VAST VIEW Matthew Broderick Says A Simple Meeting With Warren Beatty Turned Into A 3-Month Stay At His House
Matthew Broderick claims he became a 'victim' of what he calls the longest meeting ever, ending up living in Warren Beatty's home for three months.
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Matthew Broderick is opening up about one of Hollywood's strangest living arrangements, revealing that a single meeting with Warren Beatty somehow stretched into a three-month stay at the director's house, according to Page Six.
Broderick described himself as a 'victim' of what he jokingly called the longest meeting ever, though he did not detail exactly how the brief sit-down snowballed into months under Beatty's roof.
The two actors worked closely together on "Rules Don't Apply," the film Beatty directed, co-wrote and starred in alongside Broderick, which likely set the stage for their extended collaboration.
Sources: Page Six
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