George Clooney brought his Broadway hit Good Night, and Good Luck to screen in just two weeks.
The Hollywood superstar directed, co-wrote and starred in the original 2005 film - about the conflict between TV journalist Edward R. Murrow and U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy - and he brought the movie to the stage earlier this year with a successful run on Broadway with Clooney playing the lead role of the veteran reporter. Now he's brought the historical drama back to screens again by filming the play for live TV with a movie version of the broadcast to be released on streaming platforms - and Clooney has explained they had just two weeks to make it happen.