George Clooney’s upbringing was marked by poverty, but his journey led him to become one of Hollywood’s highest-paid actors, known for both his films and business ventures. Despite his success, he remained grounded, acknowledging his humble origins.

Clooney, hailing from Augusta, Kentucky, imbibed the value of hard work early on, mowing lawns and wearing handmade clothes by his mother.

His youthful athleticism led him to play basketball for the school team, even though their record was less than stellar during his senior year.

From these modest beginnings, Clooney rose to Hollywood stardom in the 2000s with notable roles in films like “The Perfect Storm,” “Ocean’s Eleven,” and “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” His Oscar-winning performance in “Syriana” added to his acclaim.

In 2013, his negotiation skills earned him a $20 million salary for the movie “Gravity,” showcasing his standing as a distinguished actor. Beyond his film career, Clooney has actively supported charitable causes and ventured into business