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Matt Damon Reveals Why He Had Female Stunt Double for ‘Odyssey’ Scene: “Greatest Arms I’ve Ever Seen”

Matt Damon reveals the use of a female stunt double for a specific scene in 'The Odyssey' due to her exceptional physical build.

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Matt Damon has disclosed that a woman served as his stunt double for one scene in the production of The Odyssey. Damon attributed the decision to the performer possessing what he described as the greatest arms he had ever seen.

Coverage from The Hollywood Reporter, People, KOMO, IGN, and GamesRadar+ emphasizes the casting choice and the physical requirements of the scene. GamesRadar+ further notes that the filming of the Laestrygonian attack was handled practically, drawing comparisons to The Lord of the Rings.

Future updates may provide further details on the practical filming techniques used for the Laestrygonian attack sequence.

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Why did Matt Damon use a female stunt double?

Damon stated the performer had the greatest arms he had ever seen.

Which scene involved the female stunt double?

Coverage specifies the double was used for one scene in The Odyssey.

How was the Laestrygonian attack filmed?

According to GamesRadar+, the sequence was filmed practically.

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