George Clooney has hit back at critics who questioned his versatility as an actor, claiming that he “doesn’t give a s***” what anyone thinks.

George Clooney doesn’t “give a s--t” about what his critics—including Hunter Biden—think of his acting, he declared in a recent interview. Clooney addressed the criticism that his roles lack “versatility” in a profile for Vanity Fair out Monday.

George Clooney doesn't 'give a s---' that some people think he only plays himself in movies: 'Have you ever tried playing yourself? It’s hard to do.'

Do people say that I only play myself?” Clooney asked during an interview published Monday before sharing his reaction.

He’s actually a really beautiful, wonderful actor,” Clooney had this to say about his own performances being scrutinized: Do people say that I only play myself? I don’t give a shit. There aren’t that many guys in my age group that are allowed to do both broad comedies like O Brother [Where Art Thou?

George Clooney has heard the critiques — and he’s unfazed. In a new interview with Vanity Fair, the 64-year-old actor and filmmaker responded head-on to a knock against his career claiming that he basically just plays himself.

I don’t give a sh–,” the Good Night, and Good Luck actor said. “There aren’t that many guys in my age group that are allowed to do both broad comedies like O Brother [Where Art Though?] and then do Michael Clayton or Syriana [for which he won the Best Supporting Actor Academy Award].

George Clooney knows critics are questioning his range as an actor — and he doesn't care. “Do people say that I only play myself? I don’t give a s***," Clooney, 64, told Vanity Fair on Monday, August 4.

George Clooney is taking a stand against critics questioning his acting chops. The 64-year-old star recently faced scrutiny from various sources, including Oscar-winning filmmakers, movie critics and even Hunter Biden.