George Clooney, the actor behind Ocean’s Eleven, revealed in a recent interview that he had previously used cocaine and other drugs when he was in his early 20s.
George Clooney revealed his past drug use as he opened up about a few wild stories from his 20s. The Ocean’s Eleven actor, 64, detailed trying cocaine and ‘other stuff’ when he was in his early 20s, a few years before he landed his first major role in the CBS sitcom E/R.
The actor said in a recent interview, “I tried—I did blow and stuff. I used to joke about how much drug I consumed, but in truth, I never really had a problem.
“Look, there was a Taxi episode where they were all doing blow.” It was initially like, “No, this is not like heroin. It doesn’t make you feel guilty. But then it was like, “Oh, well, it’s actually pretty f**king bad.” Additionally, it was entirely mannitol-cut.
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He continued, “The baby laxative,” in an interview with Esquire. Everyone would say a line before taking a s**t.
The Up in the Air star went on to explain how to make marijuana brownies with his friends while watching The Wizard of Oz and listening to Dark Side of the Moons.
He claimed that all 20 of them were “f***ed” and sat in silence for hours after the movie was over. Hours!, George said. It’s just not my drug, as the sun was rising and we were.
Following his wife’s open letter to his family and the guidelines she has for anyone visiting their home, Amal Clooney made the revelations.
She claimed over the summer that she has made a privacy statement for her family by banning anyone from using their phones in her home.
She said, “Creating private moments and spaces is becoming increasingly challenging,” when talking to Glamour about living her life as one of the most famous couples in the showbiz industry. But that’s also the reason we frequently entertain guests at home. I now use a phone basket to remove everyone’s phones!
It’s crucial to strike a balance between having fun with your friends and your family so that they can have a safe and open conversation.
“And I would say that having a parent makes you more troubled by some intrusions. Therefore, we do everything in our power to minimize any negative effects on our children. We never post our children’s photos online or anywhere else like that. We never do that.
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