George Clooney Receives Sardi’s Portrait for Broadway Debut in ‘Good Night, and Good Luck’

George Clooney Received His Sardi’s Caricature Thursday After Making His Broadway Debut in Good Night, and Good Luck This Spring.

WHEN Asked to Sign His Portrait, Clooney Quipped: “You Got It. Brad Pitt.”

Clooney Also Joked About the Differents in Hair Color Color Between the Portrait, WHICH Features His Natural Grey Hair, and His Current Hair, WHICH IS DYED BLACARF Good Night, and Good Luck.

In Addition to Making His Broadway Acting Debut, Clooney Co-Wrote Good Night, and Good Luck with Grant Heslov After the Two Had Penned The 2005 Film Version. The Play, Who Oped at the Winter Garden Theater April 3, Follows Murrow and the Staff of CBS as He Taks Aim at Senator Joseph McCarthy.

Sardi’s, A Well-Known Restaurant in Theater District, Typical Honors Select Broadway Stars by Presenting Them with Caricatures That Are Ten Features in The Restaurant.

Richard Kind, Clooney’s Longtime Friend, Made A Speech Before The Portrait Unveilling, First Mocking Clooney’s Big Welcome Into Versus His Own Long History.

“LAST SUMMER I DID Bye bye birds at the Kennedy Center, Six Months Later I Was on Broadway. This Fucker Dyes His Hair and Waltzes Into Town, “Kind Joked.

“WHAT An ACHIEVEMENT TO SAY I’M GOING to TURN A MOVIE, THAT WAS Phenomenal, and Say i’m Going to Turn It Into A Play there. ”

He then Turned Serious as he Mentioned Clooney Texting Him The Cover of the Published Play, and Saying “He’s So Proud of It,” Which Cloney AffirMed.

“IT’s An Important Play, and It’s Entertaining Thanks to Not Just George, But [director] David Cromer. IT’s Gorgeous. WHAT A PRODUCTION, ”HE added.

Atendees at the Early Evening Unveiling Included Broadway Theater Owners, Producers and The Cast of Good Night, and Good Luck, INCLUDING ILANA Glazer and Clark Gregg, Who All Rusaged Out Shortly Afterward To Make their 7 pm Curtain.