George Clooney was looking rather prim and proper when he visited the G8 summit in L’Aquila, Italy today (July 9) where an earthquake destroyed the region in early April.

Flying in aboard a helicopter from his home in Lake Como, the 48-year-old actor was there for the grand opening of a new movie theater.

Accompanied by Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams and European Commission chairman Jose Manuel Barroso, gorgeous George helped open the ‘Nobel for Peace’ cinema at a campsite for people displaced during the earthquake.

The hunky Hollywood star shook hands and listened as people described how they had lost their homes and the efforts being made to rehouse them.

Said Mr. Clooney: “It seems very important to focus attention on an area so ravaged by the earthquake and if my presence gets media attention I’m happy. These guys want to go home. I live in California and I am used to earthquakes. It’s important that the world leaders gathered here do more for Africa, because so far they haven’t always done what they should have done.”