Clive Owen doesn't care about his looks

Clive Owen doesn't care about his looks

Clive Owen doesn't care about his looks.
The 'Children of Men' actor doesn't make any effort with his appearance in
his "normal life", despite being regarded as a Hollywood heartthrob.
He said: "Any actor who starts taking the tag 'sex symbol' seriously or
thinks of themselves as a sex symbol has got some serious problems. When I'm
in my normal life I care very little about how I look. Sometimes I have to
dress up when I'm making movies, but that's not me when I'm just hanging
around."
Clive is proud he looks like he needs "a good wash and a good meal" in his
new movie 'The International', in which he stars alongside Naomi Watts as an
Interpol agent.
He told Parade magazine: "I don't mind looking like I need a good wash and a
good meal. There's no vanity about my character and I think that's real. His
absolute obsessive passion is trying to bring a bank down. He doesn't care
how he looks. So I just stopped shaving and left it to the make-up people to
make sure I looked bad in every scene."
Despite being a celluloid hardman, Clive - who lives with his wife
Sarah-Jane Fenton and their two daughters Hannah and Eve - insists he is a
big softie at home.
The 44-year-old actor said: "I go off and make movies, but there's nothing
better than going home and hanging with my girls. They completely boss me. I
have no power in my house whatsoever. I am the geek of my household. I am so
low-status in my house, you wouldn't believe it, definitely not a movie
star."