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‘We are living in an age of cruelty’: George Clooney rebukes Tarantino for insulting Paul Dano

The Jay Kelly star says he would be honoured to work with Dano, Owen Wilson and Matthew Lillard after all three actors were criticised by the director

George Clooney has said he would be “honoured” to work with three actors who were heavily criticised by Quentin Tarantino last month. Speaking at AARP’s Movies for Grownups awards on 10 January, Clooney said: “By the way, Paul Dano and Owen Wilson and Matthew Lillard, I would be honoured to work with those actors. Honoured.”

Clooney continued by describing his new film, Noah Baumbach’s Jay Kelly, as a movie “made by people who love actors – that’s an important part. People I’ve known most of my life … actually, most of them are actors. I have a great affinity [for them], and I don’t enjoy watching people be cruel.”

George Clooney Says He’d Be ‘Honored’ to Work With Paul Dano, Owen Wilson and Matthew Lillard After Quentin Tarantino Insults: ‘We Are Living in a Time of Cruelty’

A month after Quentin Tarantino made headlines for slamming actors Paul Dano, Owen Wilson and Matthew Lillard, George Clooney is making it known where he stands.

“By the way, Paul Dano and Owen Wilson and Matthew Lillard, I would be honored to work with those actors. Honored,” Clooney said while accepting his best actor award for “Jay Kelly” at AARP’s Movies for Grownups Awards on Saturday. He described “Jay Kelly” as being “made by people who love actors — that’s an important part. People I’ve known most of my life… actually, most of them are actors. I have a great affinity [for them], and I don’t enjoy watching people be cruel.” 

George Clooney Defends Paul Dano After Quentin Tarantino Comments

George Clooney is saying good night to this Quentin Tarantino take.

After the Pulp Fiction director recently referred to Paul Dano as the “weakest f–king actor” in the Screen Actors Guild, the Ocean’s Eleven star went to bat for the There Will Be Blood actor, emphasizing how important it is for those in the film industry to celebrate each other.

"'Jay Kelly' is a film about and made by people who love actors," George, 65, said as he accepted Best Actor award for his performance in Jay Kelly at the AARP Movies for Grownups Awards on Jan. 10. "It's an important part of this…you know, people throughout this room and people I've known most of my life, actually, and most of them are actors, and I have a great affinity. I don't enjoy watching people be cruel to actors."

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