In "The Bourne Supremacy," Jason Bourne tries to get information out of a CIA employee (Julia Stiles).
#MATT DAMON JASON BOURNE SEQUEL MOVIE#
And, I'd never done an action movie and I was a little leery of the whole thing," said Damon. "When I did the first one I only signed up for the first one 'cause I didn't want to be contractually obligated to do more than one if it wasn't a good experience. But he wasn't sure if he wanted to do a second film. With months of kung-fu moves and a near perfect boxing stance mastered, Damon was in great shape. (In "The Bourne Identity," the amnesiac Bourne has no idea he'd been a CIA assassin.) "So the only way to kind of do that is to put in a couple hundred hours of shooting." 'Happily surprised' And he's so comfortable with it that that's what makes him drop it," said Damon. "Even though I hold a gun in 'The Bourne Identity' for probably a total of 20 seconds, there was a really huge plot point at the beginning of the movie which was that he gets a gun for the first time in his hand and it's like an extension of his arm. I felt a huge difference in the way that I moved, it was really interesting." There was a kind of directness in it and an efficiency about the way they moved," said Damon in an interview at CNN Center in Atlanta. "Doug Liman, who directed the first one, decided that the way boxers walked was the way he wanted Bourne to walk. He started with six months of martial arts training and another six months learning boxing for 2002's "The Bourne Identity." It's a skill set he perfected to strengthen the believability of Bourne, a CIA assassin.
#MATT DAMON JASON BOURNE SEQUEL PROFESSIONAL#
The truth is, Damon - who returns to the big screen as Jason Bourne in "The Bourne Supremacy," which opens Friday - has, in fact, learned the ways of a professional killer. So maybe the evidence has been there all along. Then again, he played a renegade angel in "Dogma," and Tom Ripley, a man who kills his friend and assumes his identity, in "The Talented Mr. He played a mathematical genius in "Good Will Hunting," a golfer who has lost his swing in "The Legend of Bagger Vance" and a casino thief in "Ocean's 11." This is not obvious from many of his film roles. ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) - Matt Damon is trained to kill with his bare hands.
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