George Clooney's Revelations: From Cocaine to Casamigos Tequila - A Journey Through the Actor's Past Indulgences
George Clooney recently opened up about his past experiences with drugs, revealing that he experimented with cocaine in 1982. He shared that he used to joke about his drug use but emphasized that it was never a significant issue for him. Clooney also mentioned trying marijuana once, recalling a memorable experience with pot brownies and friends. Despite his brief foray into drugs, Clooney admitted that alcohol is his preferred indulgence, especially evident through his involvement in creating Casamigos tequila with Rande Gerber in 2013.
The actor shared a humorous anecdote about getting drunk at the 2025 Tony Awards afterparty, where he celebrated the end of his role as Edward R. Murrow in Good Night, and Good Luck. Clooney reflected on feeling like a high school student again, indulging in alcohol after months of abstinence during his performance. Despite his nerves about taking on the role on Broadway, Clooney's dedication to his craft shone through as he prepared meticulously for each performance.
Clooney's portrayal of Edward R. Murrow was captured on film for CNN and broadcast live, marking a historic moment for Broadway plays being televised. The play is now available for streaming on Prime Video, allowing audiences to witness Clooney's compelling performance firsthand.