George Clooney wooed his fiancee with a "series of flirty" e-mails.
The 'Monuments Men' actor met lawyer Amal Alamuddin at a small charity fundraiser last September and after being instantly attracted to her he resorted to sending her messages online since she refused to take his number.
He emailed her saying: "I think the reported hottest man in the world should meet with the hottest human rights lawyer in the world."
A source told The Daily Mirror newspaper: "At first Amal was playing very hard to get and would not take his phone number, which simply made George even more intrigued.
"In the end he managed to get her email address and began sending her a series of flirty messages. He was very up front and joked about the fact they were both ­considered the hottest people in their respected ­professions.
"It was all very tongue in cheek but it got the ball rolling. Amal found it funny, but she still made him wait a few days before replying."
Meanwhile, George, 53, is house hunting in London since Amal, 36, who works at Doughty Street Chambers, will be based in England's capital.
A source added: "George has only known Amal for a few months but with the wedding date set he is now looking for a UK base.
"He wants a place in Richmond because he loves the park and thinks it will be a great place to set up home with Amal.
"She works mainly in London so he will be moving to the UK on a more permanent basis."

Michael Fassbender tried to find the "human" elements of the evil plantation owner he portrayed in '12 Years A Slave'.
The 37-year-old actor's alter-ego, Edwin Epps, abused slaves because he believed he was biblically sanctioned to do so in the film which is based on the true story of Solomon Northup - a free man who was deceived and sold into slavery.
While preparing for the role Fassbender tried to locate the softer "human being" in his character, who repeatedly raped Patsey (Lupita Nyong'o) and seemed to fall in love with her against his better judgement.
He said: "I think the point of departure for the character really is the relationship with Patsey. It was kind of the focal point - the relationship there and the fact that he was in love with her but didn't know how to process that information. Therefore, he tries to quash it by beating her and the violence towards her. I tried to find a human being in there as opposed to some evil plantation owner."
The Hollywood hunk also tried to master the accent and soak up the atmosphere in New Orleans where the film is set, as well as reading the real memoir which the biopic is based on.
Fassbender added: "I tried to find his voice so I worked with Tim, the dialogue coach, who sent me various tapes with various accents. I went to New Orleans six weeks before we started filming to try and soak up the atmosphere there. Then it's just about working with the script. I read the book of course but then just spent time with the script."
'12 Years A Slave' will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on 12th May 2014, courtesy of Entertainment One.

Mariah Carey says her twins were fantastic while they worked on her album.
The star's daughter Monroe and son Moroccan, both three, both contributed to a song on 'Me. I Am Mariah... The Elusive Chanteuse' and their famous mother was delighted at how they handled the recording sessions.
She told the Sunday Mirror newspaper's Notebook magazine: "It's astonishing to hear my daughter sing and to sing with her, she's a natural.
"I feel like I'm bragging, but they're both featured on a song called 'Supernatural' on the album, I wrote it about them and for them.
"It blows my mind, the attention span they have when we're recording."
Mariah suggested her "script" parenting with regards to technology could be a reason they were more tuned into the session.
She explained: "I guess it's because I don't let them sit on the iPad all day, I'm strict about that.
"Monroe if I put her on stage, doesn't want to leave, and I've noticed she wants to sing a song in her own way. She's taking creative control.
"Roc is a true guy, he'll be there in his pyjamas and lie next to me and watch a whole movie - he'll know the dialogue, know what scene is coming next, they're both aware of everything."

Charlize Theron says her "free time" is devoted to her son.
The 'Million Ways to Die in the West' actress gave birth to Jackson two years ago and admitted becoming a mother has been a "natural" change for her.
She told the Mail on Sunday newspaper's Event magazine: "It's a beautiful change, one that is completely natural.
"Obviously, Jackson is my priority now. If I have free time, he's the one who gets it.
"Not because I have to, but because I can't wait to be with him. He gets to be the number one in my life."
The star - who started dating Sean Penn in February - also revealed her and ex-boyfriend Stuart Townsend's son has given her the chance to go back to her dancing roots after an injury cut short her professional ambitions.
She said: "I still dance in my living room every day. I have a lot of 'Mama, let's dance!' going on in my house right now."
When she's not relaxing with her family, Charlize said she enjoys getting time to herself during filming because it lets her catch up on music and books she might have missed.
She added: "I always love when I'm on location and I have that bit of trailer time to myself.
"I'm constantly sharing stuff with my friends and that's predominantly how I get my music. I recently played Pharrell William's album, which I thought was really great.
"And I love reading. I just re-read 'Outliers' by Malcolm Gladwell, the book about statistics and looking at numbers, and the coincidence - or it's not a coincidence - that birthdays play a role in success. It's fascinating."

