George Clooney, wife Amal wants your nose out of their Privacy

 

He lapped up all the attention when he tied the knot in Venice six months ago. But now George Clooney wants to make sure sightseers stay away from him and his wife when they're in Lake Como.

And he has the support of local authorities -  with the town mayor warning that anyone who bothers the actor, his wife or his pals or sets foot on his property faces a hefty fine. 

Roberto Pozzi, the mayor of Laglio, has issued a new ordinance to protect Clooney's privacy and prevent people from bothering him or Amal while they're in the exclusive enclave.

Anyone who disturbs the occupants of the main house Villa Oleandra or Villa Margherita, an adjoining property owned by Clooney, or who sets foot on the grounds without permission could be fined up to 500 Euros - or $600.

The former ER star purchased the luxury retreat in 2001 and parts of the film Ocean's Twelve were shot there. The 53-year-old typically spends spring and summer at his lakeside Italian villa where he entertains a host of friends.

 

 

It's believed that the Hollywood star will travel to Lake Como once filming has wrapped on the Jodie Foster-directed movie Money Monster. Clooney is currently shooting the movie, which co-stars pal Julia Roberts, in Long Island, while Amal, 37, focuses on her interim teaching position at Columbia law School.

The glamorous couple have been spotted out and about in Manhattan  and enjoying intimate dinners at some of the city's finest restaurants.