Hollywood's metaphorical ceiling is full of stories and rumors of legendary actors who have given up or missed iconic roles that could direct their careers in a completely different direction. Akeeke Gillenhal bombarded his audition "Lord of the Rings"Matthew McConaughey thought he had won the Jackeck's role in Titanic when he did not do so, and Russell Crowe had one of the worst tables that read so far (According to director PJ Hogan) that prevented him from winning the leading part of the desired Roma-Com "wedding of my best friend". I am here to tell you about another scenario that, in retrospect, it was probably not so painful or unhappy, given how the actor's life was going on in the role of Oscar in one of the most memorable "Movies for Turning" From the 90's.

As you may have understood, I am talking about Gregory Hobrit "Primary Fear", the 1996 psychological thriller led by Richard Gerewho landed on a young Edward Norton, his first Oscar nomination. Norton was played by Aaron Stampler, a 19 -year -old male and stutter boy who is accused of killing his archbishop. Facing a possible death penalty, his only hope was in the great lawyer of Gere's defense, Martin Weil, who took the case of young boy Pro Bono.

Given how much the Ellwatermost has shown the film, it may be the best that 26-year-old Matt Damon lost Aaron's role in Norton. Although at that time, he understands understandably frustrated.

In an interview for 2017 with Magazine EtsetetDamon has affected the early days of his career and described attempts to find and follow excellent roles as "a fight for mass waste". He said: "Enter and struggle with each other, and if you have a role, you will need to make enough impression to get another job." Regarding Aaron's role in "Primary Fear", Damon knew it was an instantaneous career gearbox for whatever it got. " That certainly forangs later, but despite losing that part, Damon has already begun to build a pretty prestigious biography in previous years.

In 1992 A year later, he was thrown into Walter Hill's western EP "Geronimo: American Legend", and in '96, he acted alongside Denzel Washington in Edward Cvik's plot of "Courage". And in Francis Ford Coppola's legal drama in 1997 "The Rainmaker", a fantastic film in the courtroom that is not mentioned enough, he already felt more than the important actor on the edge of the Ardwarr's film.

But, as we know, the real role that changes in a career that immediately shot him in Heaven in Heaven, was actually created and written by Damon and his close friend, Ben Affleck. "Hunting for Goodwill", one of the best films in the 1990s, brought him the kind of fame he wanted and not only landed his Oscar nomination for Best Actor, but also a true award for the best original scenario. It was only a year after the "primary fear" came out, and I am pretty sure that the loss of Aaron's role was the last thing on his mind at the time. In the end, it all worked better than he could have imagined.