Mariah Carey couldn't have coped with her twins "without extra help".
The singing sensation insisted she doesn't want to miss a moment of her daughter Monroe and son Moroccan, both three, growing up, but admitted she was glad to have people to support her.
She told the Sunday Mirror newspaper's Notebook magazine: "Every little bit of a child's life counts, every memory, every moment. I can never have this time back.
"But it's a luxury to be able to have someone there. I don't know how people do it - I was breastfeeding in tandem.
"I did everything I could, but I couldn't have done this without extra help. I'm grateful. I have two people who help a lot."
Meanwhile, Mariah revealed she doesn't live out her diva image at home, but joked her daughter outshines her in that regard.
She added "I'm always in sweatpants. But I may wear a high-heeled pump with them ... A slipper with a puff.
"I have so much fun with Miss Monroe, as I call my daughter, and she is - even though we don't like to use this word - a natural-born diva, darling.
"She walks in my heels, she's in my lingerie closet. She has me beat by a mile."

Lea Michele has posted a touching tribute to late boyfriend Cory Monteith on his birthday today (11.05.14).
The 'Glee' star described the actor, who died in July last year of a drug overdose, as having "the biggest heart and most beautiful smile" and shared a photograph of the pair together.
The black and white image, posted on Lea's Twitter page, shows the couple sharing a joke, and she accompanied it with the caption: "The biggest heart and most beautiful smile.. In all of our hearts.. We love you so. Happy Birthday. (sic)"
Fans showed their support for Lea and claimed they too were still "heartbroken" over the actor's death.
One wrote: "This photo broke my heart. i miss him so much. Stay strong love i love you. Happy birthday angel Cory. (sic)"
Cory, 31, who starred in 'Glee' with Lea, was found dead in his Vancouver hotel room just months after checking himself into rehab for substance abuse.
A friend close to the star claimed he was "healthy and in great spirits" just two days before he passed away.
Lea, 27, previously spoke about her boyfriend's death at the Teen Choice Awards.
She said: "He was very special to me and also to the world. And we were lucky to witness his incredible talent, handsome smile and his beautiful, beautiful heart.
"So whether you knew him personally or just as Finn Hudson [in 'Glee'], Cory reached out and became a part of all of our hearts - and that's where he'll stay forever."

Selena Gomez is trying to "erase" Justin Bieber from her life.
The 21-year-old pop star, who has had an on/off relationship with the 'Boyfriend' hitmaker for a few years, is reportedly attempting to forget the 20-year-old singer so she can move on with her life.
According to HollywoodLife, while Selena was shooting her Adidas Neo commercial in New York City last month, she asked for all traces of Justin to be removed from her working environment and didn't even want to say his name.
A source said: "A few of the camera guys names were Justin and her team asked [if] their names be changed so she didn't have to say the name Justin."
The request came just a few days after the pair were spotted hanging out together in McAllen, Texas, before going to a dance studio to rehearse.
Meanwhile, Justin has been linked to a number of beauties, since the pair reportedly had a "huge fight", including 18-year-old model Yovanna Ventura and Selena's friend Kylie Jenner.
But Selena isn't bothered by the rumours and claims Justin can date whomever he likes.
A source added: "If he wants to date [a] teenager like Kylie or a wannabe model, then let him. She's done and moving on from the broken promises and drama."

Britain's Eurovision Song Contest entry Molly Smitten-Downes came in 17th place on Saturday night (10.05.14).
The previously unknown 27-year-old singer performed her self-penned song 'Children Of The Universe' dressed in a stunning dress and received 40 points from voters in 26 countries.
British voters gave their highest score of 12 points to Austria's entry, drag queen Conchita Wurst, who went on to win the competition.
She is known as the country's "bearded lady" and sang 'Rise Like A Phoenix', claiming: "We are unstoppable", as she collected her award on stage.
Although Mollie missed out on the top spot, she had plenty of support on Twitter with followers describing her performance as the "best song of the night".
One fan wrote: "Downloaded the song straight away. It's fair to say you've done the UK proud! stunning voice. Be proud of yourself. (sic)"
Ahead of her performance, Molly thanked fans on Facebook, writing: "Just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart to all of you. I am amazed everyday by your kindness, support and encouragement. I am so so grateful to be heading onto that stage singing a song I believe in so much.
"I'm gonna sing it like I mean it, because I do, every word. I hope you feel it wherever you are! Now enjoy the party! HERE WE GO!! (sic)"
The Netherlands came in second place in the Eurovision Song Contest, while Armenia came in third in the competition.

