George Clooney Shows Natural Grey Roots After Tony Nomination

George Clooney, who recently earned his first Tony Award nomination for his Broadway debut in Good Night, And Good Luck, has been notably growing out his dark brown hair dye, returning to his signature salt-and-pepper look. The actor dyed his hair dark brown in March to portray Edward R. Murrow in the stage adaptation of his 2005 film, a change that received mixed reactions from fans and his family, with some criticizing the dye job as making him look older. Despite the criticism, Clooney has taken the feedback in stride, even joking about it during an event honoring him with a portrait that depicted his natural grey hair. His Broadway play, set during the McCarthy Era, began previews in March and runs through early June, marking Clooney's first lead role on Broadway. The Tony Award nomination was announced by previous winners Wendell Pierce and Sarah Paulson, with Clooney competing alongside other notable actors. Clooney's recent public appearances show him embracing his grey roots again, much to the relief and approval of his fans.