George Clooney has opened up about his feelings upon revisiting his past work, admitting he was 'a little disturbed' when confronted with footage from his old movies, highlighting the emotional impact of aging on screen. In his interview, Clooney emphasizes that he does not live with regret, crediting his later-in-life fame for allowing him to make mistakes and stay grounded. The actor, who gained stardom in his 30s through iconic roles in 'ER' and blockbuster films, now resides mainly on a farm in Provence with his wife Amal and their twins, emphasizing a simple, practical lifestyle. Clooney’s new film 'Jay Kelly,' in which he plays a Hollywood star similar to himself, features real footage from his career, which Clooney found surprisingly unsettling, especially seeing 40 years of aging on screen. He also discusses his career trajectory, his family’s political background, and his philanthropic efforts, including supporting US high schools for film industry diversity. Clooney’s career began with small roles and television appearances before his breakthrough in 'ER,' leading to a successful film career with roles in 'Ocean’s Eleven,' 'Good Night, and Good Luck,' and more. Despite his fame, Clooney remains humble, often downplaying his star status and emphasizing his ordinary skills like fixing lamps and household repairs. The interview also touches on his personal life, his decision to focus on family over directing, and his reflections on aging, fame, and the importance of staying true to oneself.