Now Ben Affleck is known for its serious characters, including Batman from the extended Universe DC, but at the dawn of his acting career he tried himself in a variety of amplua. For example, in "Under the buzz and confusion", he played a gross healthy, which mocks the younger one-shirts. At about the same time, he fulfilled a tiny role in the Full-length film "Buffy - Vampire Slayer" (1992), but this experience turned to the actor confused.
Being a guest on SiriusXM radio within The Jess Cagle Show, Affleck commented on the role of a basketball player in Buffy:
Obviously, I was very bad in this film. I had only one replica - I think I exclaimed something like "catching!" "And it seemed to me that during the filming, I showed myself fine, and the director [Fran Rubel Kuzui] seemed pleased. But when I went to the movies - I did not give an invitation ticket to the premiere, - I was surprised ... It turned out that I was not talking to my voice! This is not me! Apparently, the director did not like my game so much that she alone alone, even my only replica. Yes, I was duplicated. In English!
Of course, the quality of "Buffy - Vampire Slayer" as a whole causes questions, despite the fact that the film has a cult status. Nevertheless, in terms of plot harness, this film is clearly inferior to the eponymous series led by Sarah Michel Gellar, which started five years later.
Interestingly, the next day the next film Affale called "out of the game" is published. Ironically, in this sports drama, the actor fulfilled the role of a once promising basketball player who destroyed his talent alcohol and drugs, but receives a second chance from life, becoming a coach of the basketball team of his native school.