Ben Affleck has said of his upcoming video, The Last Duel. The 48-year-old actor, who also wrote the script, spoke to reporters according to Just Jared, at a press conference in Venice on what he thinks the audience will take part in in the film. Ben hopes his film will create more “catharsis and empathy” among the audience.
According to Just Jared, speaking at a press conference Friday afternoon, Affleck He said the article was “one that I hope would make the viewer more sympathetic, and the idea that we can look at each other differently, and sympathetically, and I wonder if.
In the meantime, “The Last Duel,” based on real-life experiences, is a story of giving and retribution set up against the atrocities of 14th France. The plot revolves around Marguerite de Carrouges (Jodie Comer), the wife of Jean de Carrouges (Matt Damon), accusing Jacques Le Gris (Adam Driver) of raping her. All three punishments must be meted out to the fight to the death. However, Affleck, who arrived in Venice with his friend Jennifer Lopez on Thursday, said Marguerite’s role was what attracted him to the film, and that from the very beginning he knew that “the film would definitely attack or collapse.”
The actor also praised Marguerite’s “extraordinary strength and courage” in the film, which he co-produced with Scott, Kevin J. Walsh, Jennifer Fox, Holofcener, and Damon. He described the article as “looking for someone” who has been treated unfairly and who is trying to seek justice at great risk. “