Goode Surprised To Be Hired By Allen
26 July 2008 7:10 AM, PDT
British actor Matthew Goode was surprised to land a role in Match Point - because he was convinced he had offended the film's director Woody Allen.
Goode recalls an awkward audition for the role as Tom Hewett in the 2005 movie and believed Allen hated him.
He explains, "They tell you not to shake Woody's hand, that he doesn't like to be touched. But like any proper Englishmen I forgot.
"I was in and out of there in a minute. I thought I was doomed."
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26 July 2008 7:31 PM, PDT
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