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George Clooney Seen With New Hair Color Ahead of Broadway Play Debut

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Published March 10, 2025 7:41 AM PDT | Updated March 10, 2025 8:17 AM PDT




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George Clooney was seen out in New York Sunday sporting a brand-new 'do ... the A-List actor's silver mane has been transformed into a thatch of chestnut, and the world wants to know -- is the Oscar-winner displaying newfound vanity, or this altered appearance for a new role?

Clooney was photographed getting into an SUV outside French bistro Raoul's in Manhattan's Soho neighborhood after lunch, where he was joined by wife Amal and attorney pal Kevin Johnson.



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Amal was snapped in leggy, flared blue jeans, with a short plaid blazer top over a tank, wearing oversized sunglasses and flashing a huge grin. George was looking fit as usual in his casual getup, wearing Adidas sneakers, tan pants and a black leather jacket and classic aviator shades, hoisting a backpack as he prepared to depart.



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Clooney left the restaurant on his way to Broadway for a rehearsal of his new play, "Good Night, and Good Luck," based on the 2005 film he wrote and directed.

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Clooney has up to this point leaned into his distinguished grays, but now he's doing a dye job for a younger look after years of silver fox locks. In previous interviews, he's said he had to change his hair color to play a man in his 40s -- in the 2011 film, shot in black and white, he portrays Fred Friendly -- co-producer of a TV news show with journalist Edward R. Murrow. In the Broadway play, Clooney's cast as Murrow himself.

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The Broadway play and the film are based on real events in the 1950s, during the McCarthy "Red Scare" anti-communist congressional hearings. The play debuts in April, but rehearsals are currently in progress. Break a leg, and a comb, George!

George Clooney shows off his new hair color on Broadway after admitting wife Amal was ‘going to hate it’

Tamantha Ryan
Wed, March 12, 2025 at 9:51 AM EDT
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George Clooney showed off his new hair color Tuesday after he admitted that his wife, Amal Clooney, was “going to hate” his new look.
The former silver fox was photographed meeting with fans following a preview of his new Broadway show, “Good Night and Good Luck,” in New York City.
George’s new brown hair was on display as he signed autographs and took photos with fans outside.

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George Clooney showed off his new hair color during Tuesday’s Broadway performance. JosiahW / BACKGRID

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The “Ocean’s Eleven” actor was photographed meeting with fans after a preview of his new show, “Good Night and Good Luck.” BACKGRID

The “Ocean’s Eleven” actor, 63, looked casual for the outing, wearing a black zip-up jacket, khaki pants and white Adidas sneakers with black stripes.



The two-time Oscar winner dyed his hair brown for his role as Fred Friendly in the Broadway play, which he also directed and co-wrote.
George’s appearance comes a month after he told the New York Times that his wife, Amal, whom he wed in 2014, was not going to like his new ‘do.

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His new brown hair was on display as he signed autographs and took photos with fans outside. BACKGRID

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The two-time Oscar winner dyed his hair brown for his role as Fred Friendly in the Broadway play, which he also directed and co-wrote. Getty Images




“My wife is going to hate it because nothing makes you look older than when an older guy dyes his hair,” he told the outlet.
“My kids are going to just laugh at me nonstop,” the actor added, referring to his and Amal’s 7-year-old twins, Alexander and Ella.
In addition to changing his look, George also started smoking to fully get into character as Friendly, who smoked multiple packs of cigarettes a day and died from a stroke in March 1998.

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George’s appearance comes a month after he told the New York Times that his wife, Amal, was not going to like his new ‘do. GC Images

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In addition to changing his look, George also started smoking to fully get into character as Friendly. Getty Images for Turner

“I had to get better at inhaling,” the “ER” alum told the newspaper.
“I go outside so the kids don’t see and smoke a little bit.”
George said he plans to switch to herbal cigarettes during his show — which will open on Broadway onApril 3.








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