George on Steve Bannon, Tiff red carpet

Tiff red carpet:

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He's greeting fans!
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Looks so slim:
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George isnt mincing words is he?  Sounds like he's ready to go at it with Breitbart and Bannon.

George at the Q&A after the screening:
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George returned to the carpet:
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Now money from Tequila sale George to no longer have to lick ass.He say in Vanity Fair
George talk to much about ass.

[size=33]TIFF 2017: Party time on Day 3 of Toronto’s film festival
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George Clooney, chief executive officer of Paramount Pictures Jim Gianopulos, Noah Jupe and Julianne Moore attend the premiere of Suburbicon during the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival at Princess of Wales Theatre on Sept. 9, 2017, in Toronto.
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SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
4 HOURS AGOSEPTEMBER 10, 2017

The pair of must-attend parties last night were were taking place simultaneously mere blocks apart in the middle of festival madness. At Patria on King Street, Suburbicon, George Clooney's latest in his role as director, was being feted by Audi Canada and Nespresso. Clooney was joined by the film's cast, including Academy Award winner Julianne Moore and co-stars Glenn Fleshler and young English actor Noah Jupe.
Party guests hoping for a glimpse of Clooney and Moore were still streaming into the party as I headed to the Grey Goose-hosted dinner-and-drinks party given on the cozy second floor of SoHo House for Yorgos Lanthimos's latest peculiar film The Killing of a Sacred Deer. The film's stars Nicole Kidman and Colin Farrell (who starred in Lanthimos's last film, The Lobster) were there and in great form.
In photos: Day 3 of TIFF

TIFF 2017: Festival Street is looking up
Related: The Globe's guide to TIFF 2017 movies

Other parties around town last night included a postpremiere do for writer and director Brian Taylor's Mom and Dad at Cactus Club Cafe on King street in partnership with CÎROC. The film's stars, Nicholas Cage and Selma Blair, were at that one. Later in the same space, actors Benedict Cumberbatch, Michael Shannon, Katherine Waterston and Nicholas Hoult were the big names that drew a crowd, all in celebration of the Canadian premiere of The Current War, the latest from director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, which centres around the battle between fathers of electricity Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse.
The Children Act had an early-eve pre-premiere party at RBC House on Duncan Street. The film's leading actors, Emma Thompson and Stanley Tucci, were there, alongside director Richard Eyre. A few hours later, in the same room, Elle Fanning, who stars in Mary Shelley, the latest from director Haifaa Al-Mansour, was among the gaggle of the film's bright-young-Hollywood-things cast celebrating the premiere; among them Douglas Booth, Maisie Williams and Bel Powley.
Rounding off the evening uptown at the Windsor Arms Hotel was the annual InStyle Hollywood Foreign Press Association party. It was, as always, shoulder-to-shoulder A-list, including the likes of Jessica Chastain, James Franco, Jake Gyllenhaal, Nicole Kidman, Octavia Spencer, Brie Larson, Kate Mara, Margot Robbie and Emma Stone, among oodles of others.
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Good to see Noah Jupe there. Have to say I didn't realise he was in Wonder with Julia Roberts and Jacob Tremblay..........

OMG this is so sweet!!!
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can anyone see the video in these pages where he talks about the kids?
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Doesn't seem to play - all about rugby.......

But take a look at this one from this morning........

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party animal - not! wrote:Doesn't seem to play - all about rugby.......

But take a look at this one from this morning........

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i saw it and my heart meltdown!!! <3
sooo sweet!!!!!

Love to know what he said to the carer........he's often said he'd like to take them all home........

And he's met up with Nicole Kidman at the same bunfight I think.......

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.......and this is making Twitter waves.......

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Oh what a lucky puppy.

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[size=34]My, how you've changed! George Clooney and Nicole Kidman reunite at Toronto Film Festival... 20 years after they starred in The Peacemaker[/size]
By TRACY WRIGHT FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 12:05 EDT, 10 September 2017 | UPDATED: 12:59 EDT, 10 September 2017

    


A lot can happen in 20 years. George Clooney, 56, and Nicole Kidman, 50, reunited in Toronto, Canada nearly two decades after the debut of their film The Peacemaker.
The Hollywood heavy-hitters showed that time is on their sides at the Entertainment Weekly Must List Party during the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday, September 9.
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Friends! George Clooney and Nicole Kidman reunited in Toronto, Canada nearly two decades after the debut of their film The Peacekmakers
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Throwback! The two A-list celebrities have stayed friends since last being seen on screen together in the action flick The Peacemaker in 1997
Kidman was positively glowing in a long-sleeved white gown which featured large rhinestone embellishments. 



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George looked dapper as ever in a black blazer and and matching black shirt as he chatted with his former co-star.
The two A-list celebrities have stayed friends since last being seen on screen together in the action flick The Peacemaker.   
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The Hollywood heavy-hitters showed that time is on their sides at the Entertainment Weekly Must List Party during the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday, Sept. 9
Between children, marriages, movies and more, a lot has happened since Clooney and Kidman graced the silver screen together.
The former red-headed Aussie superstar went through a very public marriage with actor Tom Cruise in 1990 which ended in divorce in 2001.
Cruise and Kidman share two adopted children, Isabella Jane, 24, and Conner Anthony, 22. 
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Then and now: The former red-headed Aussie superstar went through a very public marriage with actor Tom Cruise in 1990 which ended in divorce in 2001
Nicole met country crooner Keith Urban in 2005 and they married nearly a year later in Sydney, Australia.
The Nashville-based star fell pregnant with her first biological child, Sunday Rose, when she was 41 years old. 
Six-year-old daughter Faith was conceived via surrogacy, which the happy couple is reportedly actively looking into again for a third child.
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The Peacemaker: Kidman and Clooney tracked down stolen Russian nuclear weapons before they could be used by terrorists in the 1997 flick

George has also stayed busy during the last two decades, not only as an actor and director, but also as an activist and philanthropist.
He famously dated leading ladies and was married to actress Talia Blasam from 1989 to 1993.
The silver-haired fox became engaged to human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin in 2014, and welcomed twins Ella and Alexander in June 2017. 
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Blast from the past: The two Hollywood heavy-hitters last appeared on screen together in the 1997 film The Peacemaker
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Industry event: Ben Stiller, George Clooney and producer Grant Heslov enjoyed the festivities at the Thompson Hotel in Toronto
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Leading ladies: Helen Mirren, Emma Thompson, Kristin Scott Thomas and Nicole Kidman talk shop at the Entertainment Weekly party
George enjoyed some time with Ben Stiller and producer Grant Heslov after the premiere of his directorial debut, Suburbicon, which is based on various flawed characters making bad decisions in an idyllic 1950s community.
Kidman found some of her friends at the party, including a radiant Helen Mirren, Emma Thompson and Kristin Scott Thomas.

George is showing the twins picture to the reporter on the carpet!
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What a thoughtful interview from both of them.......