Renowned actor Matt Damon recently shared how his wife, Luciana Barroso, played a crucial role in helping him navigate a difficult period of depression while filming a movie. Damon, in an interview on "Jake's Takes," discussed the invaluable professional guidance he's received from his spouse.

Without disclosing the specific film, the "Oppenheimer" star described the challenging experience of realizing midway through a project that it wasn't meeting his expectations. He highlighted the added pressure of uprooting his family for a shoot that was proving to be less than fulfilling. It was during this time that Damon found himself struggling with feelings of depression and questioning his choices.

Barroso's supportive words, "We're here now," proved to be a turning point for Damon. He credits her with instilling in him the importance of maintaining professionalism, even under difficult circumstances. He emphasized the commitment to giving one's all, even when facing a project that might not succeed. Damon's dedication to his craft, heavily influenced by his wife, shines through in his approach to acting.

Damon and Barroso's love story began in Miami Beach during the filming of "Stuck on You" in 2003. A chance encounter at a nightclub, where Barroso worked as a bartender, led to their connection. The couple married in 2005 and have three daughters together: Isabella, Gia, and Stella. Damon is also stepfather to Barroso's daughter, Alexia, from a previous relationship.

While Damon refrained from naming the film that triggered his depression during the "Jake's Takes" interview, he has previously spoken about a similar experience. In a 2021 podcast appearance, he discussed working on "The Great Wall," a film that underperformed at the box office. He described the feeling of recognizing a project's shortcomings during production and the challenge of persevering despite the creative disappointment. Damon expressed his hope to never relive such an experience.