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Updated · Fox News · Jun 7
Matt Damon Says Hollywood's Ruthlessness Strained Fatherhood as He Raises 4 Daughters
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jun 7

Matt Damon Says Hollywood's Ruthlessness Strained Fatherhood as He Raises 4 Daughters

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 7

Summary

  • GQ's new interview quotes Damon saying Hollywood's uncertainty and "ruthless" culture have made it harder to stay present as a father while his daughters get older.
  • At 55, Damon said years of nonstop work after 1997's "Good Will Hunting" were driven partly by actors' fear that "the phone's going to stop ringing."
  • The father of 4 said he has slowed down over the past decade to spend more time at home and focus on Artists Equity, the production company he founded with Ben Affleck.
  • Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" still pulled him back in: Damon said playing Odysseus felt like a last chance to make the kind of movie he grew up with as the business changes.

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