George Clooney used the White House and Brad Pitt to prank numerous actors

George Clooney and Julia Roberts swung by Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Thursday, to promote their new film Ticket to Paradise, but they mostly talked about pranks Clooney has pulled on celebrities, like when he sent Meryl Streep a fake letter from Brad Pitt.

“I sent her a letter years ago with a bunch of cds that were a dialect coach,” Clooney recalled. “And I sent it from Brad, a bunch of cds to Meryl Streep. I said, ‘This guy helped me with my accent in Troy, I thought maybe he could help you.’ Meryl said she avoided Brad for like five years!”

Clooney revealed his diabolical comedy has also stretched into politics, ever since he got a hold of Bill Clinton’s old White House stationary.

“The White House stationery of Bill Clinton, Bill Clinton's actual stationery,” Clooney explained. “And I send actors all the time letters from Bill Clinton about how much he loved their movie. Which I guarantee they're hanging up in their homes. So if anyone's watching, take the picture down, take it down.”

While everyone in the audience thought the pranks were hilarious, the people who received Clooney’s fake letters probably weren’t laughing.

Video Transcript

GEORGE CLOONEY: I'd sent her a letter years ago with a bunch of CDs that were a dialect coach. And I sent it from Brad, a bunch of CDs to Meryl Streep. And I said, you know, this guy helped me with my accent in "Troy," I thought maybe he could help you.

KYLIE MAR: George Clooney and Julia Roberts swung by "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Thursday to promote their new film ticket to paradise, but they mostly talked about pranks George has pulled on celebrities like one he sent to Meryl Streep a fake letter from Brad Pitt.

GEORGE CLOONEY: Meryl said she avoided Brad for, like, five years.

KYLIE MAR: And George revealed his diabolical comedy has stretched into politics ever since he got a hold of Bill Clinton's old stationery.

GEORGE CLOONEY: The White House stationery of Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton's actual stationery. And I send actors all the time letters from Bill Clinton about how much he loved their movie, which I guarantee you are hanging up in their homes.

KYLIE MAR: While everyone in the audience thought the prank was hilarious, the people who received George's fake letters probably weren't laughing.

GEORGE CLOONEY: So if anyone's watching, take the picture down. Take it down.