Ben Affleck debuts jaw-dropping new look in hilarious video with Matt Damon

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Ben Affleck is sporting a new look. The 48-year-old actor debuted his freshly shaven face in a video with Matt Damon. The Argo star looked totally different with his clean-cut appearance and wore a form-fitting T-shirt that showed off his physique.

The Good Will Hunting stars teamed up with Omaze to offer one lucky winner the opportunity to travel out to Los Angeles and have lunch with them. Although, the longtime pals couldn’t agree on who would be picking up the tab.

Affleck also didn’t seem too happy with Damon’s performance in the promo. “You gotta spice it up. You gotta make it appealing,” he told the 50-year-old. “Like right now, no one wants to come have dinner with this guy. Let’s do another take and, like, sell it; push it.”

Affleck also didn’t seem too happy with Damon’s performance in the promo

Although, the second, third (or even fifth take for that matter) didn’t get much better. “Dude…don’t be weird,” Affleck said. “Human beings don’t behave like [that]. You have to be authentic.”

The duo said the winner could ask them questions about all sorts of topics, including, as Damon teased, “roles that we’ve played that maybe other people have played too to winning effect.”

“Tell them something they’re interested [in],” Affleck argued. “‘Hey, come see Jason Bourne or Batman.'”

Damon then couldn’t resist taking a friendly jab at his fellow Oscar winner and asked if Robert Pattinson, the star of The Batman, is coming. Affleck quipped back, “No, Jeremy Renner will be there though.”

However, Damon wasted no time pointing out that Renner, who starred in The Bourne Legacy, didn’t play Jason Bourne and that he simply “expanded the Bourne universe.”

But Affleck trolled him and said, “He improved on it.” Still Damon didn’t back down, arguing, “Pattinson took a job.”

All jokes aside, the initiative supported good causes. Entries made through donations will support both the Eastern Congo Initiative and Water.org. The BFFs made it clear that anyone could enter the contest, including those who were less familiar with, as Damon put it, the “interweb.” Affleck then asked him if he even had an Instagram account. “I have a private account,” Damon said with a laugh.

Affleck confirmed he had a “fake” Instagram account, as well. “Finsta,” he said. “That’s what the kids call it.”

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