In the 2010s "Real Grit" - one of the best western in recent years - Matt Damon is played by Texas Ronger Labouf, whose pursuit of killer Tom Canie (Oshos Brolin) leads him to join forces with American Marshal Pooter Kogburn (Effe Bridges). Laboeuf is a book legislator who also seems to be a little windmill in which he wants the sound of his voice. As such, I'm not sure that Tommy Lee Onesons would be all that flattered to learn that he was much of the inspiration behind Damon's performance.

As early as 1995, Damon appeared alongside Onesons in "Good Old Boys", a TV film that also marked the director's debut of Onesons and co-wrote with JT Allen. The film was based on Elmer Celton's novel in 1978 by the same name, in which a Western Texas man named Hui Calove, it is a witness that his city is rapidly evolving, much of his bad. He dreams of an older life like a cowboy, passing through the open range and avoiding the rapid attack of modernity. However, because he fights the wave of progress, he soon learns that he cannot keep the past alive and will not be able to find happiness without any sacrifice.

The film version aired on TNT on March 5, 1995, starring Onesons as Calovej along with the ordered team involving Francis McDormand, Sam Shepard, Sisi Spesak, Wilford Brimley and a young Matt Damon. Here Damon seems to have found his inspiration for Laof, though he would not use it for any 15 years.

In the 1990s they were probably the best decade of Tommy Lee Onesons. The man has just gone from victory to victory, starring Oliver Stone's FC in 1991 before earning a Best Academy Academy Award for Support just two years later for his role in "Refugee". His order like the legendary Batman enemy Harvey Dent/two in 1995 "Batman forever" may not have been not every tea, but for children who grew up in the 1990s, taking over the image of Onesons was our only reference and he did as well as we are worried. Quintesenian disaster film in the 1990s "Volcano", "Men in Black", "Under Siege", "Natural Born Killers" - Onesons was ongoing in the last decade of the Millennium and, as such, it is impressive and he managed to make his directorial debut.

The same year he starred in "Forever" Jimim Kerry (whose buffer could not sanction) He also found the time to adapt Elmer Celtton's novel, in which he played a conflicting cowboy Hui Calovej - a man caught between the longing for the open range and his loveube to the Spring Spring (Sisi Spade). The brother of Kalovej, Walter (Terry Kinney) has a kind of life that is at a complete chance with Hui's freedom ideas. He settled with his family, Eve (Francis McDormand) and two sons, Tommy (Blaine Waver) and cotton (Matt Damon). Despite the longing to get rid of, Hughi holds around to help with home work from a sense of duty and to follow the spring in its time. But when his old pilot arrives (Sam Shepard), Hui is tempted to accept some bad habits of his past.

At the same time, Tommy Lee Onesons was on top of his career, Damon has just begun. The young actor has yet to co-wrote his award-winning film at the Academy of Goodwill and lived with his friend Ben Affleck in Los Angeles. The couple had already been in several productions, appearing as Kevin Costner's "Field of Dreams" in 1989 before landing roles in "school ties" in 1992. As such, the "good old boys" was a small but significant part of Damon, allowing him to continue working in the industry as he prepares to reward his award -winning drama. It has also planted a seed that will not completely bloom to the "real measure" in 2010.

Talking to Rte for "Real Grit",-that was the remake of the original led by Johnon Wayne since 1969, which became a plan for Wayne's career - Matt Damon explained his character, Texas Ronger Labouf, saying:

"I worked with Tommy Lee Onesons in 1994 when he directed the" Good Old Boys ", (...) I had Tommy as a reference framework (for" real Grit ") because he is from Western Texas. And he is also someone who is really fun to listen, he knows a lot about many, and there are many for many, and there is something from the English teacher in it. We can ask the vague question and he enjoys knowing what he knows (and we laugh. That's not true, but it's a similar way of presentation.

It is not the most glorious approval for Onesons, but it is clear that "good old boys" meant more to Damon than a way to pay their bills - properly. In addition to his impressive team of current and soon Hollywood stars, the film was quite well accepted. It's not one of the biggest western ever madeBut DiversityThe Athonian Taylor was impressed, noticing how the seeming "vanity project" "should be satisfied and self -conscious effort; instead, it is the work of unusual charm and shocking." Taylor even said that while the film was made for TNT, "it would look good on the big screen." Meanwhile, Sisi Spacek was nominated for the Primitim Emmy Award for an excellent miniser or film support actress.

Not only did Damon get a role in a well -considered TV film, a salary and a source of inspiration for his "real Grit" character, he also made a link that can be very well provided by his casting in the west of the 2010 Cohen Brothers. "I first met (co-director ELOEL Cohen) in 1994 when I made a cable TV movie (" Good Old Boys ") with his wife Francis McDormand in West Texas," RTE's Damon explained.