George Clooney

And why don't we just get on with it now?

And so I got $12 million in cash, which was, you know, a big chunk of the money I had.

I had it in cash.

I paid all the taxes on it.

So nobody had to pay any taxes there.

And I put them in these Tumi suitcases, and I told everybody that they had to come over to dinner.

It was a very special night, and then I had a big map that I put up, and those Tumi bags were sitting in front of them at this dinner table, and I just said, so I don't get a job if I don't get to sleep on Tom's couch in Hollywood, and I don't get this unless I was in Westwood, and I...

Giovanni, we met in Venice and I put pens in all these maps, all these spots in the maps of where we were and what we did.

And I said, and how do you thank the people that

gave you a career and allowed you to have a career and have stood by you for so long.

And I said, you know, so and then I said, open the bags.

I said and I said, screw it.

I said, just give him a million bucks.

So it was a fun thing to do.

And I was very happy to do it.

And then, of course, I met them all.

We got married.

And you think, well, I just gave away a big.

Well, I mean, if you're going to spend that much money, you might as well make it a nice production.

Well, yeah.