Everyone has different tastes, and that’s certainly true when it comes to actors. While Quentin Tarantino recently criticized Paul Dano, Matthew Lillard, and Owen Wilson – even calling Dano the “worst actor in SAG” – George Clooney publicly voiced his support for them. Clooney stated he’d be thrilled to work with all three, sharing his admiration during his acceptance speech at the AARP Movies for Grown Ups awards, according to Variety.
Trying to improve the relationship between actors and directors, the speaker expressed his deep affection for his colleagues, emphasizing that actors are people with feelings. He explained he’s known many of them for years and dislikes seeing anyone treated unkindly, especially now when so much cruelty already exists. He warned directors that publicly criticizing actors, even on podcasts, won’t be forgotten – stars will remember and bring it up long after the fact.
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2026-01-13 02:53