Hollywood stars George Clooney and Brad Pitt brought their unparalleled star power to the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival. The co-stars of the upcoming crime caper film "Wolfs" dazzled the crowd as they posed for photographers, dispelling rumors about their hefty paychecks for the movie.

Clooney, 63, made a rare public appearance with his wife Amal, 46, who stunned in a soft yellow gown with intricate ruffled details. The renowned human rights lawyer accessorized with a glittering gold clutch and pearl earrings, completing her elegant ensemble. Pitt, 60, arrived hand in hand with his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, a jewelry designer, turning heads as they walked the red carpet. Pitt opted for a tux jacket with satin lapels, while de Ramon showcased a stunning one-shoulder ruched white gown.

Earlier in the day, both Clooney and Pitt expressed their disappointment at the limited theatrical release of "Wolfs." The film will only be shown in theaters for a week before streaming on Apple TV+. However, they also acknowledged that streaming services offer greater opportunities and wider audiences for their work. Clooney emphasized the importance of this shift for the industry, stating, "We need it, our industry needs this." Pitt likewise expressed his sentiment, saying, "We'll always be romantic about the theatrical experience. It's a delicate balance right now, and it'll right itself."

When asked about the significance of A-list actors like themselves being unable to secure a broad theatrical release, as they had requested, Clooney humorously quipped, "Clearly, we're declining." Both stars, who previously appeared together in the 2008 comedy "Burn After Reading," were elated to reunite for "Wolfs," praising the script by Jon Watts.

Pitt confessed that as he grows older, it becomes increasingly important for him to work with people he genuinely enjoys. Clooney jokingly added that Pitt is fortunate to continue receiving enticing roles at his age. Furthermore, Clooney dismissed reports claiming that both actors were paid over $35 million for their roles in "Wolfs," highlighting the negative implications this perception has for the industry. He emphasized, "It's bad for our industry if that's what people think is the standard bearer for salaries. I think that's a terrible thing. It will make it impossible to make a film."

With their undeniable charisma and unwavering talent, George Clooney and Brad Pitt once again captivated audiences at the Venice Film Festival. Their highly anticipated crime caper is set to premiere on September 27 on Apple TV+, promising an exciting viewing experience for fans around the world.