Exciting news for fans of Matt Damon and Ben Affleck - their new thriller 'RIP' has found its home on Netflix! The dynamic duo's production company, Artists Equity, is spearheading this project, with Joe Carnahan taking the director's seat. Not only are Damon and Affleck starring in the film, but they are also donning the producer hats for this mysterious thriller.
While plot details are still under wraps, the buzz around 'RIP' is palpable. The film package was recently making rounds in Hollywood, gearing up for a fall shoot. With Damon and Affleck's track record of delivering gripping performances, 'RIP' promises to be a must-watch for fans of suspense and intrigue.
For those unfamiliar with their collaborative work, Damon and Affleck's partnership dates back to their Oscar-winning screenplay for 'Good Will Hunting.' Since then, they have shared the screen in various projects, including 'Dogma,' 'The Last Duel,' and even a memorable Dunkin' Donuts ad during the Super Bowl.
Artists Equity, the production company behind 'RIP,' has been making waves in the industry with projects like Affleck's upcoming sequel to 'The Accountant' and the Jennifer Lopez-led 'Unstoppable.' Their commitment to offering profit participation to a wider range of cast and crew members sets them apart in Hollywood.
On the horizon, Damon is set to star alongside Casey Affleck in the Apple film 'The Instigators,' directed by Doug Liman. Meanwhile, Affleck's slate includes the highly anticipated thriller 'Hypnotic,' directed by Robert Rodriguez.
Joe Carnahan, the director behind 'RIP,' has a solid track record with films like 'Copshop,' 'The Grey,' and 'Smokin' Aces.' His unique storytelling style is sure to bring an added layer of intensity to this collaboration.
With Netflix securing the rights to 'RIP,' audiences can look forward to a cinematic experience that blends the talents of Damon, Affleck, and Carnahan. Stay tuned for more updates on this thrilling project as it gears up for production and eventual release on the streaming platform!
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