Don Cheadle - George Clooney's Childish Behaviour

Don Cheadle thinks George Clooney acts like an ''11 year old'' after he once put a rude sticker on Brad Pitt's car while they were filming a movie.
Don Cheadle thinks George Clooney behaves like an "11 year old".

The 46-year-old actor - who starred alongside the Hollywood hunk in the 'Ocean's' franchise - explained the star once put a rude sticker on Brad Pitt's car while they were filming the movie.

He explained: "He put a bumper stick on Brad Pitt's car that Brad couldn't see, reading, 'Honk if you love c**k! Clooney is 11 years old."

Despite the pair having "respectfully agreed" not to pull pranks on each other, Don admitted he had been the butt of one of George's jokes.

He added to The Guardian newspaper: "He and I have always respectfully agreed not to do that sort of thing to one another.

"But at the time, I was trying to get this Miles Davis project going, and I get a note on Brad Pitt's letterhead saying, 'Hey Don, I just bought the rights to this Miles Davis project and I got Jamie Foxx on board already. I just wondered if I could tug on your coat a while to see what kind of music I should be using'.

"I text Brad and say, 'I'm pretty sure this isn't from you, but put me out of my misery'. And he's like, 'Oh, I smell Clooney on this!'"

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12. Nobody likes a prankster. Billy learned this the hard way when he shook up his sister Courtney’s soda. Her revenge? Blurting out that their parents were getting a divorce. That was way harsh, Court. Still, this one actually holds up. Pranks and the people who pull them are a bane… unless the prankster’s name is George Clooney.

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One of Jake’s idols is George Clooney, primarily because the star has kept his feet firmly on the ground. According to Jake, it’s important for actors to consider the type of people they spend time with.

“If you surround yourself with the people who actually believe in the work that you do then it’s impossible to lose a sense of yourself,” he asserted.

“I admire somebody like George Clooney, who has people around him who are actually working in the field.”

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cindigirl wrote: That's one of the things I like about him, he doesn't seem to take things too seriously. Or maybe that's how he masks his true feelings. I'm like that too, I find humor in the oddest things. Sometimes inappropriately? Maybe, but that's my sense of humor.