George Clooney bent over to pick up some change -- and then showed us where he was gonna put it. His coin slot!
Clooney -- The One Time Crack Ain't Whack
1/14/2009 3:18 PM PST BY TMZ STAFF
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99centz
soon to play joe...the plumber in 2009..........
MNgirl
Yuck, I've never thought this guy was sexy or attractive, more so now that he's gray and showing his age.
lawoman
God I still love him after all these years! So sexy!!!
Dyna â¢
Nice crack, I mean smile.... I think the man's hotter now that he has gray hair... oh, yeah... in a heart beat!! ;D
99centz
America need'z change.....
deleta
I'd like to see his WHOLE ass.
Party 'till you die!
George Clooney must be celebrating having Britney move out of the neighborhood! Party time!!!
jan
What a man, what a man, what a mighty fine MAN!! Love him!
SMASHLEY
whatever b*tches. older guys are sexy
huh?
Why not just tell him his crack is hanging out? No more embarrassing than the stupid question your "journalist" asked him.
Me!
#6 - "Dyna" is trademarked? LOL
#9 - YES!!!! What a mighty fine man!!!!
Sencho
I dig guys, but that's still not an appealing photo. Whether it's Clooney's crack or Joe the Plumber's, it's still just some guys' unsightly asscrack hanging out the back of his pants. Gross.
Illinois person
Some guys just don't like to wear their undies. Of course, it's very embarrassing if you have to go to the sick ward :)
Elektra
# 6, 7 & 9 YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS, I agree!!!
I wanna make an deposit in this safer. Love it!!!
VioletteUK
Patrick McGoohan, the Emmy-winning actor who created and starred in cult classic TV show The Prisoner, has died. He was 80 years of age. His film producer son-in-law Cleve Landsberg made the announcement.
His death came after a short illness but the much-lauded actor has left a memorable legacy. He won two Emmys for his work on Columbo, the hit detective drama which starred Peter Falk. More recently, he appeared as King Edward Longshanks in the 1995 Mel Gibson film Braveheart. However, he remains best known as the title character Number Six in the surreal 1960s British series The Prisoner. Born in New York, Patrick McGoohan was raised in Ireland and England. He trod the boards but his first real brush with fame came courtesy of Danger Man, a 1960s Brit spy series. The work he did in The Prisoner, his next big TV project, stayed with him for the rest of his life. It was this show that brought us the iconic phrase: "I am not a number! I am a free man!"
First airing on ITV between 1967 and 1968, The Prisoner is viewed by many critics as one of the most radical, thought-provoking dramas in the history of television. Slick and intelligent, the 17-episode series explores numerous themes: from democracy and freedom, conformity and rebellion to the nature of the individual and revolution. Widely regarded as a political commentary which is as relevant today as it was 40 years ago, The Prisoner continues to fascinate. ITV are even remaking it with The Passion Of The Christ's Jim Caviezel in McGoohan's role and Ian McKellen as Number Two, the Chief Administer of The Village.
At the time of his death, Patrick McGoohan was mostly retired and living in Los Angeles with his wife of 57 years, Joan Drummond McGoohan.