Time just called Mark Carney “the George Clooney of finance”

Time magazine just released its annual 100 list, a collection of the year’s biggest movers, shakers and headline makers. The bad news is that only one Canadian made the list. (Hey, Time, ever hear of a little global phenomenon called Heated Rivalry?) The good news: that Canadian is our prime minister.

Just a year ago, Mark Carney was in the midst of election season, orchestrating a stunning comeback for the Liberals, who were decidedly in the toilet after Justin Trudeau’s exit. Today, he’s the head of a majority government and a leader in the resistance against Trump-era totalitarianism. His speech at Davos even drew comparisons to Winston Churchill’s Iron Curtain.

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But enough with the substantive achievements, let’s talk about those eyebrows—because Time certainly didn’t shy away from them, describing our federal leader as “the George Clooney of finance.” In fairness, this nickname has been around for a while, dating back to when Carney took over as the governor of the Bank of England and a British journalist tried to throw him off script by asking, “What does it feel like to be the George Clooney of global finance?” (To which Carney quipped back, “It’s a low bar.”)

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It turns out that pretty much all of England was crushing on Canada’s future leader at the time. But what’s really funny is that, just this week, the actual George Clooney made headlines for his beef with the Trump administration: after the actor spoke out against the government’s heinous threats against Iran, a POTUS representative responded that the real war crimes are Clooney’s “awful movies and terrible acting ability.”

Ah, just another day in Washington. But it does sound like maybe Clooney wants to be the Mark Carney of Hollywood.