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A woman's guide to the American actor George Clooney from movies such as Oceans's 11, Out of Sight and Intolerable Cruelty. We examine all aspects of George's looks, career and personality to give him an overall celebrity sex appeal rating.
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Looks: 94 |
He's not called Gorgeous George for nothing. |
| Body: 87 |
Not as toned as Brad but still in good shape. |
| Lifestyle 88 |
Likes to have fun but is always the perfect gentleman. |
| Career: 93 |
One of the world's biggest stars who's now developing as an actor. |
| Overall: 92 |
Charming, gorgeous, talented - George is quite a guy. |
| Looks Gorgeous George has been one of the most desirable men on the planet ever since he dispensed with the mullet hair cut of his younger years. He is perhaps the only man who can loosen Brad’s grip on the title of the world’s sexiest celebrity. Those dark brown eyes and that mischievous smile are more than enough to make women literally go weak at the knees. |
| Body George isn’t the type of man to spend hours in the gym toning his body. Probably because he doesn’t see the point. As long as he keeps the pounds off, he will continue to be irresistible to women and a favourite of the movie going public. And of course less time working out means more time having fun. |
| Lifestyle George just doesn’t seem to want to settle down. But why should he? He likes to have fun and when you’re a gorgeous multimillionaire movie star there's a whole lot of fun to be had. He’s had many on/off girlfriends including British television presenter Lisa Snowden and American actress Krista Allen but there's unlikely to be wedding bells ringing any time soon. |
| Career George has successfully made the transition from tv star to movie superstar. Once the hottest doctor in medical history (he was in hospital drama series ER in case you were wondering), he is now one of the biggest fish in Hollywood. Although he can easily command $20m a movie, he now appears more interested in challenging himself as an actor and increasingly as a director. |
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