Ben Affleck "sneaks" into cinemas so he can see people's reactions to his critically acclaimed film Argo.
The actor-turned-director loves watching how audiences respond to the movie, and has found it "rewarding" that they react to the story in exactly the way he had hoped.
He said: "I'm in this very narrow kind of bubble but one of the things I will say has been really satisfying about the film is watching it with audiences, and it's the first time in my life - maybe Good Will Hunting - where I've made a movie that I've felt like the audiences laughed at the right times and sort of were right in the flow of it. And you make movies for audiences.
"I mean, you want people to see them and so to sneak in the back and watch them have fun has been enormously rewarding."
Ben scooped Best Director at last night's Bafta awards, while Argo picked up the coveted Best Film prize and he admitted the evening was a "huge highlight" of his career because he had never even attended the London ceremony before.
