Matt Damon | A Most Handsome Man
Matthew Paige Damon is an American actor, film producer and screenwriter. He is ranked among Forbes magazine’s most bankable stars and is one of the highest-grossing actors of all time.Damon has received various accolades, including an Academy Award, from five nominations, two Golden Globe Awards, from eight nominations, and has been nominated for three British Academy Film Awards and six Emmy Awards,More info:wiki
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#10 Matt Damon’s Many Celebrity BFFs Kind of Hate How Perfect He Is,More info:time
#9 How Matt Damon is raising empowered girls: ‘Their bodies are their own’,More info:today
#8 Matt Damon ‘Never Quite Understood’ That Team America Parody,More info:time
#7 Matt Damon Confesses He’s Been Naive About America’s Racism,More info:sheknows
Matt Damon is at the Venice Film Festival this week this week, where two of his new movies are showing, but what’s been on his mind the most lately is politics — especially the recent events in Charlottesville. The actor told The Hollywood Reporter that he wasn’t aware at the time how apt and topical one of his new films was, but it’s now being released amid mounting racial tension and overt racism.
#6 Matt Damon advises actors to keep their sexuality private as ‘you’re a better actor the less people know about you’,More info:independent
Matt Damon has suggested actors and actresses should keep their sexuality private, saying “you’re a better actor the less people know about you.”
Damon, 44, told the Guardian: “Whether you’re straight or gay, people shouldn’t know anything about your sexuality because that’s one of the mysteries that you should be able to play.”
He added, he believes it’s “really hard for actors to be out publicly” in Hollywood.
Damon, who won a Best Original Screenplay Oscar in 1998, along with Ben Affleck, for Good Will Hunting recalled how rumours swirled that the two friends were in a relationship simply “because it was two guys who wrote a script together”.
He said the rumours put the pair “in a weird position of having to answer” as they “didn’t want to [imply] it’s some sort of disease.”
#5 Turns Out Matt Damon’s Ponytail Was a Heartbreaking Lie,More info:vanityfair
You’ll be forgiven if you find it difficult to track all the follicular changes going on in Hollywood these days. It’s hard to remember who’s a platinum blonde now (Jennifer Lawrence), who isn’t anymore (Kim Kardashian), whose hair will determine the fate of one of the most popular shows on television (Kit Harington), and whose hair might just determine the fate of a nation (Donald Trump). But even if you’ve mentally checked out of all the dos and don’ts of tinseltown’s most famous heads, you still probably took a moment this summer to marvel at the lush ponytail on one Mr. Matt Damon. If Damon—one of Hollywood’s most beloved regular Joe actors—could grow that then, well, could anyone?!
Turns out, alas, that the Damon do—which was breathlessly described as “bouncy” “luscious,” and “voluminous”—was a lie. It was merely a temporary weave that, yes, took Damon a day to put in but not, as we had hoped, months to grow out. He explained the story behind The Great Wall pony on The Graham Norton Show this past weekend and was treated to a glimpse at how the internet melted down over his coiffure.
#4 Matt Damon’s ‘The Great Wall’ Is Unlikely to Conquer U.S. Box Office,More info:fortune
Matt Damon’s newest movie has already made a lot of money overseas, but don’t expect that international success to translate to a big opening at the U.S. box office this weekend.
The Great Wall, the American-Chinese fantasy action film starring Damon, makes its debut in domestic theaters this weekend after already racking up nearly $225 million in foreign box office revenue, including more than $170 million in China, where the movie was released two months ago.
#3 Matt Damon May Revive The Casino Film Genre,More info:filmblerg
The year 2013 was a bad one for gambling films, as Runner Runner flopped mightily despite an active marketing campaign and a cast headlined by Justin Timberlake and a Ben Affleck at the peak of his career. The film attempted to combine the tense, mob-like atmosphere of older casino films with the sexy culture of modern Internet gaming, but it was ultimately let down by a lackluster script that never truly defined its direction and wound up falling back on clichés. The result, according to Box Office Mojo, was a domestic gross of a little over $19 million with a production budget of $30 million (though to be fair the film did profit with worldwide gross considered), not to mention a nearly universal panning by major film critics.
In some respects, this was just an ordinary flop. However, the issues with the Runner Runner screenplay, and the disaster of its reception, could also be taken as an indication that modern casino culture—which exists largely online and is more about the games than tuxedo-toting lead actors or the bright lights of Vegas—just doesn’t translate well to the screen. Consider what makes some of the classic poker and gambling films (Rounders, The Cincinnati Kid, The Hustler, and even aspects of Casino Royale) so engaging.
#2 Bourne Again: Matt Damon Confirms Return to Franchise,More info:time
#1 Matt Damon Talks Clooney, Trump, ‘Suburbicon’ and Racism in America,More info:hollywoodreporter
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