6. Dazed and Confused
Affleck played high school senior, Fred O’Bannion, in the cult classic set in the 70s. The actor was only 21 when the coming of age film was released in 1993, making it one of his earliest film roles. Affleck’s talent was evident playing the dopey high school bully who takes pleasure in hazing the incoming freshman class. He starred alongside a number of up and coming celebrities in the iconic movie including Matthew McConaughey, Milla Jovovich, Marissa Ribisi and Jason London.
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