Chris Martin was "hard to live with" before he split from Gwyneth Paltrow.
The former couple - who have children Apple, nine, and Moses, eight, together - split last month after 10 years of marriage, and insiders claim the Coldplay frontman's insecurity caused a lot of their problems.
A source told Britain's Grazia magazine: "Chris is very tough on himself and that can be hard to live with. There was a time a few years ago when there were a lot of fights.
"He and Gwyneth had a great life but it was like he couldn't quite see it and couldn't commit to it. There were other issues that sparked off that and, ultimately, they ended up leading very different, very separate lives."
Now they have gone their separate ways, Chris and Gwyneth both want the best for one another.
The source added: "They have both given each other their blessing to move on. I think they both want each other to find love and happiness."
The 'Magic' singer recently admitted his own "issues" had stopped him from being happy.
He said: "If you can't open yourself up, you can't appreciate the wonder inside. So you can be with someone very wonderful, but because of your own issues you cannot let that be celebrated in the right way....
"About two years ago I was a mess really because I can't enjoy the thing that we are good at and I can't enjoy the great things around me because I'm burdened by this - I've got to not blame anyone else and make some changes."

Courtney Love says the 20-year anniversary of Kurt Cobain's death has been "deep".
The Hole singer met up with her late spouse's former Nirvana bandmates Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic as the band were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at Brooklyn's Barclays Center recently, one of their first meetings in years, and she found it "cathartic" to see them so long after her husband committed suicide.
She explained: "The recent 20-year stuff has been really deep.
"Its been really good, though. I hadn't seen Krist [Novoselic, Nirvana bassist] or Dave [Grohl] for 20 years! We were supposed to have meetings every month, but they never happened. I think we had a phone call once in, like, 1997! Seeing them was cathartic and really lovely."
Courtney admits the bitterness between them has fizzled out and she is glad they're have a better relationship now.
She told Kerrang! magazine: "It's amazing that we could take two decades of slagging each other to the most extreme degrees and be done with it in one night.
"I think Dave's a class act, I think I'm a class act and I think Krist is a class act. It's a testament to the memory."

Carey Mulligan loves working in London.
The 28-year-old star - who is married to musician Marcus Mumford - has returned to her hometown to film her new movie 'Suffragette' with Meryl Streep, and to star alongside Bill Nighy in 'Skylight' and she's confessed it's refreshing to see her family after a long day on set.
She said: "I'm really happy to do something in London. And to go home to my house every night, and see my friends and family, and have people who never usually get to see me on stage see it. There's something about doing it in a hometown that feels a bit special."
The 'Inside Llewyn Davies' actress - who has starred alongside heartthrobs Ryan Gosling in 'Drive' and Leonardo DiCaprio in 'The Great Gatsby' - is excited to make her return to the stage after seven years in such a beautiful theatre.
Quizzed on what she thinks of the theatre where 'Skylight' will open next month, she told Britain's Vogue magazine: "It's one of those places that's so magical. The Wyndham is the kind of theatre that just speaks to the seven-year-old girl in me. I imagine there'll be light bulbs around the mirrors in our dressing room."

The Vamps drummer Tristan Evans says streaking is a "daily occurrence".
The 'Wildheart' singer says he regularly strips down to the nude for shower trips in front of his bandmates, Bradley Simpson and James McVey, however Connor Ball is more likely to bare all in public as he has a "better body."
Tristan exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "It's probably more James actually because he has the better body. I will get naked eventually. I think it's a daily occurrence, I think last time, Brad was the one who got pretty naked. We're comfortable with our personalities and bodies and, you know, we just have a good time."
Despite baring their bottoms, the 19-year-old popstar insists their manhoods are "always covered".
Meanwhile, Tristan recalled on the time he did have to get his manhood out to urinate in public in a desperate bid to relieve himself when there were no toilets available during their long coach journey on tour.
He explained: "[Once I had to pee] in the hedge outside the service station. The awkward thing was it was right next to a huge billboard advertisement so everyone was looking at the board and then looking to the left and there's a dude peeing in the hedge, it was really weird."