George Clooney apparently didn't know any better as a young lad in the city of Hollywood. The "Syriana" star says he was left embarrassed when he first moved to Los Angeles because he didn't realize the women who were hitting on him were prostitutes, looking to "party" and have an innocent good time.
The actor was blown away by all the female attention he received when his actor cousin Miguel Ferrer first showed him around Tinseltown.
When Ferrer - who has starred in a host of films, including "RoboCop," and "The Manchurian Candidate" - took Clooney to see the sights of the city a group of 15 women approached the two actors and asked them if they wanted to "party."
Clooney was flattered at first but his ego boost was short-lived.
He told Vanity Fair magazine, "We stopped right in front of the old SAG building. And there used to be just tons of hookers there - like 15 on that night in particular. I'd never seen a hooker in my life, coming from Kentucky and all these girls came up to the car and were like, 'Baby, want to party? You want to party with me?' And I was like, 'Girls love me, man! I'm on fire in this town! I should have come here a long time ago! Chicks digme!' And Miguel goes, 'They're hookers, you idiot.'"
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