Matt Damon and Ben Affleck thankfully were talked out of turning their 1997 Oscar winner “Good Will Hunting” into an action thriller. Director Gus Van Sant told The Post’s V.A. Musetto at a film festival in Istanbul that the original script, which the actors wrote, had Damon’s character being chased by U.S. agents be cause “they feared he was so brilliant he would be kid napped” by a foreign government. “They wanted the chase scenes so they could sell the ...
Continue Reading Story at 'Celebrity Mound'Thrill of the Chase > Hey, ladies!I know how tempting it is to grab that opportunity to hook up with that man you’ve been eyeing but you have got to let him chase you. This somewhat equates to retaining some...
The thrill is gone… > Dear Marc,For years I have watched your career through ups, downs, and ups. I even argued the merits of the whole grunge thing...not easy to defend thrift store looks at Bergdorf prices. I applauded your...
Champagne Parachute: Love It Or Hate It? > I have loved champagne my entire life. Before I could drink (and before I drank illegally) I loved champagne because I got a thrill out of popping off the cork. On the deck at my...
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