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Date Posted: 15:44:54 11/30/05 Wed
Author: Silk
Subject: Semi-agree.
In reply to: Rocket 's message, "I don't get Clooney's appeal" on 21:04:22 11/28/05 Mon

I can see Clooney's appeal because I think he's one suave, charming bastard, and while Clooney only plays Clooney, that comes across in his films.

But I agree. Ninety per cent of the time Clooney's playing Clooney. The funniest of these roles was Batman & Robin, in which Clooney played Clooney in the batsuit, wearing the uniform as if it was no more than a tuxedo.

One exception, I believe, was the Coen brothers' O Brother Where Art Thou? in which Clooney actually portrayed his character, as opposed to himself.

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