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Sep 16, 2020 · Chay Carter (coproducer): We found a couple of real bank robbers that we did real research with, which is what these four [thieves] were based on. They’re incarcerated.
- The movie was originally supposed to be 3 1/2 hours long and star Brad Pitt instead of Affleck. Before Affleck stepped in to direct, Adrian Lyne (“Fatal Attraction”), who recently directed Affleck and his girlfriend Ana De Armas in “Deep Water,” was attached to the project.
- Rebecca Hall’s character didn’t have a Boston accent — she had a Marblehead accent. Affleck didn’t want Hall, who plays Claire Keesey, a bank teller who lives in their neighborhood and is taken hostage by the group during a robbery, to sound like the other Charlestown residents in the movie.
- The Bruins wouldn’t let Affleck wear official team apparel in the film. According to Affleck, the Bruins had a policy to not allow licensed apparel appear in a film that involved “swearing or violence.”
- The film also almost featured John Cena. Advertisement: In the film, the part of Affleck’s pal Albert “Gloansy” Magloan is played by local rapper Slaine, who had never acted before landing a role in Affleck’s 2007 film “Gone Baby Gone.”
Producer: Argo. Chay Carter was born in Santa Monica, California, USA. She is a producer, known for Argo (2012), The Town (2010) and Gone Baby Gone (2007).
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Chay Carter. CHAY CARTER is a producer with Pearl Street Films, the production company headed by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, which has a first-look deal at Warner Bros. Under the Pearl Street banner, she most recently served as an executive producer on the hugely acclaimed box office hit “Argo.”
Civil War. Abigail. Fallout. Play Movie Trivia. Chay Carter. Highest Rated: 96% Argo (2012) Lowest Rated: 35% Live by Night (2016) Birthday: Jun 14, 1974. Birthplace: Santa Monica, California,...
Public Affairs interviewed Ms. Carter on 20 September 2018. Ms. Carter is one of the executive producers of the movie ARGO, which portrays the story of Anthony Mendez’s successful effort to exfiltrate six members of the US embassy who avoided being taken during the Iranian seizure of the embassy in November 1979. The article is an
Volume 63, No. 2 (June 2019) Argo Producer Chay Carter: Thinking about Film and the World of Intelligence
