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Ben Affleck cuts casual figure in plaid flannel and jeans while heading to pick up his son Samuel
Ben Affleck looked relaxed while running to pick up his son Samuel from school in Brentwood on Friday.The 50-year-old actor donned a blue, plaid flannel and a pair of dark jeans.He walked in light brown boots as he held his 10-year-old son's hand.  Casual ensemble: Ben Affleck looked relaxed while running to pick up his son Samuel from school in Brentwood on FridayThe Argo star added a pair of reflective sunglasses on the sunny afternoon out.  His youngest child, who he shares with ex-wife Jennifer Garner, rocked a dark green polo shirt, dark blue pants and black and white sneakers. Affleck held Samuel's hand as they carefully crossed the street towards his parked vehicle.  On his way: The 50-year-old actor donned a blue, plaid flannel and a pair of dark jeans Holding hands: He walked in light brown boots as he held his 10-year-old son's hand In a hurry? He seemed to be running late to pick up his son, running hard part of the way to get thereHe carried a satchel slung over his right arm and held a dark blue sweater in his other hand. Ben's appearance out came after his longtime friend and collaborator Kevin Smith shared details about Affleck's lengthy vows. 'He wrote a big speech that he read to [Jennifer Lopez] at the wedding, which was breathtaking,' he shared during an appearance on The View.  Sweet ceremony: Ben's appearance out came after his longtime friend and collaborator Kevin Smith shared details about Affleck's lengthy vows Loving: 'He wrote a big speech that he read to [Jennifer Lopez] at the wedding, which was breathtaking,' he shared during an appearance on The View 'He's one of my favorite writers on the planet.
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Kevin Smith says his film ‘Dogma’ is being held “hostage” by Harvey Weinstein
Kevin Smith has said that his film Dogma is being held “hostage” by Harvey Weinstein.In a recent interview with TheWrap, the Clerks III director offered an explanation as to why his 1999 religious satire, starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, isn’t available to stream or buy anywhere.“In order to tell the story unfortunately, I’m gonna have to say the name that nobody wants to hear anymore. But of course, Harvey Weinstein figures into the story,” Smith said.The film was released theatrically by Lionsgate, with Columbia/TriaStar receiving the home video rights for a limited time, “but then the rights lapsed,” said Smith.He went on to explain how, roughly a decade later, he received a call from Weinstein “out of the blue” about a potential Dogma sequel or TV series.However, Smith’s excitement was short lived after learning from Miramax executive John Gordon that Weinstein may have had an ulterior motive.According to Smith, Gordon allegedly said that Weinstein was “calling everyone because he knew the story [about the rape allegations against him] was coming, and wanted to find out who spoke [to The New York Times].Smith went to explain how, after learning that Weinstein was trying to sell the rights to the film for $5million (£4.4 million), he and his lawyers tried to buy it back, “which we felt very dirty about because we didn’t want to give him money,” he said.However, Weinstein apparently “scoffed” at his various offers.
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