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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck Enjoy Thanksgiving Together: 'She Feels It's Truly Meant to Be,' Says Source
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Kevin Smith Teases Releasing 'Jersey Girl: The Snyder Cut'
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Ben Affleck - "The Last Duel"
"House of Gucci" and "The Last Duel" are both Ridley Scott-directed efforts that reversed my expectations this year. I've written more about "The Last Duel," but suffice it to say it looked like the kind of film that I'd enjoy as a guilty pleasure at best in contrast to the awards-worthy nature of "House of Gucci." Their release schedule and promotional material indicate the studios thought so, too. As you might have guessed, my feelings were the opposite.

But one thing I especially didn't see coming was the impact co-writer Ben Affleck would have in his small role as Count Pierre, a cousin of the King. Affleck's take on the Count is akin to a 1300s-era spoiled frat boy. Affleck brings a surprising mimbo energy: "My family is, like, super powerful and well connected, and have you seen how hot the ladies are at my awesome parties? Anyway, let's do shots!" It's a bizarrely casual choice for a role in a dramatic period piece. Still, Affleck brings small bursts of levity to an otherwise obviously heavy story in both tone and subject, making him a clear standout amongst this year's Supporting Actors. He also has another more traditionally awards-baity supporting role in George Clooney's "The Tender Bar" as a cool uncle, but I prefer his more arrogant and loose work here.
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Ben Affleck & Jennifer Lopez Hold Hands While Arriving at Music Studio in L.A.
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