George Clooney Brings His Star Power to Broadway, but Not Much Else
The main problem with ‘Good Night, and Good Luck,’ and with Clooney’s performance as Edward R. Murrow in particular, is that they’re kind of dull.

In George Clooney’s brief, conspicuously modest playbill bio for “Good Night, and Good Luck,” the two-time Oscar winner lists none of his many film and television credits. The play’s co-writer and the production’s leading man, Mr. Clooney simply notes that his last time acting in an Equity staging was in 1986; while it was at Chicago’s revered Steppenwolf Theatre, the actor points out that he “has never appeared on Broadway so … buckle up.”
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