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Ben Affleck doesn't believe in career strategy
Actor Ben Affleck says he does not believe in tactics to shape how a career should look like. Affleck was criticsed for his movie \"Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice\" earlier this year. He will now be back on the silver screen with \"The Accountant\", which will open in India on Friday.
Actor Ben Affleck says he does not believe in tactics to shape how a career should look like. Affleck was criticsed for his movie "Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice" earlier this year. He will now be back on the silver screen with "The Accountant", which will open in India on Friday.
The 44-year-old, who is also busy with his directorial project "Live by Night", says he enjoys variation in his projects. "I'm not much of a tactician when it comes to what a career should look like. I'm not a big believer in that strategic, 36,000-foot-level planning. It's more about projects that interest me and move me, and part of that is variation," Affleck said in a statement.
He added: "You would get bored doing the same thing over and over again, and I'm lucky I've had a chance to do these three movies, which are all completely different. It keeps me activated and engaged and hopefully doing my best work." Warner Bros' action-thriller "The Accountant" is directed by Gavin O'Connor. It tells the story of a genius with autism.
