Ben Affleck and Matt Damon give new film's 1,200 crew members back-end bonuses
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Ben Affleck and Matt Damon give new film's 1,200 crew members back-end bonuses
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"Directed by Joe Carnahan, the crime thriller, out Friday on Netflix, will see the famous duo reunite on screen as Miami cops who become distrustful of those around them after discovering a stash of millions in cash. The longtime friends and collaborators also produced the movie through their production company Artists Equity. During a recent joint appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Affleck, 53, and Damon, 55, explained how they implemented their company's main objective of profit-sharing to pay the movie's crew members."
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