George Clooney Retires from Romantic Films, Embraces Broadway Debut

At 63, Clooney shifts focus to age-appropriate roles, starring as Edward R. Murrow in the stage adaptation of 'Good Night, and Good Luck,' set to officially open on April 3.

George Clooney confirmed on '60 Minutes' that he will no longer act in romantic films, citing his age and a desire to focus on roles more suited to his stage in life.
His last romantic film was the 2022 comedy 'Ticket to Paradise,' co-starring Julia Roberts, marking the end of a decades-long run as a leading man in the genre.
Clooney is currently starring in preview performances for his Broadway debut in 'Good Night, and Good Luck,' portraying journalist Edward R. Murrow, a role he feels he is now ready to embody.
The play, based on Clooney's 2005 Oscar-nominated film, delves into themes of journalistic integrity during Edward R. Murrow's battle against McCarthyism.
Clooney reflected on his career evolution, expressing excitement about the challenges of live theater and his readiness to explore new creative avenues.