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Matt Damon reveals ‘fairy tale’ lockdown life in Dublin

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© Getty Hollywood star Matt Damon has described living in Ireland as being in a “fairy tale”, while also praising the Irish premier for his work on the frontline.

The actor and his family are in lockdown in Dublin where he had been filming the movie The Last Duel with director Ridley Scott, before it was shut down in early March and travel restrictions were put in place worldwide. "We’ll reunite with her at the end of the month… But everybody’s okay." #MattOnSpin https://t.co/8ChhjvkA7P — spin1038 (@spin1038) May 13, 2020 He said she contracted the virus with her roommates, but added that she “got through it fine”.

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