Lucas Bravo as soon as had a memorable journey to George Clooney’s summer season dwelling after they met whereas filming their comedy Ticket to Paradise.
Throughout a PEOPLE in 10 interview with Senior Motion pictures Information Editor Nigel Smith in New York Metropolis, the French actor, 36, calls Clooney “simply superhuman. He is the kindest, most beneficiant, playful, ‘no man left behind,’ stunning soul I’ve ever met.”
The Emily in Paris star has equal reward for Julia Roberts, who performed his onscreen love curiosity in director and co-writer Ol Parker’s 2022 hit rom-com Ticket to Paradise. “Actually, I fell in love with these folks,” he quips. “I do not know what I did to deserve such steering and safety from them, however they actually took me below their wings.”
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Within the case of Clooney, 63, taking Bravo below his wing meant fairly the unique invitation. “He invited me to his summer season home final summer season,” recollects the actor with a smile.
And so they weren’t alone, he provides: “Brad Pitt was there. First time assembly the Pitt. Attractive man.”
Bravo, following up Ticket to Paradise with a lead function in Freedom (on Prime Video Nov. 1), says Clooney’s open-armed help left a long-lasting impression on him. “To see that stage of generosity and human connection on somebody that’s so established gave me a lot stamina for the remainder of my profession.”
The Oscar winner’s habits, on and off set, “allowed me to consider you can nonetheless be variety and you do not have to step on folks to make it on this business,” concludes Bravo.
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After reuniting with Ocean’s Eleven and Cash Monster costar Roberts, Clooney has once more teamed up with an previous pal — costarring with Pitt himself in Wolfs (in theaters now) for the primary time since 2008’s Burn After Studying. On the crime thriller’s L.A. premiere on Wednesday, Sept. 18, the longtime buddies joked about each of their titles for PEOPLE’s Sexiest Man Alive and known as working collectively once more “simple.”
Bravo performs the real-life “gentleman robber” Bruno Sulaki, who pulled off non-violent heists all through France within the Nineteen Eighties, in Freedom. The French-language film will premiere on Prime Video Nov. 1.
