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Matt appeared today on gossip site Just Jared. It just a lil article and pics about his latest appearence in Japan for The Bourne Ultimatum promotion.
“Konnichiwa!
Matt Damon promotes his film The Bourne Ultimatum at The Ritz Carlton Tokyo on Wednesday in Tokyo, Japan. The films opens on Thursday in Japan.
“I lived with roommates who owned guns, and I know how to use guns and trained a lot,” Damon told reporters of his gun experience. “It’s not something that I really want to bring into my house, personally.”
He also added that he’s definitely will do another Bourne film. “If Paul Greengrass maybe years down the road was interested in doing another one, then I would do it too,” he said. “I don’t think either of us has completely put the character to bed yet. I’m not quite ready to put the epitaph on the tombstone.””
Me, as a nice person that I am, added the pictures to the gallery:
Washington, Oct 5 : Matt Damon decided to cut back the number of movies he was planning on making after wife Luciana Barroso threatened to walk out on him.The couple married in 2005 and have a 16-month-old daughter Isabella. They are also parents to Barroso’s daughter Alexia.
However, Damon’s hectic work schedule meant that he was hardly spending any time at home, and he admits that his wife had finally had enough.
“(Luciana asked me) to take a break from work. She saw a pile of scripts, and when I told her they were the movies I was supposed to shoot in the fall, she asked me if I still wanted to be her husband,” Contactmusic quoted him, as saying.
Damon recently signed up to star alongside Sean Penn in a biopic on gay 1970s San Francisco politician Harvey Milk.
Penn will be playing Milk while Damon plays his assassin Dan White in the Gus Van Sant directed pic. (With inputs from ANI)
It is reported in the US that Clint Eastwood and Matt Damon are considering working on the Morgan Freeman-starring Nelson Mandela biopic ‘The Human Factor’.
Variety reports that the film is an adaptation of the John Carlin Book ‘The Human Factor: Nelson Mandela and the Game that Changed the World’.
The story takes place during the 1995 Rugby World Cup in South Africa when Mandela was in his first term as President and tells of how he used the event to break down racial barriers.
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Eastwood is considering directing the film while Damon is in preliminary talks to play the Springboks’ captain, Francois Pienaar.
Matt Damon’s out, and Brad Pitt’s in. That’s the latest on Darren Aronofsky’s highly anticipated pugilist pic “The Fighter.” Apparently because of a scheduling conflict, Damon has bowed out of the big-budget boxing flick, in which he was to play trainer Dick Ecklund to Mark Wahlberg’s “Irish” Micky Ward. Based on the brothers’ true story, the film will chronicle the duo’s rough-and-tumble early days in Lowell. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Scott Silver, whose credits include the gritty “8 Mile” and “The Mod Squad,” is rewriting the script.
Variety offers guide to Matt’s life
Speaking of Damon, Variety’s Peter Bart cautions the Cambridge-bred actor not to take himself too seriously. The trade’s editor in chief writes in this week’s issue that the “Bourne” star risks becoming boring if he continues to avoid the spotlight so assiduously. “Does it represent a response to the Owen Wilson-Lindsay Lohan school of self-destructiveness? . . . Living in denial seems mildly pathological, Matt.” In conclusion, Bart recommends Damon consider living more like, say, George Clooney. “Brando is so not today’s role model, either in terms of behavior or heft.”
“I would be shocked if there was another movie,” he says. “I know the studio wants to do it. The only reason that I can’t promise is if Paul Greengrass came to me in 10 years and said, ‘Listen, I have a way to do a fourth movie that speaks to the world we’re in today’. Then I’d go, ‘OK, this doesn’t corrupt the trilogy’.”
Quite old Bourne it’d be.
Just a lil’ memo from me: The Bourne movies are book adapaions. There is one book left, The Bourne Legacy.
If you are anyway interested in reading the whole long interview, it is here.