

How was Pitt”s Jesse James? Did he picture him as a thinker melancholy guy, or growing from ruthless emotional guy to somebody who regrets?
But where is he now?

“I want to find goodness in Evil Character and evilness in Good Character”

Ummm, lets not forget Tyler Durden. Louis in IWTV. I don’t rien, I think Brad has explored evil character and goodness nicely through the course of his career with many of his character choices.

Maybe Brad just wasn’t meant to move your soul like he has mine through his craft. :-)

Yes, Brad Pitt moved my soul. :-). There were only 3 films in my whole collection that scared me to death. One of them is Se7en! Even talking about it makes my hair standing!

Again, you are right.
But after Tom Bishop, mostly he played himself. Shown clearly in the Oceans film. I know, the films were not meant serious. ;-)

Did you read IWTV? It is such a book! The relation between Louis and Lestat was closer, but I think TC and BP played well. And Kirsten, what a character!

Sorry about Tyler! Edward drew me more. I know, Brad Pitt played as the cooler guy…..ah, even Lev Grossman did not want to have the guy who played in Fight Club which is not Brad Pitt…my poor Edward :-)

I don’t want to split hair, well I guess, I do. What I miss from Brad Pitt is that he rarely pulled the appropriate accent. The worst thing from it all was when played Heinrich Harrer (seven Years in Tibet). I know how an Austrian speaks. After all, I live in a city where everybody speaks German. Even the New Orleans accent he could not pull.
You know, when somebody says: ick bin een Berliner, then I want to hear the Berlin slang. Edward said he was a cowboy, and he spoke with a twang. He said he was a doctor from England, and he spoke with a thick british accent. Even Jude Law managed to pull the Savannah accent.
That’s what I miss!

I know, Tiger. I am a customer who god damned hard to be satisfied. But when I am, then I stay.

Nah rien, sounds like you have plenty of actors who entertain you. Brad just isn’t one of them. That is the beauty of the art of entertaiment, we all have our own point of view.

It was so funny after our conversation here, my son randomly started talking about wanting to see the Hulk movie. When I informed him Ed Norton was playing the Hulk, he seemed impressed that I knew ithat tidbit. So, thanks for making me cool to my kid. :-)

Nice talking to you!!

Nice talking to you too, Tiger! I have had great time with you!

I hope we can encounter each other soon!

Have a nice day!

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