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Lips & Ears | 10/23/2009 12:00 am

Liz Smith: George Clooney and Graying (Video)

Hollywood is not always kind to aging celebrities. So, what about George Clooney? He’s still in the movies. Watch me on Fox News to find out how Hollywood is treating the dashing gray-haired actor and much, much more …  

 

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Eileen Alannah
Growing older in a "joyous and happy" fashion, that’s a winning combination, all right. That’s a surefire prescription for health and well-being.
By Eileen Alannah on 10/23/2009 12:25 pm
Lovely  Soul
Mature man with a touch of "grey" is always desirable. Not only they act responsibly but they exhibited the thought of a stable person. George Clooney, Pierce Brosnan, Harrison Ford and Warren Beatty are among the sexiest and desirable "older" men Hollywood has to offer.
By Lovely Soul on 10/23/2009 1:11 pm
Andy C
Grey or not, I really not really “got’ what it is with George Clooney.
By Andy C on 10/23/2009 2:16 pm
Bonnie Schuster
Graying hair is distinguishing.  But I like George because he puts himself into the person he plays.  He knows how to make a story real.  I enjoy watching him. 
By Bonnie Schuster on 10/24/2009 3:13 pm
KatyDid Wells

George is getting grayer and grayer, isn’t he!  It suits him, but then again, what doesn’t? 

Hollywood still worships the young, but it has come a long way in how it looks at age.  Maybe not yet far enough (especially with women), but still, a long way.

By KatyDid Wells on 10/27/2009 3:49 pm