Watch Matt Damon act out all his best movies in under eight minutes
Those shrimp outfits from Happy Feet 2 are easily the highlight
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Your support makes all the difference.Matt Damon became James Corden’s latest victim guest on the Late Late Show last night, following Tom Hanks and Arnold Schwarzenegger in acting out his biggest films in under eight minutes.
The Oscar winner is busy promoting new movie The Martian, but took time out from his busy schedule to play a spot of "Role Call" with the British host.
From Good Will Hunting and The Bourne Identity to Saving Private Ryan and The Departed, Damon took viewers on a whirlwind tour of his most memorable screen moments, helped by the ever ridiculous Corden (he looks like George Clooney, apparently).
The Ocean movies were particularly great - “Let’s go rob a casino! Let’s rob a mansion on Lake Como! Let’s rob more casinos!” - while the shrimp outfits from Happy Feet 2 left Damon less than impressed.
The live skit ended with The Martian because after all, that’s why Damon was there, and saw Corden appear in a masked alien get-up. “I haven’t seen the movie yet, The Martian doesn’t come out until Friday,” he said, before Damon reminded us that it’s due in cinemas on Friday.
UK fans are in luck, however, as the Ridley Scott film reaches screens here today.
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