Matt Damon “fell into a depression” filming a bad movie

Collect spherical, gossip fiends: it’s positive been one hell of every week for big-time film stars shading their previous flops. Two days in the past, Robert Downey Jr. went on document claiming that 2020’s Dolittle—the infamous crucial catastrophe that seemingly solely Britney Spears appreciated—was one of the crucial necessary movies of his profession as a result of it represented a “two-and-a-half-year wound of squandered alternative” that compelled him to re-evaluate his priorities.

Now, Matt Damon is becoming a member of the #MyOwnPastWorkIsOverParty with some knocks on a movie (or movies) that he received’t title, however says brought about him to “fall right into a despair” after realizing that the film was going to be, properly, dangerous. (Hey Matt: it’s We Purchased A Zoo, proper? We don’t need to smash any necessary enterprise relationships, however blink twice if it’s We Purchased A Zoo.)

“With out naming any explicit films… generally you end up in a film that you understand, maybe, may not be what you had hoped it could be, and also you’re nonetheless making it,” Damon mentioned on a latest, Oppenheimer-focused episode of the YouTube collection Jake’s Takes.

“And I keep in mind midway via manufacturing and also you’ve nonetheless bought months to go and also you’ve taken your loved ones someplace, you understand, and also you’ve inconvenienced them, and I keep in mind my spouse [Luciana Barroso] pulling me up as a result of I fell right into a despair about like, what have I achieved?” he continued. (Okay, so in all probability not 2021’s The Final Duel, which was a flop however was additionally filmed virtually completely in beautiful locales in Eire and the South of France, which might hardly be thought-about an inconvenience to anyone.)

“[My wife] simply mentioned, ‘We’re right here now.’ , and it was like…I do satisfaction myself, in a big half due to her, at being knowledgeable actor and what being knowledgeable actor means is you go and also you do the 15-hour day and provides it completely every little thing, even in what you understand goes to be a shedding effort,” he continued. “And if you are able to do that with the very best perspective, you then’re a professional, and she or he actually helped me with that.”

Hopefully Damon doesn’t really feel this fashion about any of the movies he’s producing below Artist’s Fairness, the banner he shares with Ben Affleck that put ahead 2023’s Air. And no matter film he’s referring to (it’s in all probability We Purchased A Zoo), we will be virtually sure that it’s not Oppenheimer, which is already pulling in glowing evaluations.