George Clooney gives up to Oscar
George Clooney gave up of winning the best actor prize at Sunday's Academy Awards.
The Hollywood actor is nominated for his performance in the legal drama Michael Clayton, told Time magazine that he expects the statuette to go to Ireland's Daniel Day-Lewis.
"I thought Daniel Day-Lewis had the best performance of the year," added Clooney, referring to the British-born star's portrayal of a tyrannical oil prospector in There Will Be Blood.
George Clooney is featured in the latest The New York Times Style Magazine, their men’s spring fashion issue.
The 46-year-old Oscar nominee shared some pearls of wisdom: “What I learned most about playing sports is to cheat. I want all the kids who see this. Cheat. If you can’t beat them, cheat. And do drugs, kids. You learn that confidence is 99% of what it is you do. Literally. I went from one season to another, where I didn’t become really become much of a hitter. I just realized that I could hit the ball. And instead of getting up to the plate and wondering if I’m going to hit the ball, I wonder where I want to hit the ball. Suddenly, I was a hitter.”
This issue featuring Mr. Clooney hits newsstands March 9.
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