George Clooney Says He Can Never Enter On Twitter For Fear Of Sending Drunk Tweets

If you hope to one day find George Clooney on Twitter, you need to drop it because it will not happen has the Oscar-winning actor in the December issue of Esquire. 'D' said: "When you're famous ... I do not understand why a famous person would have a Twitter account. Why, oh why do such a thing?"
"First, the worst thing you can do is to make it available, right? Because it becomes available to everyone."

The star of Gravity has a more precise reluctant to actively participate in social networking right has he also said: "A drunken night you go home, you have two drinks too much, watching TV and record someone you pissed off and you decide to return it in." Ehhh! " "You fall asleep and you wake up the next day and your career is over. Or you became a c --- ard. All the things you thought reserved for the silence of your drunken night are suddenly released in the world before you wake up."

The actor added: "Finally, when you think of Ashton Kutcher saying: "Let all Joe Paternoalone, "or did he say, we say:" 15 minutes and a minimum of reflection and n 'would probably not do that"
Of course, if Clooney was on Twitter, you can imagine that he would not hesitate to speak well of the tribute that Julia Roberts made ​​her BAFTA Britannia Awards in Beverly Hills Saturday, November 9.