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Ben Affleck speaks about his childhood days
Actor Ben Affleck started off in showbiz as a child, but feels glad he didn\'t get famous back then. Now 44, Affleck spoke about his days as a child actor, on \"The Tonight Show\", reports eonline.com. \"I did do some child acting. Luckily, I didn\'t end up on a show and get famous and go on crack and get crazy. I had a normal childhood.
Los Angeles:Actor Ben Affleck started off in showbiz as a child, but feels glad he didn't get famous back then.
Now 44, Affleck spoke about his days as a child actor, on "The Tonight Show", reports eonline.com.
"I did do some child acting. Luckily, I didn't end up on a show and get famous and go on crack and get crazy. I had a normal childhood.
My mother let me go do this thing and then forced me to come home. It was a series called 'Voyage of the Mimi'. It was for kids. Educational, kind of," he said.
"It combined science and math topics with an interesting adventure that a young man took with scientists," Affleck added.
"I still feel like I have to pitch it!"
Affleck found it "was a lot of fun".
"We had a good time," he said.
"Voyage of the Mimi", a 13-episode series aired in 1984, and 30 years later, it was released digitally.
