Clooney marriage bet with Michelle Pfeiffer now at 100,000 dollars
LONDON (AFP) — Hollywood actress Michelle Pfeiffer's bet with George Clooney that he will never marry again currently stands at 100,000 dollars (49,000 pounds, 71,000 euros), she said in an interview to be shown Friday.
"I bet him he would get married and he keeps inflating the bet from 100 dollars to 100,000 dollars," Pfeiffer told the Tonight with Jonathan Ross programme on BBC television.
"I still think he will, he's a handsome devil."
Clooney, 46, is one of Hollywood's leading men and most eligible bachelors who is currently on screen in Britain in the film "Michael Clayton".
He has said that Pfeiffer, who starred opposite him in the 1996 film "One Fine Day", and Nicole Kidman each made a 10,000-dollar bet that he would be married and have children by the year 2000.
Clooney married Talia Balsam in 1989. The couple divorced three years later.
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"I bet him he would get married and he keeps inflating the bet from 100 dollars to 100,000 dollars," Pfeiffer told the Tonight with Jonathan Ross programme on BBC television.
"I still think he will, he's a handsome devil."
Clooney, 46, is one of Hollywood's leading men and most eligible bachelors who is currently on screen in Britain in the film "Michael Clayton".
He has said that Pfeiffer, who starred opposite him in the 1996 film "One Fine Day", and Nicole Kidman each made a 10,000-dollar bet that he would be married and have children by the year 2000.
Clooney married Talia Balsam in 1989. The couple divorced three years later.
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