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Matt Damon Talks COVID-19 Vaccine, Urges People ‘To Trust Science More Than Something You Read On Facebook’

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Matt Damon is speaking out about how important it is to get the COVID-19 vaccine. The actor, who starred in the 2011 film “Contagion”, about a deadly virus, told Yahoo!

while promoting his new movie “Stillwater”: “There are a lot of reasons that people have, and I don’t want to belittle them. “It’s tough for me, I have a couple friends who are immunocompromised and they can’t get the vaccine, so they have no choice but to rely on the rest of us to do our part to get to herd immunity.

So I look at it that way.” RELATED: Matt Damon And Ben Affleck Reunite In ‘The Last Duel’ Trailer Damon went on, “I wish at the beginning of this people came out and said, ‘Look, if we all do this, then we’ll protect each other better,’ rather than ‘Well, I’m

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