A closer look
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck deliberately inserted a completely graphic and explicitly fabricated gay sex scene straight into the middle of their original screenplay for the critically acclaimed drama Good Will Hunting. The struggling young actors suspected that the powerful studio executives buying their script weren't actually reading the massive pile of pages they were submitting, so they hid the wildly out-of-place romantic encounter as a cynical trap. Famed producer Harvey Weinstein was the only Hollywood heavyweight who actually called them out on the completely baffling deviation, proving he was the only suit who had bothered to read past page forty of their masterpiece. It highlights the absurd reality of the entertainment business, where two kids from Boston had to resort to literary sabotage just to ensure million-dollar production companies were actually doing the bare minimum of reading their mail
