"We were lucky to get her," Matt Damon tells WHO of getting Vikander to sign on for a role in Jason Bourne. "Everyone in Hollywood is trying to get Alicia in their movie right now."
Damon, 45, praises Vikander's versatility in films like Danish Girl, Ex Machina and The Man from U.N.C.L.E..
"I just think of these once-in-a-generation actresses who kind of explode onto the scene and what strikes me about her is I can't see where her limits are," he says. "There's been six or seven [recent] performances and they're all really different and they're all going in different places and I don't see the boundaries yet. I'm really excited to see what she does next."
Damon adds: "You only get better at this job. She's going to keep working with great people because great people all want to work with her," he says. "In my experience, I knew a lot when I was 27 but the next 18 years were, it was nothing but fun because I was doing what I loved to do and kind of by osmosis you get better at it because of the people you're around and working with. I don't know where she's going to go but I'm excited to see it."
Is there anything we should know about Vikander that we don't already?
"If I knew something that people don't know, then they shouldn't hear it from me," Damon says with a laugh.
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