George Clooney, 61, exasperated, grimaces as he waves at the shooting motorboats

Few movie stars are cooler than the unflappable George Clooney.

The actress was quite emotional, for example, when her 2016 wedding was marred by a fleet of paparazzi and hundreds of tourists in Venice.

However, in Henley, Oxfordshire, there was a different story this week.

Clooney, 61, screamed and screamed as he tried to make a film about the rowing team that won afternoon Olympic gold medals.

The problem that so afflicted the star was the users of the river, vacationers and cattle ranchers who rotated in its frame -despite the agreement with the river authorities-. This messed up the filming of the 1930s period a bit when trying to film it.

The problem that bothered the star so much were the users of the river, the vacationers and the rubber bands that rotated in its frame, despite the agreement with the river authorities.

A source on set said:[George] He yelled “Cut”, raised his hands in the air, raised his hands to his head and pointed at the patrol moving on the set. Make a rough gesture around the throat.

Clooney directed the movie “Boys in a Boat” about the 1936 Washington State University rowing team, made up of the sons of ranchers and shipyards who beat their Ivy League rivals to go to the Olympics and then against the world Adolf saw. Hitler

With Henley Thames in Seattle, Clooney can afford to work for $12 million in Sonning, Berkshire, which he shares with his wife, British lawyer Amal, and their twins.

A source on set said:[George] He yelled “Cut”, raised his hands in the air, raised his hands to his head and pointed at the patrol moving on the set. Make a sudden gesture in the throat”

Clooney directed the movie “Boys in a Boat” about the 1936 Washington State University rowing team, made up of the sons of ranchers and shipyards who beat their Ivy League rivals to go to the Olympics and then against the world Adolf saw. Hitler

The river’s movement was stopped at intervals, according to the Environment Agency, allowing Clooney to work for 45 minutes. Last week, he attempted to shoot a defiant scene showing two crews boarding camera boats as they head up a river and cheering crowds wearing period costumes on the barge.

Repeatedly, his shot was spoiled by a resting boat that could see the pottery.

A source on set said, “We have a river flowing, a very large set of films blocking the whole half, then a two-way motion on the other half, moving up and down at intervals, like a traffic light system.” . It was very hot on Tuesday, which meant a lot of tourists and locals were catching the boats.

The film is based on a book by Daniel James Brown and stars British actor Calum Turner.

“And of course, as soon as word got out about the shooting, everyone got in the water to see what was going on.

There were 45 minutes of footage throughout the day, followed by a 45-minute break. A 45 minute break was to clear the river of traffic.

“There were some slips and the boats just didn’t stop when they were supposed to.

The film is based on a book by Daniel James Brown and stars British actor Calum Turner.