George Clooney opens up about biggest failure

George Clooney opened up about his greatest failure while attending the Los Angeles premiere of his film, Jay Kelly.

At the Egyptian Theatre, he admitted that failure came in the form of a 1997 film, “Batman & Robin! I learned a lot [from] that one. You don't learn from succeeding — you learn from failing, and then you have to figure it out along the way, so it’s helpful."

The project had a hugely negative reception, and the actor has criticized his performance as Batman/Bruce Wayne himself.

“I wasn’t good in it, it wasn’t a good film,” Clooney admitted in another interview. “What I learned from that failure was that I had to relearn how I was working. Now, I wasn’t just an actor getting a role, I was being held responsible for the film itself. So the next three films I did were Three Kings, Out of Sight and O Brother, Where Art Thou?”

”That was a very specific choice for me to find better projects,” he continued.

His wife, Amal Clooney revealed that he won't let her watch the film to which he said, "There are certain films I just go, ‘I want my wife to have some respect for me.'”

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