George Clooney Responds To White House Criticism Of His Acting Ability Following Trade Of War Crimes Charges
By Mike Fleming
Published on April 8, 2026.
George Clooney, a two-time Oscar winner, has responded to criticism from the White House about his acting ability following its criticism of Donald Trump's actions regarding war crimes charges against Iran. The accusation was made in a speech to high school students in Italy. The White House responded by saying that Clooney was the only person committing war crimes by accusing him of it. The actor/director/producer/writer responded by criticising the administration for its name-calling.
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