Brad Pitt + George Clooney
The Hollywood stars have a good laugh on the “Wolves” set
Great atmosphere: Brad Pitt (left) and George Clooney (right) clearly have fun on the set of their new film “Wolves”.
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Brad Pitt and George Clooney hit it off on the set of their new movie Wolves.
Hollywood superstars Brad Pitt, 59, and George Clooney, 61, get along brilliantly while working on their new film together. During the shooting of the Apple TV+ thriller “Wolves” they showed themselves laughing together in matching dark outfits.
Brad Pitt and George Clooney celebrate a movie comeback after ten years
The last collaboration between the two film icons was more than ten years ago. At that time they appeared together in the TV movie “8” (2012). They last appeared in cinemas in “Burn after Reading” (2008). However, the “Ocean’s” series is still particularly famous among their joint projects.
This is known about “Wolves” so far
“Wolves” is written, directed and produced by director Jon Watts, 41. He was most recently responsible for the latest “Spider-Man” films with Tom Holland, 26, as the spider man. The Clooney/Pitt film tells the story of two crooks who normally work solo but are now tasked with completing an assignment. In addition to Watts, the two Hollywood stars are co-producing with their companies Smokehouse Pictures and Plan B Entertainment.
Will the film also come to the cinema?
However, according to “Deadline”, the award for Apple does not automatically mean that the eagerly awaited film will only be published on the company’s streaming portal. Instead, a conventional theatrical release should also be planned, for which the superstar duo Clooney/Pitt are said to receive an eight-digit sum together.
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In October 2021, Clooney joked on the People TV show about working with Pitt in the upcoming thriller: “Brad was obviously the cheapest actor available.” The actor-director said of the ‘Troy’ star: “He’s a friend of mine and we’re having a really good time together. I’m really looking forward to it.”
Sources used: deadline.com, people.com