Michael Clayton 2007
"The truth can be adjusted."
In *Michael Clayton (2007)*, George Clooney stars as the titular fixer, a morally ambiguous corporate lawyer who thrives in the gray areas of the legal world—until he's called in to clean up a high-stakes disaster for a powerful law firm.
Director: Tony Gilroy
Cast
George Clooney
Michael Clayton
Tom Wilkinson
Arthur Edens
Tilda Swinton
Karen Crowder
Sydney Pollack
Marty Bach
Michael O'Keefe
Barry Grissom
Ken Howard
Don Jeffries
Sean Cullen
Gene Clayton
Merritt Wever
Anna
Austin Williams
Henry Clayton
Robert Prescott
Mr. Verne
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Michael Clayton (2007) about?
The film follows Michael Clayton, a "fixer" for a prestigious law firm, as he scrambles to contain a crisis after a colleague's mental breakdown exposes a devastating secret tied to a billion-dollar class-action lawsuit. As Clayton digs deeper, he's drawn into a moral maze where loyalty and truth become dangerously entangled.
Who directed Michael Clayton?
Tony Gilroy directed *Michael Clayton*, bringing his sharp eye for tension and character-driven narratives to this corporate thriller.
Who stars in Michael Clayton?
The film stars George Clooney as Michael Clayton, alongside Tom Wilkinson, Tilda Swinton, Sydney Pollack, and Michael O'Keefe in key roles.
Is Michael Clayton (2007) worth watching?
Absolutely—*Michael Clayton* is a masterclass in suspense, with standout performances, especially from Tilda Swinton, who won an Oscar. Its themes of corporate corruption and moral compromise resonate just as strongly today, making it a must-watch for fans of intelligent thrillers.
How long is Michael Clayton?
The film runs for 120 minutes.
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Michael Clayton (2007): A Gripping Corporate Thriller — Full Movie Info
In *Michael Clayton (2007)*, George Clooney stars as the titular fixer, a morally ambiguous corporate lawyer who thrives in the gray areas of the legal world—until he's called in to clean up a high-stakes disaster for a powerful law firm. When a colleague's mental breakdown threatens to expose a billion-dollar cover-up involving a chemical company, Clayton faces a moral reckoning that forces him to confront his own complicity in a system built on deception. Directed by Tony Gilroy, the film is a gripping blend of corporate drama and psychological thriller, weaving themes of guilt, redemption, and the blurred lines between right and wrong. With razor-sharp dialogue and a tense atmosphere, it explores the cost of loyalty in a world where truth is negotiable.
The cast elevates the story further, with Tom Wilkinson delivering a haunting performance as the unraveling lawyer, Tilda Swinton earning an Oscar for her chilling portrayal of a ruthless corporate fixer, and Sydney Pollack as the patriarchal firm leader. Clooney's portrayal of Clayton—equal parts charismatic and vulnerable—anchors a film that's as much about personal integrity as it is about high-stakes betrayal.
