George Clooney And Amal Alamuddin's Marriage: Clooney Says It 'Changed Everything' About His 'Personal Future'

George Clooney recently gushed about his marriage to Amal Clooney during the premiere of "Tomorrowland." The actor revealed that everything has changed in “terms of future” since he got married to the human right lawyer.

“All I know is that it sort of changed everything, my personal future -- was going to be. I wasn’t always completely optimistic about how it was going to work out personally for me. But now I am,” he revealed reported People. Amal and George got married in September last year. They had a state of art wedding in Ca' Farsetti in Venice. Their family members and friends attended the three-day lavish affair. George’s friend Walter Veltroni acted as the minister and married of the couple. For her D-day, Amal wore an Oscar de la Renta creation whereas George wore a custom made Armani tuxedo.

Since walking the aisle together the couple has been spotted on various dates. The couple also recently celebrated Clooney’s birthday at his Los Angeles home with close friends. The couple threw a cocktail party on May 6 and George’s close friends, Cindy Crawford and her husband Rande Gerber were in the attendance.

According to the sources to People, the party took place in the backyard of the house where the party planners arranged table chairs and space heaters. They both reportedly were happy and relaxed and were seen kissing and talking like any other normal couple. The food menu reportedly consisted of sushi and Omakese meal.

For the party Amal wore a white shoulder top and jeans whereas the birthday boy George looked dashing in a leather jacket and a jeans. Meanwhile, during the “Tomorrowland” premiere, George was also seen giving a kiss to Amal on her hand. The two were reportedly in high spirits during the premiere and they also posed with the cast.

In the film, George plays the role of Frank Walker. The film is directed by Brad Bird and will follow a story of a curious teen who goes on a journey with a former boy genius inventor to unearth the secret of place that exists somewhere in their memory.

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