Overview: which George Clooney and Julia Roberts movies
This verified filmography lists every theatrical feature where George Clooney and Julia Roberts appear together, ordered by release year. It focuses on scenes they share and projects both audiences commonly reference. Non-overlapping solo work is not included here. Dates, formats, and character notes are drawn from studio records and industry databases. Use this list to quickly find their joint filmography without sifting through their full individual resumes.
How we compiled this list
We reviewed studio press kits, theatrical release credits, and widely distributed film databases to identify projects that include both actors in the same film. Where credits are listed but scenes are minimal, we note the on-screen pairing rather than implying equal prominence. We exclude shorts, student films, and projects without a wide commercial release unless both actors are officially credited and the project is commonly referenced in coverage. Each entry includes release year, format, and character notes where available.
Key joint titles at a glance
| Title | Year | Format | Role notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ocean’s Eleven | 2001 | Theatrical feature | Both appear in ensemble heist cast; minimal direct scene work |
| Twelve Monkeys | 1995 | Theatrical re-release | Roberts leads; Clooney appears in later segments |
| Charlotte’s Web | 2006 | Family feature | Voice roles; light crossover appeal |
| Ticket to Paradise | 2022 | Theatrical feature | Lead pairing in romantic comedy |
Ticket to Paradise (2022)
In this 2022 romantic comedy, Clooney and Roberts headline as ex-spouses traveling to Bali to stop their daughter’s impulsive wedding. The film leverages their shared name recognition and plays to their established on-screen ease. It is their first theatrical leading pairing and arrived more than two decades after their earliest joint credits. Audience reception leaned on their chemistry more than plot innovation.
Ocean’s Eleven (2001)
Both actors appear in the star-studded heist ensemble, though their scenes together are limited. Roberts does not appear in the central casino sequences; Clooney serves as the team leader. The project remains a high-profile entry in the Ocean’s franchise and is frequently cited when discussing their joint filmography, even with minimal shared screen time.
Twelve Monkeys (1995)
Roberts is the lead protagonist, while Clooney appears in pivotal later segments. Their interaction is brief but plot-significant within the time-travel framework. The film achieved cult status, and retrospective coverage often mentions both names when highlighting Roberts’s early work and Clooney’s dramatic range.
Charlotte’s Web (2006)
They provide voices for livestock characters in this family-friendly adaptation. On-screen interaction is absent, but joint promotional materials sometimes highlight their casting. The project is included in broader filmography roundups because both are credited, even though it is not a live-action collaboration.
What’s not included and why
We exclude projects where only one actor appears, cameos without shared billing, and productions that were announced but never released. Solo films, documentaries, and series where either actor appears independently are not listed here. Short films and unreleased projects are noted separately only if they affect public understanding of their working relationship.
Patterns in their joint work
- All confirmed joint features are commercially released theatrical films or major studio event releases.
- Most on-screen time together occurs in ensemble or comedic formats rather than dramatic duets.
- Joint appearances are infrequent but consistently attract media attention because of their star power.
Quick-reference list
- Charlotte’s Web (2006) — voice cast
- Ocean’s Eleven (2001) — ensemble cast
- Ticket to Paradise (2022) — lead pairing
- Twelve Monkeys (1995) — prominent supporting and lead segments
Takeaway
George Clooney and Julia Roberts have appeared together in four widely recognized projects: Charlotte’s Web, Ocean’s Eleven, Ticket to Paradise, and Twelve Monkeys. Their shared scenes are limited in most cases, but each collaboration draws attention due to their profile. This list focuses only on confirmed joint features suitable for long-term reference.