14) George Clooney
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George Clooney’s charm extended to directing with movies like Good Night, and Good Luck and The Ides of March. His films often tackle complex political and social themes with finesse. Clooney made his directional debut with the film Confession of a Dangerous Mind in 2002. This film wasn’t a box-office hit but surely looked promising.
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