Ben Affleck

I'm middle school. Yes, exactly. I am a seventh grader.

going to say that is that when I was a kid I kind of thought Harrison Ford was that guy you know what I mean like that's what Harrison Ford I think he's probably the biggest you know movie star of my childhood and whether it was like you know Indian Jones or Star Wars like he was the guy and I kind of thought he was that guy and so it's a little weird to see that guy just like

going to say that is that when I was a kid I kind of thought Harrison Ford was that guy you know what I mean like that's what Harrison Ford I think he's probably the biggest you know movie star of my childhood and whether it was like you know Indian Jones or Star Wars like he was the guy and I kind of thought he was that guy and so it's a little weird to see that guy just like

going to say that is that when I was a kid I kind of thought Harrison Ford was that guy you know what I mean like that's what Harrison Ford I think he's probably the biggest you know movie star of my childhood and whether it was like you know Indian Jones or Star Wars like he was the guy and I kind of thought he was that guy and so it's a little weird to see that guy just like

you know, in his sneakers and his kind of raincoat walking around Brentwood. It's sort of like, of course it's disappointing or it's disillusioning or something.

you know, in his sneakers and his kind of raincoat walking around Brentwood. It's sort of like, of course it's disappointing or it's disillusioning or something.

you know, in his sneakers and his kind of raincoat walking around Brentwood. It's sort of like, of course it's disappointing or it's disillusioning or something.

Cause you, you have this thing in your mind that's people went to a, you know, Steven Spielberg and George Lucas went to a whole, you know, use all their talent, went to a bunch of work to make this dude look like Indiana Jones and Han Solo. And I think what I've seen now is like I actually don't even want to see the actors that I really like.

Cause you, you have this thing in your mind that's people went to a, you know, Steven Spielberg and George Lucas went to a whole, you know, use all their talent, went to a bunch of work to make this dude look like Indiana Jones and Han Solo. And I think what I've seen now is like I actually don't even want to see the actors that I really like.

Cause you, you have this thing in your mind that's people went to a, you know, Steven Spielberg and George Lucas went to a whole, you know, use all their talent, went to a bunch of work to make this dude look like Indiana Jones and Han Solo. And I think what I've seen now is like I actually don't even want to see the actors that I really like.

I don't want to go on your social because I don't want to know what you had for lunch because it just makes it harder for me to get into like, you know, what you're doing.

I don't want to go on your social because I don't want to know what you had for lunch because it just makes it harder for me to get into like, you know, what you're doing.

I don't want to go on your social because I don't want to know what you had for lunch because it just makes it harder for me to get into like, you know, what you're doing.

It's Hollywood sort of adjacent, which is this side of media culture that –

It's Hollywood sort of adjacent, which is this side of media culture that –

It's Hollywood sort of adjacent, which is this side of media culture that –

profits from and circles and there's a symbiotic relationship between Hollywood and obviously like here I am promote my movie and running around and now I don't want to go on like a tabloid and do that or whatever it is but that that becomes part of that culture too and and then you have like any interview show or all these and you're right in a sense it is Hollywood because if you do a movie at Universal you know you'll see that person's doing all NBC, Comcast,

profits from and circles and there's a symbiotic relationship between Hollywood and obviously like here I am promote my movie and running around and now I don't want to go on like a tabloid and do that or whatever it is but that that becomes part of that culture too and and then you have like any interview show or all these and you're right in a sense it is Hollywood because if you do a movie at Universal you know you'll see that person's doing all NBC, Comcast,

profits from and circles and there's a symbiotic relationship between Hollywood and obviously like here I am promote my movie and running around and now I don't want to go on like a tabloid and do that or whatever it is but that that becomes part of that culture too and and then you have like any interview show or all these and you're right in a sense it is Hollywood because if you do a movie at Universal you know you'll see that person's doing all NBC, Comcast,

you know, talk shows and appearances, right? Like it's not a coincidence because when they do their presentation in the boardroom for Comcast to their shareholders, they go, look, we make these movies, we spend a lot of money and then we get the stars and we plug them into all of our other shows that we also own. And there's a lot of synergy, so on and so forth. The,