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      Home > News > Entertainment

    George Clooney dealt with "very old women's" foot corns before he became a Hollywood megastar

    The 64-year-old acting legend worked as a shoe salesman aged 18, and recalled "a lot of 80 year olds" stuck their feet in his face, and they exclaimed having a "hammertoe".


    Appearing on Live With Kelly and Mark, George - who shot to fame as hospital medical technician Ace on NBC's E/R in 1984 - remembered: "I sold ladies' shoes at a department store. For those of you ladies [in the audience], it's a miserable job for us!

    © 2025 Bang Showbiz, NZCity

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