Ben Affleck reveals real reason his one line in Buffy The Vampire Slayer was cut

Ben Affleck had a brief appearance as a basketball player in the 1992 film Buffy the Vampire Slayer , but his one line in the movie was oddly dubbed over by another actor. The 52-year-old Hollywood star , known for his roles in films like The Accountant and Pearl Harbor , played a high school student in the movie. He appeared in a single scene where his character encountered a vampire on the basketball court.

Although Ben delivered a line in the scene, it was not his voice that made it to the final version. Saving Private Ryan dethroned as 'greatest ever war film' by Netflix hit Gene Hackman's New Mexico property has scary update as pictures emerge of home In a recent interview, he revealed, "My voice was removed from my performance." Ben confessed that he is still unsure why his line was re-recorded.



"I'm not sure that they meant for me to have a line so I may have been paid as like a featured extra, but I know I said a line and they recorded it," he explained. In an interview with GQ, Ben jokingly speculated, "I'd like to think that it was some union thing that they re-recorded my performance, but maybe the director was just like, 'This guy's so bad, we need someone else to say take it.'" In the Buffy the Vampire Slayer film, a vampire approaches Ben's character on the basketball court and flashes his fangs.

Ben's character responds by handing him the ball and saying, "Eurgh, take it man." A clip from Ben's interview was shared on Reddit , and fans found it hilarious. "Love this so much! It was great catching him in this movie," one person wrote.

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