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Today on Happy, Sad Confused, Matt Damon, on the roles he took, the roles he turned down, and his new film, Stillwater.

Plus, a conversation with Zoe whisper Jones.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Harrow. It's welcome to another edition of Happy, Sad, Confused.

Yep, a lot of bang for your buck. And when I say buck, I mean no bucks, the podcast is free.

A lot of show though for you guys today. We have two great conversations.

A little bit later on, I'm going to be catching up with Zoe Lister Jones,

previous guest on Happy, Sad Confused. Her great new film is How It Ends.

We'll get to that in a bit. That's coming up after my conversation with Matt Damon.

But just so you know, if you're Zoe Lister Jones fan, want to hear about her new pandemic era apocalyptic comedy How It Ends that features an amazing cast,

stick around that comes after the Matt Damon conversation.

Okay, let's talk a little Matt Damon. Matt Damon, surprisingly, has never done Happy, Sad Confused.

That's bonkers. I don't know how that happened, but we found I think the right project to talk about,

and hopefully we'll have them back, and it won't take seven more years to get them back.

The new film is still water, great new film written and directed by the great Tom McCarthy.

Tom McCarthy, if you don't know, has a fascinating filmography from everything from the state,

the station agent, which of course had Peter Dinklage way back when the visitor with Richard Jenkins,

he won the Best Picture Academy Award for Spotlight, an amazing, an amazing filmmaker,

a great actor by the way, too. And this new film is kind of, as I say in the conversation with Matt,

an interesting blend of things he's done. It is a character study in many ways.

Matt plays a kind of a rough neck from Oklahoma who, you know, without revealing too much,

basically finds himself in Marseille trying to help his daughter who has been accused of a crime.

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