A couple of months ago, Damon went on record saying that
it’s unlikely he’ll play the character again since The Bourne Legacy happens in
canon and going forward, he and director Paul Greengrass would have to build
off of that story instead of creating something all their own.
Now Damon has talked a bit more about the possibility of
returning, revealing that he actually enlisted the help of The Dark Knight
screenwriter Jonathan Nolan to try to craft a plausible story that would see
Bourne return.
Speaking with Deadline, Damon said in order for him to
return to the role two things need to happen:
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“Paul Greengrass has to want to do it, and secondly and
equally important, it comes down to Paul and I knowing what the hell we want to
do. We just don’t have a story, and we haven’t had one.”
Given that Damon and Greengrass couldn’t get a line on the
story, Damon reveals that he actually went to someone quite adept at crafting
blockbuster dramas for a little help:
“I quietly went to Jonah Nolan, because he and his brother
Chris did such a brilliant job on Batman and that whole mythology. I just said,
can you put your brain on this? I can’t figure it out. And he took a run at it
and he couldn’t crack it either. Paul and I have been talking about it for
years. And we can’t quite see what the movie would be.”
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