George Clooney Credits Aging for Harmonious Marriage

In a Nov. 2 CBS News interview, George Clooney, 64, said aging has made him less vain and less reactive and that he’s learned to "let go" of small things. He credited that maturity for his reportedly argument-free marriage with wife Amal, saying they have "never had an argument" and that he now lets her make choices (like painting a wall red) without fuss. Clooney praised Amal as an extraordinary, supportive partner and mother to their 8-year-old twins, Alexander and Ella, saying his family life leaves him with "nothing to complain about" and that his children still like him. He is promoting his new film Jay Kelly opposite Adam Sandler and said he has no immediate plans to retire, preferring a balanced approach to work and life. Across interviews he added that growing older has left him "more grounded" and softened his ego and anger, changing how he relates at home and in his career.