Amanda Knox Shreds Matt Damon's 'Stillwater' For 'Fictionalizing Away My Innocence'
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The movie, which also stars Abigail Breslin, "reinforces an image of me as a guilty and untrustworthy person," Knox wrote.
Matt Damon is earning critical praise for his performance in “Stillwater,” but not everyone is a fan of the new movie. Amanda Knox, who was convicted and then exonerated in the 2007 murder of fellow exchange student Meredith Kercher, took aim at Damon and “Stillwater” director Tom McCarthy in a lengthy Twitter thread that was also published as a blog on her website. The film, she wrote, profits off “my name, face, and story without my consent” and “at the expense of my reputation.”
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