George Clooney has several reasons to be happy. First he is going to be a father to twin babies and to add to that the actor was honoured with the prestigious César d’Honneur Award for his services to film. The actor who has always stood up for the rights of people, took the chance to criticise the US president Donald Trump, without directly calling out his name, reported Dailymail.co.uk. The actor addressed the political situation in the US that is already affecting the world, in his seven-minute speech.
Clooney said, “As we stand here today the world is going through some pretty momentous changes, not all for the best. As citizens of the world we’re going to have to work harder and harder not to let hate win. Love trumps hate, courage trumps fear and always right trumps wrongs.”
On stage, along with Clooney was the French actor Jean Dujardin who was there to translate his speech for the French audience. The actor who starred along with Clooney in the 2014 movie The Monuments Men, took a jab at Donald Trump when he said, “Donald Trump is dangerous for the world.”
