George Clooney and Brad Pitt were at the Venice Film Festival on Monday, September 1 for the premiere of “Wolfs.” Clooney jokingly commented on his long-time friendship with Pitt saying that their friendship is just a disaster.
In the latest GQ issue, Clooney and Pitt discussed their long-lasting friendship and the mutual support they share. Clooney stated that they have been allies for over years and it’s great. They always ensure to help each other whenever needed.
Pitt complimented Clooney’s talent for grasping complex situations. He added that he often seeks his advice whenever situations get complicated.
George also addressed a recent controversy involving a New York Times article that claimed he and Pitt earned “over $35 million each” for their roles in Wolfs.
He found the article “interesting” but clarified that the reported amounts were not right. He voiced concerns that these inflated salary reports could create unrealistic expectations.
Meanwhile, Wolfs received a four-minute standing ovation at the ongoing Venice Film Festival. After the enthusiastic applause, the stars celebrated with hugs and even a bit of dancing. The screening started over 30 minutes late due to the crowd of fans wanting to catch a glimpse of the actors.
Wolfs is a thriller film that is scheduled to release in theatres on 20th of September. It will be available for streaming on Apple TV+ from September 27.
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