Midnight Sky: Goerge Clooney was hospitalized after losing weight for the Movie

Midnight Sky Updates: The 59-year-old actor George Clooney stars in Midnight Sky, a dystopian sci-fi show, for which he had lost almost 20-plus pounds. ET released a statement which reveals that Clooney was in the hospital with pancreatitis four days before he was to start shooting after he suffered severe stomach pains.

Shot in Iceland and directed by Clooney him selves,  he portrays as a  lone scientist trying to contact a group of astronauts who are returning home to a mysterious global holocaust.

Clooney recently spoke with ET and revealed insights into the movie. He lost about 25 pounds and had become pretty weak. He dint have a trainer along with him to guide so he helped himself eating healthy and recovering.

Clooney is almost unrecognizable as Augustine. Apparently, he’s shorter, sporting a shaved head and a gray, scraggly beard. He told Mirror that his wife, Amal, and also his 3-year-old daughter, Ella, were not the facial hair’s biggest fans.

What Goerge Clooney has to say about Midnight Sky

“I think I tried too hard to lose weight quickly and probably didn’t take care of myself,” Mirror said to Clooney. The 59-year-old also directed the film, and early production took a toll on his diagnosis.

Clooney also opened up about how the film’s story continues; he explains how it might carry forward the legacy. Clooney is married to Amal Clooney and has 3  3-year-old twins, Ella and Alexander.

Pancreatitis is caused by inflammation of the pancreas, according to the Mayo Clinic. Abdominal pain, fever, nausea, and vomiting are among the symptoms. It happens “when digestive enzymes are activated, irritating the cells of your pancreas and causing inflammation while still in the pancreas,” per the clinic.

Clooney expresses how one should be bothered about the future of their kids. He also expresses his views on how science will change the world in a snap.

The Midnight Sky will stream on Netflix this  Dec. 23.  You could view the movie in selective theatres this month.