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It was fun to be doing stuff I really
believed in," George Clooney says. "You want to raise a little hell while
you can." In 2005, Clooney turned forty-four and found new ways to spend the
capital of his seemingly effortless old-school Hollywood charm. First was
Good Night, and Good Luck, his second film as a director: the story
of journalist Edward R. Murrow fearlessly taking on commie witch hunter
Joseph McCarthy in 1954 -- with some pointed implications for the toothless
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says. "You want to raise a little hell while you can." In 2005,
Clooney turned forty-four and found new ways to spend the capital
of his seemingly effortless old-school Hollywood charm. First was
<em>Good Night, and Good Luck</em>, his second film as a director:
the story of journalist Edward R. Murrow fearlessly taking on
commie witch hunter Joseph McCarthy in 1954 -- with some pointed
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