George Clooney has tackled countless roles during his prolific career—but the actor, 63, was utterly unrecognizable as he made his Broadway debut. On Thursday, April 3, the Ocean's Eleven star stepped onto the stage as news reporter Edward R. Murrow for the opening night of Good Night, And Good Luck.

George Clooney officially made his Broadway debut on Thursday (April 3) in the adaption of his 2005 film "Good Night, and Good Luck”. Clooney’s writing partner Grant Heslov, actors Clark Gregg and Ilana Glazer were among those who came out to support Clooney on opening night.

Late in the action of Good Night, and Good Luck, Clark Gregg - in a moving performance as CBS newscaster Don Hollenbeck, banged up by his recent divorce and a persistent smear campaign branding him as a "pinko" - makes the melancholy observation: "I wake up in the morning,