In the purported video, the founder of the banned outfit ‘Sikhs for Justice’ warned of potential bloodshed at the Ram Temple on November 16-17, coinciding with the ‘Ram Vivah’ festival scheduled for November 18, which Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is expected to attend
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon stepped into the Hollywood industry together and managed to acquire the top spot while being on each other’s side. Apart from acting in multiple films together, the duo has also been business partners, as they own their production studios under the name Artists Equity.
In conversation with Deadline, the actors opened up about the reason behind joining the business together.
The production house has acquired some major projects in the past few months, including AIR, Small Things Like These, The Instigators, and Unstoppable.
While talking to the media portal, Affleck revealed that the idea occurred in his head when they were shooting for Ridley Scott’s The Last Duel, released in 2021.
Adding to the details of his friend, Damon went on to say, “We had this experience on The Last Duel. Ben and I hadn’t written together in so long, and I watched that Peter Jackson Beatles documentary, the one that ends with that performance on the roof.”
He added, “These guys are playing, and it’s The Beatles, and they’re live and you can see the joy that they’re playing with. They’re so excited, and then Peter Jackson puts a chyron up that says, This is the last live performance that the Beatles ever gave.”
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The Departed actor went on to reveal that he couldn’t hold back his tears as he watched the documentary with his daughter. When his daughter Stella asked why he was crying, the actor shared that he was crying over the musicians missing the opportunity to come together despite loving each other and never letting go of them.
At that exact moment, Damon realized that he and his longtime pal needed to start a production house.
As the actor approached the Justice League star with the idea and to convince him to get on board, Damon said, “How much life do we have left, and what are we going to do with it?”
Meanwhile, the roles of the Good Will Hunting duo are clear: Affleck acts as the company’s CEO, Damon is the chief content officer, and the latter’s wife, Luciana, also plays an important role in the production house.
Ben and Matt are also set to collaborate on a new crime thriller, RIP. The movie will be available to stream on Netflix in 2025.
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The last episode of How I Attended An All-Guy’s Mixer saw a number of misunderstandings and comical encounters occur between Kohaku and Hagi. With the next episode set to explore their relationship further during a camping trip that Suo organizes, fans cannot wait to see the two characters get closer.
Don’t miss How I Attended An All-Guy’s Mixer Episode 7 to find out how the two clear up the air between them and keep reading to discover the release date, where to read it, the expected plot, and a recap of the last episode.
How I Attended An All-Guy’s Mixer Episode 7 will premiere in Japan on Saturday, November 16, 2024, at 1:20 am JST on TOKYO MX. International viewers can watch it a day earlier, on Friday, November 15, 2024.
In Japan, How I Attended An All-Guy’s Mixer Episode 7 will also be available on BS Nippon Television, Kansai Television, and AT-X, with streaming options through ABEMA, d Anime Store, and Bandai Channel. For global audiences, it will be accessible on platforms such as Crunchyroll, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and Netflix.
As per the anime’s official website, How I Attended An All-Guy’s Mixer Episode 7 will be titled ‘That Time I Went Camping and…’ The episode will feature the six setting out on a camping trip. Thanks to Suo and Fuji’s discreet planning, Hagi will find himself alone with Kohaku, providing the perfect opportunity to clear up the misunderstanding from their previous encounter.
As they bond over a barbecue in the tranquil natural setting, Hagi will successfully explain the situation to Kohaku, leading to a better mutual understanding between them. Later that evening, while gazing at the moonlit sky, Tokiwa and Suo will find themselves alone together in How I Attended An All-Guy’s Mixer Episode 7.
How I Attended An All-Guy’s Mixer Episode 6 is titled ‘That Time I Went To Your Place And…’ The episode sees Hagi confide in Tokiwa about his confusion over his feelings for Kohaku, admitting that he might be bisexual since he’s attracted to her even in her cross-dressing attire.
Surprised but supportive, Asagi clarifies that Kohaku is biologically female, easing some of Hagi’s confusion. To further confirm his emotions, the boys take Hagi to a cross-dressing bar. Kohaku is initially absent, so Hagi asks Suo to flirt with him, only to find that he feels no attraction.
However, when Kohaku makes an unexpected entrance, Hagi realizes his feelings are specifically for her in How I Attended An All-Guy’s Mixer Episode 6. Determined to sort out his emotions, Hagi seeks romantic advice from Fuji, which turns out to be confusing.
Kohaku soon invites him to a sweets festival to lift his spirits. Hagi, excited, thanks Asagi for relaying Fuji’s advice. Suo and Fuji plan for Kohaku and Hagi to attend the festival alone, but Kohaku mistakenly cancels, thinking it’s a group outing.
This upsets Hagi, prompting Kohaku to visit his home to apologize, but a misunderstanding with Hagi’s sister causes her to flee. How I Attended An All-Guy’s Mixer Episode 6 ends with Suo and Tokiwa, who had accompanied Kohaku, lamenting their poor timing.
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*The release dates and times provided are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change at the discretion of the creators.