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Matt Damon and Kristen Wiig are shrinking down in size in the newly released trailer for Downsizing!

The Alexander Payne-directed film, due out in theaters on December 22, follows Paul Safranek (Damon) and his wife Aubrey (Wiig) as they decide to abandon their busy lives and shrink themselves down to live in a downsized community, created as a solution to over-population in the future.

Co-stars Christoph Waltz, Hong Chau Warren Belle, Kathryn Aboya, Juan Carlos Velis and co-producer Mark Johnson attended the film’s premiere at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival on Monday (September 11) in Toronto, Canada.

Watch the trailer below!

FYI: Christoph is wearing a Prada suit.

George Clooney, Julianne Moore and Matt Damon are teaming up to discuss their new film Suburbicon at 2017 Toronto International Film Festival!

George, who directed Suburbicon, and co-stars Julianne and Matt discussed their new movie together on stage at TIFF Bell Lightbox on Sunday (September 10) in Toronto, Canada.

The movie is set in a peaceful suburban community in the summer of 1959, and follows husband and father Gardner Lodge (Damon) and his family as he navigates the town’s dark underbelly of betrayal, deceit and violence.

An official film poster and trailer for Suburbicon arrived earlier this month. The movie is due in theaters on October 27.

Suburbicon has unveiled an official poster for the upcoming movie!

The new poster for the satirical noir features co-stars Matt Damon, Julianne Moore and Oscar Isaac as their characters in the George Clooney-directed film, due in theaters on October 27.

Suburbicon, set in a peaceful suburban community in the summer of 1959, follows husband and father Gardner Lodge (Damon) and his family as he navigates the town’s dark underbelly of betrayal, deceit and violence.

The movie was co-written by George, Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, also known as the Coen Brothers.

Watch the trailer below!

George Clooney is on the cover of the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter, alongside Suburbicon stars Matt Damon and Julianne Moore, out on newsstands now.

Here’s what the 56-year-old actor and director had to say:

On how his life has changed since having twins with his wife, Amal Clooney: “Now my house is filled with the warm sounds of babies crying. You should see when my friends show up and see me change a diaper, the laughter that comes from them. I go, ‘I know, I know.’ I’ve given them so much shit for so many years, I deserve every bit of it” … “We are unrested — we’re both unrested, and she’s more unrested than me, obviously. But I’m a very good diaper guy, which I didn’t know I would be.”

On meeting Donald Trump: “I was sitting down at a restaurant in New York [several years ago] and he came in and we talked for a while. I’d had neck surgery, and he said, ‘I’ll give you the name of a doctor,’ and he wrote me a couple of times with the name. Then he went on Larry King Live and told him I was very short. I’m 5-foot- 11 — I’m not the tallest actor in the world, but I’m not short. That made me laugh.”

On Trump’s “great crime”: “It would be best for the country if some of these Republicans — and some of them I’m very good friends with, actually — stood up [to him]. There’s an important distinction that doesn’t get said enough — the difference between Black Lives Matter and the KKK and the skinheads and the alt-right is this: Black Lives Matter was protesting in support of racial equality. Period. Sometimes it got out of hand, absolutely. But that’s what they were doing. You can never say, ‘Well, those guys were bad and these guys were bad.’ And to hear those words come out of the president of the United States, that is a great crime.”

On what’s next: “I haven’t acted in almost two years and I am not really sure when the next version of that would be. If somebody brought me The Verdict, I’d jump. But I’m not going to do movies just to be in front of the camera. I did that for a long time and I had a good run. And as you get older, the parts aren’t as interesting. I’m not a leading man anymore. Nobody wants to see me kiss the girl.”

For more from George, visit HollywoodReporter.com.

Matt Damon and Julianne Moore hit the red carpet with their spouses at the Suburbicon premiere held during the 2017 Venice Film Festival on Saturday (September 2) in Venice, Italy.

The actors were joined by Matt‘s wife Luciana Damon and Julianne‘s husband Bart Freundlich.

Also in attendance at the premiere was the film’s director George Clooney, who made his first red carpet appearance with wife Amal since becoming parents.

Rebecca Hall and her husband Morgan Spector also stepped out at the premiere!

FYI: Matt is wearing a Giorgio Armani tuxedo. Julianne is wearing a Valentino Couture gown. Luciana is wearing a Marchesa gown.

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Matt Damon, George Clooney, and Julianne Moore pose for pictures at a photo call for their movie Suburbicon at the 2017 Venice Film Festival on Saturday morning (September 2) in Venice, Italy.

In a new interview, Matt said that George had to pull some strings to get him to star in the film.

“I had four movies lined up in a row, starting with The Martian. I went from The Martian right into The Great Wall, which went right into Jason Bourne, which went right into Downsizing. It was two solid years of work. And I had sworn up and down to my family that I wouldn’t take [anything else],” Matt told THR.

“When George called me, I was like ‘I’d rather be waterboarded than turn you down, but I have to be with my family,’” Matt said. “Then I remember we were in London, working on Jason Bourne, and I was sitting at the dinner table with my wife when this text came in that said, ‘How about if I move it to L.A.?’ It was George who suggested it. I turned the phone to my wife and she goes, ‘OK, you’re doing it.’”

George wrote and directed Suburbicon, which stars Matt, Julianne, and Oscar Isaac.

FYI: Julianne is wearing a Louis Vuitton dress.

Julianne Moore is all smiles as she poses alongside her Suburbicon director George Clooney while making their way out of Hotel Excelsior during the 2017 Venice Film Festival on Friday morning (September 1) in Venice, Italy.

The 56-year-old entertainer and Julianne, also 56, were followed closely behind by Suburbicon co-star Matt Damon, who recently opened up about his longtime friendship with George.

“Sure, he’s changed. He’s evolved, but he’s the same in a lot of critical ways. In all the important ways, he’s the same; he’s got a huge heart, he’s incredibly loyal, and he’s really, really smart,” Matt told THR. “He’s changed his career, in a way. When I met him, he was just coming off ER; he was known as this massive TV star. People didn’t understand how talented he was; they just thought he was this really handsome, matinee-idol TV star.”

“Now the perception of George is as big a movie star as you can get, an A-list director, an Oscar-winning producer. He’s somebody whose opinion I really value,” Matt added. “If I’m working on a script, I’m sending it to him for notes; if I’m doing a movie I’m showing him a cut and asking for suggestions. In baseball, they would call it a five-tool athlete — just somebody who can do everything. He’s an easy guy to hate, I guess!”

FYI: Julianne is wearing a Prada dress.