Matt Damon is a top actor; he has had to pass up many movie deals because he cannot do them all. At 34, he can receive up to $10 Million for any U.S. film and has worked with Hollywood’s best directors, such as Robert Redford, Steve Soderbergh and Martin Scorsese just to name a few. He has dated many beautiful actresses, including Penelope Cruz, Winona Ryder and Minnie Driver. What a fairytale he lives. Damon’s new movie, The Brothers Grimm, starts this Friday. It’s about the tale of the German brothers that became known for studying folk tales and legends than rewriting them as fairy tales for children. Producer Chuck Rogans and director Heath Ledger’s first choice was Matt Damon to take the role of one of the Grimm brothers. The Grimm Brothers was filmed in Prague two years before. Even with Matt’s stardom, as being one of America’s top actors it has not stopped his artistic vision. There are so many celebrities out there after tasting fame, they hold on for dear life, scared it will disappear. But really it is out of anyone’s control of staying hot all the time. Damon defines living an actor’s life is very hot and cold. Your popularity is always changing. Matt always keeps a perspective of living life to the fullest regardless of where his career is heading. Matt Damon has been one of the lucky actors; he has never had to worry about not being good enough. He knows he is lucky. Damon just thinks when he has made a bad movie that he made a bad decision and moves on. He made a great decision performing in The Grimm Brothers. While he was in Prague filming Grimm Brothers he felt like a normal human being. He could walk around the city when he was not filming and no one knew him. But when he arrived back in New York he was approached left and right by many of his fans. Back to crazy reality of Matt Damon. Damon just finished filming an action drama, The Departed, with Leo DiCaprio, Jack Nicholson and Mark Wahlberg. And start filming in autumn, Robert De Niro’s The Good Shepherd, playing the role of James Wilson the founding officer of the CIA. He also, accepted, The Bourne Ultimatum, the third movie of the Bourne series in 2007.

Source: Edmonton Sun