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George Clooney has come a long way from television emergency rooms. He’s regarded as one of the most prolific (and most handsome) movie stars of all time. But which George Clooney movies are actually the greatest of all time?
Born in Kentucky, George Clooney began preparing for a life of fame when he developed Bell’s palsy in high school – a condition that paralyzes the face. In a 2018 interview with NPR, Clooney remarked: “It’s probably a great thing that it happened to me because it forced me to engage in a series of making fun of myself. And I think that’s an important part of being famous. The practical jokes have to be aimed at you.”
After graduating high school and working jobs like stock boy and going door-to-door selling insurance – not to mention failing to make it in pro baseball, being cut from tryouts for the Cincinnati Reds – Clooney caught the acting bug when he became an extra in a 1978 TV miniseries filmed in Clooney’s hometown. After years of guest and supporting roles on the small screen, Clooney made his way to the ER in, what else, ER, as the chiseled Dr. Doug Ross in the wildly successful network medical drama. It wasn’t long before Clooney’s profile got bigger when he successfully made the leap to movies.
Since getting behind the camera as director (beginning with the 2002 movie Confessions of a Dangerous Mind), George Clooney is regarded not just as a major movie star, but a director, producer, not to mention outspoken political activist humanitarian. In the press, he’s been on Time’s 100 Most Influential People in the World several times (between 2007 and 2009), as well as various “Sexiest Man Alive” lists. Basically, your mom hasn’t just heard of him, but he’s probably her favorite man on TV.
With all of that in mind, here are 32 of the greatest George Clooney movies of all time.
32. One Fine Day (1996)
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31. South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut (1999)
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30. Tomorrowland (2015)
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29. Ticket to Paradise (2022)
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The onscreen reunion of George Clooney and Julia Roberts as a romantic pair was staged in the breezy rom-com Ticket to Paradise, from director Ol Parker. Clooney and Roberts play a divorced couple who agree to put aside their differences and stop their daughter’s seemingly hasty marriage to her new boyfriend in Indonesia. While Ticket to Paradise isn’t exactly heaven on Earth, Clooney and Roberts' chemistry is irresistible, and the movie takes full advantage of its stars' comfort and familiarity with one another to effortlessly entertain.
28. Solaris (2002)
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27. Money Monster (2016)
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26. The Good German (2006)
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25. Batman & Robin (1997)
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For so long, Batman & Robin was deemed one of the worst movies of all time to the point it “ruined” the Batman franchise (until Christopher Nolan’s gritty reboot some years later). But after an abundance of overly-aggressive dark superheroes, Joel Schumacher’s camp-inspired kaleidoscope has aged impressively well. In Batman & Robin, George Clooney steps up as the new Caped Crusader, as Batman and his ward Robin (Chris O’Donnell) team up with Batgirl (Alicia Silverstone) to stop a new alliance of villains, Poison Ivy (Uma Thurman) and Mister Freeze (Arnold Schwarzenegger). Batman & Robin is loaded with corny zingers and doesn’t take itself too seriously – but maybe that’s what good comic book movies should be anyway.
24. The Monuments Men (2014)
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23. Leatherheads (2008)
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In the early years of pro American football, players wore flimsy leather caps which barely protected their noggins from the sport’s brutality. Such lunkheaded energy is everywhere in George Clooney’s Leatherheads, a period sports comedy. Clooney dons the muddy jersey of Dodge Connelly, captain of the Duluth Bulldogs who recruits a former college football star and World War I hero, Carter Rutherford (John Krasinski). While the beautiful sport of football starts to thrive, Dodge’s life spirals as he enters a love triangle with Carter for the affections of a beautiful Chicago Tribune reporter (Renée Zellweger). Leatherheads is as smart as playing without a helmet, but it’s a hell of a time in the end zone.
22. The Midnight Sky (2020)
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21. The Ides of March (2011)
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George Clooney helms this sizzling political thriller that goes deep behind the rallies and the cameras. Ryan Gosling stars as a press secretary who is initially loyal to a superstar politician, Governor Mike Morris (Clooney) until a personal scandal involving a pretty intern (Evan Rachel Wood) challenges his resolve. No one said Washington D.C. was sunshine and rainbows, and Clooney’s The Ides of March revels in the dark underbelly of America’s capital, where ethics and ambition are as hotly contested as polls and votes.
