CASEY AFFLECK - AFFLECK FORCED TO MAKE SCARY QUARRY JUMP TWICE

AFFLECK FORCED TO MAKE SCARY QUARRY JUMP TWICE

LATEST: CASEY AFFLECK had to make a 75-foot (22.8-metre) leap into a quarry twice for brother BEN's new film GONE BABY GONE - because an airport X-Ray machine destroyed his first take. The actor agreed to make the dangerous jump in a bid to make sure his sibling's directorial debut was as good as it could be, but he was devastated when he realised he'd have to conquer his fear of heights a second time. He explains, "I don't know what got into me. I think I'm too easily pressured. I care too much about Ben's movie being good. "I did it once and it was the fourth of July weekend and there was heightened security at the airports so when they sent the film out to be processed in Los Angeles, and we were shooting in Boston, it was X-rayed at the airport and that ruined the film. "They lost everything that we shot that day, so we had to go back up there and do it again." In the end, brother Ben opted not to use the quarry jump scene in the finished film. Casey adds, "Ben promises it'll be on the DVD. Oh good, thanks Ben! I would never do it again. "Every time I got out there and got my little toes on the edge of the stone and peered down into that black water I just felt like there was death waiting for me. So it was scary."