George Clooney They turned heads over the weekend with the brave new hair transformation as he went out for lunch with his wife, Amal Clooney, in New York.

The couple joined their friend and lawyer, Kevin Johnson, at the favorite celebrity of Raoul in Soho.

AMALL ARE EXPORTED Spring Fashion in a cropped paid jacket, bell jeans, and too much sunglasses, while George Clooney held its appearance casual-cool in a black leather jacket, beige chinos and adidas sneakers.

"Eleven" ocean "for the eleven" has traded the silver hair for fresh brown, a change made for their upcoming role in Broadway as a legendary journalist Edward R. Murrow in the "good night and happiness" and good luck. "

The new production is based on the 2005 film of the same name, which CLOONEY collected, directed and starred, took over the role of the CBS President Freed Freedy. This time he enters a leading role and brings a story on the stage.

The show, written by the Clooney and Grant Heslov, opens 3. April.

Although excited about the project, Clooney admitted that the hair was not his favorite part of the process, and his wife, Amal, is not a fan.

"My wife will hate him because nothing makes you look older than when the older guy loves my hair," Clooney found New York Times. "My kids will just laugh at me non-stop."

George and Amal, who married 2014. year, shared 7-year-old twins, Ella and Aleksandar. With his hair transformation, Clooney also picked up the habit of smoking completely embodied by Murrow, which was known to smoked three packs a day and died of lung cancer to 57.

"I had to get fixed in inhalation," Clooney said, adding to be rumored to smoke so that his children were not caught. Once he hits the stage, he plans to switch to herbal cigarettes. Despite his preparation, the Oscar winner admits that annoying is annoyed in terms of performing living theaters.

"Are you kidding? I'm doing 11 monologues. When you become older, your recall is not the same" he shared. "When I worked", "it was 12 pages of medical dialogue. You're watching in the morning and say," Okay, let's go! "You're getting older now and go," What's wrong with me? Well, don't drink wine tonight. "

Still, Clooney believes that the story is a timely emphasis on the focus of the show on the truth and importance of the facts in today's world. "He feels more like it's a truth, not just a press. The facts are important," he said.

With a new look and a challenging role that is ahead, George Clooney is ready to take over the Broadway apartment by storm.

The story, set in the 1950s, are spoiled in Murrow and its brave investigation into the CBS visible teams in the client anti-communist campaign for the Communist Campaign Senator Josef. The production points out that Murrow and his colleagues got up against the lies and helped they were kept in responsible energy.

Clooney, the global star, shared that his deep connection with journalism, partly influenced his father's 40-year-old Career as the news, launched his passion to this project. "Journalism is always challenged. Power does not like journalism. He never has, and I didn't like it when Jefferson and Adams, and they don't like it now," He said. "We really believe in the idea of ​​keeping the truth to power."

For Clooney, the show is not just journalism, but also on the presentation of America in the best row. "It's actually a story about us as well as Americans, who is holding responsible, which I think it's good," he added.

Despite his status as one of Hollywood's most famous, Clooney admitted that the Broadway is taken into being frightening and exciting.

"Well, it's scary. But, you know, I didn't work in 40 years, so that's one of those things, and I never did the game Broadway, so I tasted to do that," he said. "But it's not that bad to be 63 and do something you don't feel that you and your legs are firmly on earth."

"Good night and good luck" is set to start reviewing 12. March in the winter garden theater, marking a significant new chapter in Clooney's already chairy career.