Ben Affleck Looks Totally Retro and Amazing on the Set of ‘Live By Night’.
On Wednesday, Affleck took to all of his social media platforms to share a photo from his first day on set of Live by Night, where he not only stars in the film alongside Sienna Miller, Zoe Saldana, Elle Fanning and Chris Cooper, but also directs it and helped to write the screenplay. The Cambridge-bred actor-director, whose pending divorce from wife Jennifer Garner has been grist for the gossip mill, has started work on “Live by Night,” based on the novel of the same name by Dennis Lehane.
Toot toot: The actor & director was additionally seen in a 1920s Jaguar as the cameras rolled On parenting duty: In the meantime, Jennifer Garner took Seraphina & Samuel to high school in Halloween costumes in L.A. Affleck will produce with Jennifer Todd via their Pearl Street banner, with Appian Way’s Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Davisson Killoran also overseeing. Originally planned for a prime October 2016 release date, The Playlist reported in August that distributor Warner Bros. has pushed the film back to 2017. Dressed down: The 43-year-old wore a black & white striped top, jeans & black trainers Raring to go: Seraphina marched ahead of the group, clearly excited for the holiday on Sat.
A helping hand: The family have been joined by their new nanny, who Jennifer hired after Ben was allegedly romantically linked to their previous nannyBen moreover sported shiny mahogany brogues, a striped tie & a fedora. He slipped a gray double-breasted jacket for some scenes.That very same day, the Oscar winner shared a 1st look at the film on Twitter.He published a snapshot of a monitor which showed him strolling hand-in-hand with a young boy, together with the caption: ‘First day. …
Superman: Dawn of Justice,” he’s also writing and directing the solo “Batman” reboot and is scheduled to appear as the caped crusader in “Suicide Squad” (2016), “The Justice League: Part One” (2017), and “The Justice League: Part Two” (2019). He also participated with buddy Matt Damon on a new (and controversial) season of HBO’s “Project Greenlight,” which comes to an end November 1; the resulting film “The Leisure Class” airs on November 2. When William’s estranged brother, Leonard (Tom Bell), turns up unannounced on the eve of their wedding, his actions threaten to reveal the truth about the scam, and about Fiona’s family. Literally in that moment, was I going to risk public humiliation, bringing up this opinion, or deal with shame and excuses.” Brown’s remarkable candor, both on “Project Greenlight” and in her interview with Thompson, has made this season of “Project Greenlight” pop—and, one hopes, will have the same effect on Mann’s first feature.
