It’s a testament to Clooney and Pitt’s jovial on-and-off screen chemistry, and their bond in shared movie-star charisma.

The two fixers are spiritual descendants, you might say, from Harvey Keitel’s Winston Wolfe, the fast-driving cleaner of “Pulp Fiction.” Each is a specialist, supposedly the only

George Clooney has denied claims that he and Brad Pitt were paid $35 million each for their roles in the film 'Wolfs.'

A generation ago, George Clooney worked with Brad Pitt in Vegas on a heist, in 2001, for director Steven Soderbergh’s remake of “Ocean’s Eleven.”People went to theaters to see it, and lives were not changed,

There's being an actor in Hollywood and being a Hollywood star, and few people define this phrase more than George Clooney and Brad Pitt. The actors reunite after 16 years in Wolfs, Apple TV+'s black comedy about rival fixers who are forced to come together when they're hired for the same job.