'Tough Time' Filming Batman And Robin Taught George Clooney This Important Lesson
'Tough Time' Filming Batman And Robin Taught George Clooney This Important Lesson
George Clooney said he didn't even enjoy the experience of making 'Batman and Robin' because everyone on set was having such a "tough time".

Hollywood star George Clooney has admitted that he was bad in the 1997 superhero film Batman & Robin.

“I was bad in it. It’s a bad film. But I was also being held responsible for it, in a weird way. Then I realised if you’re gonna be Batman in ‘Batman & Robin’, you’re gonna be held responsible. Which never occurred to me,” he said, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

To him, he was still an actor getting a part.

From that moment on, “I was like, ‘I have to pick the script, not the part’. So the next script I did was ‘Out Of Sight’ and the next I did was ‘Three Kings’. After that, ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’,” he shared.

“Everybody would say that ‘Batman’ was not the best. But the good news for me was I was able to take that as a lesson, as opposed to a career-ended,” he added.

Clooney said he didn’t even enjoy the experience of making the film because everyone on set was having such a “tough time”.

“I did not enjoy that experience. I love (director) Joel Schumacher, love the actors. But everybody was having a tough time. There was a lot of tension. It took, like, eight months to shoot,” he said.

“I was doing ‘ER’ while I was doing it – four days a week on ‘Batman’, three days a week on ‘ER’. Seven days a week. That one was just a slog,” he added

There were a lot of problems with the film, he said.

“But, you know, one of the problems was that I wasn’t very good in it. Fair enough! I can’t point fingers at everybody else and not point fingers at myself,” he added.

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