It's Clooney On A Boat! George Sings For His Superfans in Venice
Often overshadowed by its cousins in Toronto and Cannes, the Venice Film Festival isn't so much forgotten as snuck into most A-listers' schedules in a rush of press trips. But attendees at this year's Venetian outing got a treat yesterday: George Clooney, performing live! One night only!
Also, one song only: After technical problems hit a screening of his new movie "Men Who Stare At Goats," the world's favorite bachelor (despite bringing along his new girlfriend) serenaded the crowd with "O Sole Mio"—tune of stereotyped gondoliers everywhere. Who knew he could sing, besides everyone who saw "O Brother Where Art Thou"?
Clooney shot "Men Who Stare At Goats," a military drama set in the Middle East, last year in Puerto Rico, in the company of a very questionable mustache. He also owns an estate in Lake Como in Northern Italy, which until last year was the home of his pet pig. Look, if you fall in love with Clooney, you put up with a few quirks.
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[Photo of Clooney arriving in Venice before the screening: JustJared]
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