How did George Clooney respond to those who doubted his acting abilities?

American actor George Clooney responded to criticism that he repeats himself in most of his work, stressing that he doesn't care about such opinions, especially after decades of work and success in Hollywood.

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Speaking to Vanity Fair as part of a preview of the upcoming Jay Kelly film, in which George Clooney plays a movie star in his 60s reflecting on his career, Clooney responded to the criticisms bluntly, saying, “Do people say I’m just portraying myself? I don’t care.”

There aren't many young people in my age group who are allowed to act in big-budget comedies, Clooney explained.

George Clooney continued: "I played Michael Clayton or Syriana, which I won an Oscar for. So if that means I'm playing myself all the time, fine, I don't care." In this context, George Clooney used a quote from the movie Jay Kelly to defend his position, saying: "Have you ever tried to play yourself? It's difficult."

This statement reflects the film's central theme, which portrays a character undergoing a comprehensive review of his life, a phase Clooney sees as intersecting with his own personal experience.

The American star also spoke about his humble beginnings in Hollywood, noting that true success did not come until later in his career: I benefited greatly from my lack of success at various stages.

In this context, Clooney continued: "I didn't achieve that kind of massive success until I was 33, when I started working on ER. I'd been working for 12 years at the time, and I was fully aware of how quickly all of that goes away and how little impact it has on you, honestly."