20. The Men Who Stare at Goats (2009)
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19. Syriana (2005)
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18. Intolerable Cruelty (2003)
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17. The American (2010)
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George Clooney can never play James Bond, but he makes a great case for playing his rival in The American. In this handsome spy/suspense thriller, Clooney stars as a top assassin who botches a job and retreats to a scenic Italian countryside for one final assignment. As he falls for a beautiful prostitute (Violante Placido) and strikes up a friendship with a priest (Paolo Bonacelli), Clooney’s Jack begins to consider a totally new life until the ruthlessness of his profession calls him again. Delectable and precise, The American is a stylish enigma, like an alluring stranger staring across the room.
16. Ocean’s Thirteen (2007)
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Time to get the gang together again. After Ocean’s Twelve, George Clooney reunited with director Steven Soderbergh and co-stars Matt Damon and Brad Pitt for a third round in Ocean’s Thirteen. Clooney returns as master thief Danny Ocean, who reassembles his group to steal from another ruthless Las Vegas casino magnate (Al Pacino); this time, they get small, reluctant help from their former enemy, Terry (Andy García). While both Ocean’s sequels pale in comparison to the original, Ocean’s Thirteen brings the fun back to the series with a stacked deck.
15. Burn After Reading (2008)
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14. Hail, Caesar! (2016)
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13. The Descendants (2011)
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Alexander Payne’s acclaimed 2011 movie The Descendants is all about trouble in paradise. George Clooney leads the movie as Matt Kim, a family man and lawyer in Hawaii who is balancing between selling his inherited land worth millions and dealing with his wife’s coma and revelation of her infidelity. All throughout this sun-kissed comedy-drama, Matt rebuilds his connection to his daughters while riding life’s biggest waves. Sincere, heavy, but never without a sense of hope or humor, The Descendants sees George Clooney in one of his finest single performances of his career.
12. The Thin Red Line (1998)
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11. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002)
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10. Gravity (2013)
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So much of Alfonso Cuarón’s Gravity rides on the heightened panic of Sandra Bullock, an astronaut who floats in space after an explosive accident. The movie’s novel sustained one-shot is reliant on Bullock to carry it all the way through from start to finish, and indeed Bullock is up to the task. But George Clooney’s supporting role of a fellow astronaut lends the movie necessary calm for the tension to not feel fatiguing. No one can hear you scream in space, but when George Clooney is there, you can at least take a deep breath.
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9. O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000)
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8. Out of Sight (1998)
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7. Up in the Air (2009)
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Life isn’t about destinations, but the connections you make along the way. That’s the underlying idea behind Jason Reitman’s romantic dramedy Up in the Air, based on Walter Kirn’s novel. George Clooney stars as corporate downsizer Ryan Bingham, who travels all around America conducting staff layoffs on behalf of (cowardly) employers. While starting a fling with another traveling businesswoman (Vera Farmiga), he meets an ambitious twenty-something colleague (Anna Kendrick) who challenges Ryan to rethink and reorient his life. Set in and around airport terminals, TSA gates, hotels, and conference rooms, Up in the Air finds the depths of humanity in spaces where connections are always fleeting.
6. Three Kings (1999)
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Director David O. Russell had numerous blows with George Clooney during the making of Three Kings. That tension is palpable in Clooney’s heated performance as Major Gates, a disillusioned soldier in Iraq in the immediate aftermath of the Gulf War who spearheads a search for buried gold. Three Kings is as fiery as the desert sun, an experimental arthouse movie in the armored shell of a gritty war/heist blockbuster, all loaded with commentary towards America’s history of violent campaigns abroad. In a 1999 interview withEntertainment Weekly, Clooney said: “Will I work with David ever again? Absolutely not. Never. Do I think he’s tremendously talented and do I think he should be nominated for Oscars? Yeah.”
5. From Dusk ‘Till Dawn (1996)
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Still fresh from the sanitary operating rooms of ER, George Clooney goes guns blazing in a grimy saloon in Robert Rodriguez’s riotous 1996 vampire Western flick, From Dusk ‘Till Dawn. Clooney co-stars with Quentin Tarantino as fugitive brothers who hold a family hostage as a way to cross into Mexico only to end up trapped in a bar full of bloodsucking vampires. A delirious mix of outlaw Westerns and midnight B-movie horror, From Dusk ‘Till Dawn is the rare horror movie where you’re cheering more than screaming.
4. Good Night, and Good Luck (2005)
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3. Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
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2. Michael Clayton (2007)
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1. Ocean’s Eleven (2001)
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