Speaking with E! Live from the Red Carpet, Driver was asked who her all-time favorite collaborator was. Thinking back to her extensive filmography, she had one set-in-stone response: Matt Damon.
The three actors starred in the 1997 movie that Affleck and Damon wrote. It follows a janitor, Will Hunting (Damon), who is discovered to be a mathematical genius by an MIT professor. It was a box office success, having made $225 million against its $10 million budget.
Driver said she was "very lucky" and "very fortunate" to have worked with both actors on the film. She played the role of Skylar, a wealthy British student at Harvard, and became Will's love interest.
Their breakup was received with controversy in 1998 when Damon appeared in a TV interview claiming he was single and didn't have a girlfriend. Driver found their breakup painful, seeing as Damon hadn't told her of his intentions to split before the interview.
She also adds how her reaction at the Oscars was a topic of conversation, as both she and Damon were nominated for their roles. Having recently split, the camera panned to show Damon with his new girlfriend at the time.
Twenty-eight years later, Driver has put it behind her and speaks fondly of her Good Will Hunting co-star.
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