The Clooneys are now in Venice! New reports and photos revealed that the beloved actor and his lawyer wife of 12 years recently arrived in Venice. The couple arrived at the coastal city on Tuesday ahead of the Venice Film Festival.
George Clooney and Amal Clooney arrive in Venice in style
Ahead of the official Venice Film Festival, Clooney and his wife arrived in town on Tuesday dressed in their casual best. It has been confirmed that George Clooney is slated to receive the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement during the film festival’s opening ceremony.According to Vogue, Amal opted to wear a stunning yet simple olive-green three-piece skirt suit. The suit had a satiny finish and an extra-short mini skirt. She kept her hair down and donned a pair of black, oversized sunglasses. She also opted to keep her accessories minimal, wearing stud earrings and delicate jewelry. The ‘Ocean’s’ actor, on the other hand, opted to wear a navy polo shirt, white trousers, and a belt to complete his outfit as the two arrived side by side in Venice. Clooney also carried a gray suede bag and wore a pair of sunglasses. In the photos that have been shared extensively online, the couple was also seen jetting down the stream in one of Venice’s most iconic wooden boats. Videos shared online also showed Clooney helping Amal off the boat as they boarded the dock.Amal and George Clooney mainly live in their 18th-century wine estate, Domaine du Canadel, in Brignoles, France; however, the couple also owns a stunning house in Italy. Located on Lake Como, the actor bought the 18th-century Villa Oleandra in the village of Laglio in 2002.
About the Venice Film Festival
George Clooney and Ellen Burstyn are both set to be honored with the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement during the award show’s opening ceremony. Along with that, many highly anticipated films, including ‘Primetime,’ ‘Wild Horse Nine,’ ‘Ink,’ and ‘Bucking Fastard,’ are slated to premiere at the event. The film festival starts on September 12 and will conclude on September 12, providing the attendees ten days to bask in the celebration of film, acting, and cinema.
