George Clooney, 61, claims his twins speak THREE languages

George Clooney made some rare comments about the twins he shares with wife Amal Clooney.

The Ticket To Paradise actor shared with Entertainment tonight that Alexander and Ella, five years old, already speak three languages ​​and are much more intelligent than him.

When asked if he would mind if they pursue the arts like he does, the star said, “They can do whatever they want. I think they’re a bit smarter than me, so they’ll probably do something – they already speak three languages, so I’m still working on English.”

He made the comments Wednesday at the Roybal School of Film and Television Production Magnet in downtown Los Angeles.

He was joined by fellow actors and Roybal Advisory Board Members Don Cheadle and Mindy Kaling for the school’s launch.

Clooney stepped out on Wednesday wearing a navy blue polo shirt and light blue jeans for the event.

He rocked his signature salt-and-pepper beard while completing his look with gray shoes.

Clooney joked during the ceremony, “When you think of actors, you don’t think of education in general. I mean, when you look at me, you just think, “Oh, he’s just the best Batman of all time.”‘

He also spoke with ET at the launch on why he thought creating this Los Angeles school was so important.

‘We are excited about this. We feel like there’s a real opportunity here, and it’s something that I think we’ve missed in our industry, and I think it’s something where it’s pretty clear what the solution is — and it’s starting earlier,” he said. .

“I just had the feeling that if you see a gap you’re trying to fill it, and this is one it just looked like – I was in London, and we had staff, and because it was a really busy time in the industry, it’s hard to find crew, and we need to do a lot better on inclusiveness,” he said.

When asked if he would actually teach at magnet school, Clooney said he would definitely come by.

‘Yes Yes Yes. I come in. And listen, this is below the line guys, right? So I don’t really come in to talk about directing or acting, but I can come in and sit down with the kids when they’re editing and stuff like that, so something like that,” Clooney explained.

The Roybal School of Film and Television Production Magnet was first announced in June in conjunction with the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD).

Clooney and his production partner Grant Heslov worked with Los Angeles Unified Superintendent Austin Beutner, Cheadle, Kaling and others such as Kerry Washington, Nicole Avant, Eva Longoria, Working Title Films founders Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner and Creative Artists Agency (CAA) Co- Chairman Bryan Lourd to form the school

The school is described as “a specialized academy housed in the Edward R. Roybal Learning Center,” which will “provide Los Angeles Unified teachers access to renowned storytellers, along with industry professionals and experts, and support students with a robust academic education and on-the-job training, charting a clear path to high-paying jobs.”