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Ben Affleck finally confirmed that he did not wear a prosthetic for his full-frontal shower scene in “Gone Girl.” “I wore no prosthesis,” the actor divulged to Variety Wednesday. “I’ve only worn one ...

Ben Affleck is breaking down viral discourse about his Gone Girl shower scene. “I wore no prosthesis,” Affleck, 54, told Variety in a profile published Wednesday, October 7, when asked about his ...

Ben Affleck recently sat down with Variety and finally revealed the truth behind his nude scene in "Gone Girl". During the famous shower scene in "Gone Girl", Affleck appeared nude alongside Rosamund ...

Related: "32 Celebs Vs. Their Kids At The Exact Same Age" So, towards the end of the movie, when Amy Dunne (Rosamund Pike) eventually returns home to her husband, Nick Dunne (Ben Affleck), he demands ...

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It's followed Affleck for years, and he has once again been asked to revisit the scene. For a brief moment, Affleck's flaccid Affleck is in full view, and it quickly prompted prosthetic rumors. If you ...

Ben Affleck recently revealed a surprising fact about his popular nude shower scene in the 2014 movie “Gone Girl“. Affleck starred in the David Fincher-directed psychological thriller alongside ...

Affleck was asked about the scene during a recent Variety interview. "So I lost a bet at the office and have to ask you this. There is some debate about 'Gone Girl,' about whether you wore a ...

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Affleck added, "I've only worn one in one film, 'Hollywoodland.' It was a nose." The Oscar winner starred as writing teacher Nick Dunne, who becomes a prime suspect following the disappearance of his ...

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