George Clooney
After a visit to terrorist hotbed, Sudan, George Clooney contracted the deadly disease, malaria, but due to medicine, which is often in short supply on the continent, the Hollywood actor recovered from infirmity. He went on to inappropriately label malaria "good fun" - irrespective of the fact it continues to kill millions of people, including children.
Clooney calls 'malaria' good fun
Jan 23, 2011, 02.09pm IST - Hollywood actor George Clooney finds humour in his recent struggle with malaria as he describes the disease as "good fun". "Well, you know, even with malaria it's just good fun," people.com quoted Clooney as saying. Clooney, 49, contracted malaria during a recent trip to Africa as part of a diplomatic mission to prevent another genocide in Sudan.
