Alert – George Clooney is auctioning himself off as a dinner date in NYC next month – and fans are bidding a FORTUNE for the alone time

George Clooney is auctioning himself off for an ‘intimate’ night next month in New York City.

The starting bidding started at $10,000 and is currently at $31,000.

The charity is hoping to get $60,000 for the big night out with the Ocean’s 11 actor, and the auction stops on August 20. 

The lucky winner can bring a guest along to a private cocktail with the ER hunk followed by a dinner party that includes two dozen other people.

Charitybuzz is handling the auction that is called A Good Evening with George Clooney.

George Clooney is auctioning himself off for an ‘intimate’ night next month in New York City. The starting bidding started at $10,000 and is currently at $31,000

The dinner will take place at 6:30 pm on September 24 in New York City.

And it is for a good cause: it will benefit the Clooney Foundation for Justice. 

There will also be a photo opportunity. 

‘Join Mr. Clooney for a private cocktail before dinner, take photos and enjoy a private, intimate dinner and Q&A,’ a press release shared to DailyMail.com reads.

‘The Clooney Foundation for Justice wages justice for human rights abuses around the world. 

‘The foundation has multiple programs (TrialWatch, Waging Justice for Women and The Docket) that are dedicated to achieving justice for the most vulnerable people among us. 

It promises to be an ‘intimate, dinner-party setting.’ 

Attendance is typically limited to members of Charitybuzz Access (the Charitybuzz Private Members’ Club) with only select seats made available publicly. 

George with his wife Amal Clooney during the 80th Venice International Film Festival in Venice, Italy in 2023

Clooney is next starring with his Ocean’s costar Brad Pitt in Wolfs

‘With the promise of magical memories in support of a great cause, this is your chance to secure your seat at the table for a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience,’ the release added.

Clooney is next starring with his Ocean’s costar Brad Pitt in Wolfs. 

This comes as Clooney has revealed that he’s ‘a little irritated’ with Quentin Tarantino for talking ‘s**t’ about him.

The pair starred together as brothers in Robert Rodriguez’s 1996 thriller From Dusk ‘Till Dawn, which was written by Tarantino early in his career.

Before this, George made his name portraying Doug Ross in medical drama ER before going on to launch a successful Hollywood career, starring in huge films such as O Brother, Where Art Thou?, One Fine Day and Out of Sight.

But despite their past collaboration and his illustrious career both in front of and behind the camera, Quentin, 61, reportedly had some negative things to say of George, 63, of late, with the hunk not impressed at all. 

Speaking in a joint GQ interview with pal Pitt, George remarked: ‘Quentin said some s**t about me recently, so I’m a little irritated by him. 

George and Brad speak about their life and careers in a new interview. Read the full interview in the September issue of British GQ, available on newsstands and via digital download from Tuesday 27th August

Despite their past collaboration and his illustrious career both in front of and behind the camera, Quentin reportedly had some negative things to say of George of late, with the hunk not impressed at all [George and Quentin pictured in 1995]

‘He did some interview where he was naming movie stars, and he was talking about you, and somebody else, and then this guy goes, “Well, what about George?” He goes, he’s not a movie star. And then he literally said something like, “Name me a movie since the millennium.” And I was like, “Since the millennium? That’s kind of my whole f***ing career.”‘ 

Instead of giving his support on the matter, his longtime pal Brad evidently found George’s rant hilarious, chucking ‘Heh heh heh heh heh’ amid their interview.

Continuing to share his frustration at the director, George went on: ‘So now I’m like, all right, dude, f*** off. I don’t mind giving him s***. He gave me s***.’ 

In spite of his irritation, George insisted that they as actors were ‘really lucky’ to work with ‘great directors’, noting that directors and the screenplay of a film is what ‘keeps you alive’ – having learnt that after starring in ‘really bad films’.

While the film star is a tad frustrated at Quentin, he had nothing but great things to say about his long time pal Brad, who stars with him in new action comedy film Wolfs.

After making a joke about ‘restraining orders’, George told how the two ‘check in on each’ other every now and again, which is an ‘important’ part of friendship seeing how life can get ‘complicated at times’.