Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, Hollywood's beloved besties, have been each other's biggest fans since their childhood days in Boston. In an exclusive interview with USA TODAY, the duo opens up about their latest Netflix collaboration, 'The Rip', where they play Miami police officers grappling with an ethical dilemma. The film, inspired by a true story, showcases their deep respect and love for each other, evident on set. With a history of success, including cowriting and starring in 'Good Will Hunting', they've navigated Hollywood's ups and downs together, supporting each other through relationships and personal struggles. Despite the media scrutiny, they've learned to tune out the noise and focus on their craft. The interview delves into their most underrated films, with Affleck praising Damon's performances in 'Stillwater' and 'The Informant!', and Damon highlighting Affleck's work in 'The Way Back' and 'Gone Girl'. They also reflect on the changing landscape of Hollywood, with Affleck noting the added pressure of social media scrutiny on actors. The conversation shifts to their teenage children, who expose them to powerful art, and the joy of learning from each other. The interview concludes with a playful exchange about each other's underrated films, showcasing their enduring friendship and mutual admiration.
