The Hollywood actor is a prominent donor to the Democratic Party in the United States. In recent years, that has regularly led to criticism from President Trump, who has called him a “second-rate movie star,” among other things. According to Clooney, it didn’t bother him much. “It’s not my job to keep the President of the United States happy.”

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    2 months ago

    He could do it for under $500K. He probably started the talent investor visa process during the 45 administration, as they take about 4 years to get approved.

    Super easy for him to spin up some production company that makes 2 art movies a year, hire 3 French people he knows on 5-year contracts, and he’s basically at the minimum requirements. If he’s bought and invested more than a certain amount in a home as well, that also counts towards citizenship.

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      2 months ago

      He could do it for under $500K.

      Oh, is that all? Let me check my couch for loose change.

      If he’s bought and invested more than a certain amount in a home as well, that also counts towards citizenship.

      I’m sure he has a home in the South of France. Probably walking distance from the Cannes movie festival