George Clooney shows a new look at the opening of the new show “New Broadway”

George Clooney Officially, he threw out his iconic silver look of Fox, all in the name of Broadway.

The two-time Oscar winner turned his head on Thursday night when he got into the red carpet to open a “good night and good luck” at the New York Winter Garden, where he was shot as a broadcast journalist by Edward R. Murow.

George Clooney looked sharp in the classic smoke, but it was his freshly colored dark -rooted hair.

Bright transformation means a retreat from the Salt and the first style of the club, the trademark, which it wore for decades. But it turns out that makeup is strictly for the stage.

Theatrical production is the Broadway Adaptation of the same name of the political drama in 2005, which he also starred, writing and managing. To fully embody the frow, which is known to smoke three packages a day and died of lung cancer at 57, the club did not just change the hair. He also started smoking again.

“I had to get better,” he said The New York Times. “I go outside so that children do not see and smoke a little.”

He shares 7-year-old twins, Ella and Alexander with his wife, Human Rights Prosecutor Amal Clooney. The couple who married in 2014, last seen together publicly during the lunch date at Futeb Futual’s Raoul’s in New York, Where the dark hair of George first caused the excitement.

While Amal looked chic in a trimmed jacket and dramatic earrings, it was George’s hair that made the double fans. But, he said, not all at home is delighted.

“My wife will hate him because nothing makes you look older than when the older guy forms his hair,” he admitted. “My children will just laugh at me non -Stop.”

Amal was noticeably absent from the opening of the evening, reportedly staying home with children, but in support of the Broadway turning actor. Jennifer LopezUman Trman and Pierce Brosnan were among the stars who walked on the red carpet at the celebration of the recent creative endeavors.

The “Good Night and Good” star and the director told about the nerves that come with his debut on Broadway, and why he would have no other way.

“Well, it’s scary. But, you know, I didn’t play the game after 40 years, so it’s one of the things where, and I never did the game on Broadway, so I certainly know, fossilized to do it,” ” Clooney told reporters. “But it’s not so bad that 63, and do what you don’t feel that both legs are firmly on earth.”

The stage adaptation of the 2005 movie of the same name brings the actor of the full circle, both creatively and personally.

The production in the 1950s “Good Night and Goodness” stems from the legendary CBS journalist Edward R. Morou and his team when they courageously challenge Senator Joseph Makartky in an anti-communist cross-country campaign. It is a story of integrity, truth and resistance, topics that are deeply resonated from the club whose father spent 40 years as a presenter.

“Journalism is always challenged. The authorities do not like journalism. I never like it, and I didn’t like it when it was Jefferson and Adams, and they don’t like it now,” the club said. “We really believe in the idea of ​​adhering the truth of power.”

Coming into the shoes of Morou, and his glorious habit of smoking, the club hopes that the performance offers more than a trip to the Memory Lane. In fact, he said, this is the story of the American spirit.

“This is actually a story about us at best as a Americans who are responsible that, in my opinion,” he shared.

In Good Night and Good luck, George joins the talented acting, including Mc Brandt as Colonel Anderson, Will Bagl, like Don Hyiite, Christopher Denham in John Aaron’s role, Glenchler as friendly Hollenbek, and Paul Gross Gross, William F. Pol.

Also in the role – Georgia Hers in the role of Ella, Carter Hadson in the role of Joe Verseba, Frank Cancer in the role of Palmer Williams, Jennifer Morris in the role of Milly Green, Michael Natanson in the role of Eddie Scott, Andrew Regiment in the role of Charlie Mac and Aaron Raman.