Ben Affleck Reveals Matt Damon Helped Him In Deciding To Leave His Role As Batman(Pic Credit: IMDb)

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Matt Damon helped his BFF Ben Affleck with the decision of exiting his role as Batman from DCEU. The two actors have been friends since they were kids. Not only that, but they started their career together by appearing in a few commercials and then eventually landed in the 1997 film Good Will Hunting, which earned the duo an Academy Award for best original screenplay.

Affleck went on to become the Caped Crusader for DC in 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and reprised the role in Suicide Squad, Justice League, and the subsequent Snyder cut. He was also going to have his standalone movie as the hero, but he eventually dropped out of the project for a number of reasons.

Now, recently, Ben Affleck revealed how his friend Matt Damon helped in making the decision. While speaking to Entertainment Weekly, the actor said, “I had a really nadir experience around Justice League for a lot of different reasons. Not blaming anybody, there’s a lot of things that happened. But really what it was is that I wasn’t happy. I didn’t like being there. I didn’t think it was interesting.”

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