George Clooney Handcuffs Himself To David Letterman: "You're Not Going Anywhere!" (FUNNY VIDEO)

George Clooney made an appearance at "The Late Show with David Letterman" on Thursday and handcuffed himself to the host in protest of his upcoming exit. 









Just in case you don't know, Letterman, 68, is going to leave the show next week, with Stephen Colbert replacing him in the fall. In the build-up to his final episode, David's favorite guests have been coming back to bid him farewell. Clooney, however, has denied to say goodbye.

When Clooney, 54, sat down for his interview with Letterman, he was not interested in chatting with him and got to the point without wasting time. 

"What are you doing?!" the actor asked his longtime friend, noting: "Let me see your wrist. Go like this. Just for a second here."

When Letterman gave his arm, Clooney grabbed the cuffs, saying he has already locked inside the other half.

"Wait a minute," Letterman shouted, only to be interrupted by the star uttered "no."


Clooney then pulled out the key from his pocket and threw it into the crowd, still exclaiming "no."

"You're not going anywhere, David Letterman," Clooney declared. The stunt urged the legendary host to ask: "Now, George, is this (the handcuffs) something left over from the bachelor days?"


Check out the funny video below... 



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