Kevin Smith reveals the wild film he plans to pitch to Ben Affleck: He offers to produce my cheap movies

Kevin Smith has a new idea about a collaboration with his longtime pal Ben Affleck.While promoting his new film “The 4:30 Movie,” the 54-year-old director exclusively told The Post that he would work with Affleck, 52, again “in a heartbeat.”In fact, Smith said he’s currently working on a new project that he wants Affleck and Matt Damon to produce via their production company, Artists Equity.“I’ve known Ben for years, and he was always a wonderful actor.

And then, of course, he became a great director,” Smith told The Post.“And him and Matt have Artists Equity,” he continued.

“So we were texting last year and he [Affleck] goes, ‘Oh, I got to blow you up about my company, man.You got cheap movies.

Bring them here.’ I’m like, heavens, all I got is cheap movies, for heaven’s sake.”Smith admitted that while “most of the stuff I do I would honestly never think about bringing to Ben and Matt,” he’s changing his tune for his latest brainchild.“There’s something that I started writing recently that I love that’s, like, outside of my wheelhouse,” the “Dogma” director shared.“I grew up in the 70s, and so movies about Satanism as a young Catholic, that’s my thing,” Smith said.“God, that would terrify me to death when I was a kid.

The ultimate evil.”“So I’m writing this movie about a satanic cult and it’s grown up enough where I honestly feel like when I’m done, I am going to bring it into the boys to be like, I never do this,” he added.“When I call them up, I’m like, come be in my movie.

That’s, like, enough.But I think this is an Artists Equity worthy movie.

It’s like my version of ‘Rosemary’s Baby.'”Smith and Affleck met 20 years ago during the audition process for Smith’s directorial debut, 1994’s “Mallrats.” Affleck landed a part in the film alongside Shannen Doherty, Jason Lee and Jeremy London.The pair have since collaborated on numerous projects like 1997’s “Chasing Amy,...

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