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The Clooneys Leave Sydney Quarantine for Hamilton Island to Shoot “Ticket to Paradise”

by Kamal Pranto
November 5, 2021
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The Clooneys Leave Sydney Quarantine for Hamilton Island to Shoot “Ticket to Paradise”

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Hollywood star George Clooney and his wife Amal Clooney have completed their 14-day quarantine period in Australia. After the completion of the mandatory quarantine, they’ve left the million-dollar estate in Sydney for the shooting of their Hollywood feature film “Ticket to Paradise.” The shooting will take place primarily in Hamilton Island.

George Clooney, who will appear in the lead role of Ticket to Paradise alongside Julia Roberts, is traveling with his family. He and his wife, Amal, are also joined by their twins Ella and Alexander. 

Ticket to Paradise is a romantic comedy set on the lives of a divorced couple, played by Clooney and Roberts. The movie is big in scale, with Aubrey Scotto at the helm of affairs. Universal Studios and Matchbox Pictures are jointly producing the project.

The Clooneys arrived in Australia last month, immediately taken to the high-class property $9 million property at the Mount Robertson Farm in Sydney. The estate is preferred for quarantining by all the A-class celebrities who travel to Australia. On Thursday, two silky smooth black cars took the family out of the estate and to the airport for the private jet prepared for them by the production crew. The jet took them to Hamilton Island, where the Hollywood star will start the shoot for Ticket to Paradise. Julia Roberts, who is completing her own quarantine period in New South Wales, will join George soon. 

George and Amal Clooney looked amazingly fashionable with their sleek attires. They all had face masks on while boarding the plane. They were the reflection of casual elegance. George took Ella up the stairs of the private, while 43-year old Amal had their son, Alexander.

Ticket to Paradise looks to be the next big rom-com in Hollywood, with such big names roped in to lead the cast. The shooting period is scheduled to be two months in total. After completing the first period in Hamilton Island, the cast and crew will move to Bali, Indonesia to shoot the rest.

Ticket to Paradise will focus on the divorced couple, played by Clooney and Roberts, and their relationship with their daughter. Reportedly, they will be seen rushing to Bali to stop their daughter from marrying. Sounds exciting already, doesn’t it?

Kamal Pranto

Kamal Pranto

Kamal Pranto is a versatile writer covering several topics in the realms of Tech, Entertainment & Sports. The Criminology major has exceptional language skills and is a master of current affairs. His unquenchable thirst for knowledge and new challenges has led him to research more and creating quality news content on a regular basis

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