You're a rising star about to shoot the biggest film of your career so far, and there he is, the unmistakable George Clooney. What do you do next? Well, Britt Robertson played it pretty cool, and struck up an on-set friendship with the famed actor. She said: Youd think someone of George Clooneys status would be disconnected or wouldnt find it as easy to engage with a 24-year-old and a 12-year-old. It was a funny dynamic though, because I always felt like he was just trying to entertain us. A lot of the times we would be stuck in a truck together and he would always try to tell jokes or play music to keep us happy. "George is a big prankster. We have this big lake scene where he kept pretending that he was being eating alive by beavers. We all knew that beavers werent eating him but he kept insisting on continually joking about it, which was pretty funny. "We had some really funny banter, some weird back-and-forth about being television actors. He gave me some great advice on how to handle myself from this point forward, knowing that this would be a pretty big deal for me. He said to me, I know youve had a really long shoot...but keep going. Dont just ride on this movie and hope that it does something good for you; get some momentum. They're wise words to Robertson who comes from a family of inevitably star-struck ER fans, so hopefully Tomorrowland is just the beginning for a brand new Hollywood leading lady.
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