George Clooney's Casino Plans Could be in Trouble

Famous Hollywood stud George Clooney could lose out on his dream to build a casino. Plans to construct a $3 billion casino complex along with Brad Pitt, and Rande Gerber, husband of supermodel Cindy Crawford, are at risk because the team is having difficulties getting planning permission. The reason for this is that similar developments have already been given permission to build in the same area.

If given the go-ahead, Clooney plans to donate all of his profits coming from the casino to charity. Due to Clooney's desire for the casino to be a classy place with well-dressed people, the actor plans to implement a “no flesh rule,” which will ban those entering the casino from wearing shorts or tank tops. While meeting in Las Vegas during the filming of Ocean's 11', both Clooney and Gerber decided that they would like to build the casino and that it should have higher standards and be more elegant.

Clooney and Pitt-lovers will have to wait and see if a casino will be built by two of the most gorgeous men in Hollywood.

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