The friendship dynamic between Hollywood stars Matt Damon and Emily Blunt shines not only on the silver screen but also when cameras aren’t rolling.
Damon, 52, and Blunt, 40, star in Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated war drama "Oppenheimer" and told Fox News Digital what it’s like to also live in the same building.
Blunt, who’s married to John Krasinski and has two daughters with the actor — Hazel, 9, and Violet, 6 — said "it’s the best" having "The Bourne Identity" star under the same roof.
"We do have fun dinner parties. … I love living in the same building," Blunt admitted.
However, the "Devil Wears Prada" star revealed one thing she and Damon will never do as neighbors.
"I've never read lines with Matt Damon, and I never will," Blunt said, laughing with Damon.
"I don’t want your notes or your thoughts, ever," she joked.
"The Good Will Hunting" star equally enjoys having Blunt live close by and dished on something else they have in common.
"We both go to her husband for advice," Damon said.
"We do. Everyone comes to John for advice, your wife included. ‘How do I deal with Matt Damon?’" Blunt joked.
The last film Blunt and Damon starred in together was 2011's "The Adjustment Bureau."
WATCH: ‘OPPENHEIMER’ STARS MATT DAMON, EMILY BLUNT ‘LOVE LIVING IN THE SAME BUILDING’
According to The Wall Street Journal, Blunt and Krasinski purchased two adjacent places in the most expensive apartment in Brooklyn near Damon’s nearly $17 million-dollar penthouse.
Although Blunt and Damon don’t read lines together, both stars talked to Fox News Digital about their roles in the explosive film "Oppenheimer."
Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning book "American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer," by Kai Bird and the late Martin J. Sherwin, the film stars Cillian Murphy as J. Robert Oppenheimer and Blunt as his wife, biologist and botanist Katherine "Kitty" Oppenheimer.
Academy Award nominee Florence Pugh, Robert Downey Jr. and more star alongside Murphy, Damon and Blunt.
Oscar winner Damon portrayed General Leslie Groves Jr., director of the Manhattan Project, a top-secret program led by Murphy’s character Oppenheimer that designed and developed the first atomic bomb during World War II.
WATCH: EMILY BLUNT SAYS HER ‘OPPENHEIMER’ CHARACTER ‘WAS NOT AN EASY WOMAN TO BE AROUND’
Damon told Fox News Digital how he prepared to take on the role.
"I started researching and thinking about playing this character," he began.
"It was really amazing learning about what they did and how they did it. … General Groves was a brilliant guy and not well-liked at all by the scientists because there was this constant tension between the military and the scientists. … There was this real tension that I think the script… covered really very, very well."
Blunt admitted her character Kitty "wasn’t an easy woman to be around."
"She was not a nurturing mother. She was … as they said of Kitty … she didn't do small talk. She only did big talk. And that's so true of the force that she was. … She was definitely not a conformist to the 1940s, '50s ideal housewife. She was not," Blunt noted.
She added that although her character was not fit to be a mother at times, she always stood by her husband, Oppenheimer.
"She worshiped him, and she adored him … supported him and was his greatest confidant. And yet I'm sure they had a very tempestuous marriage. But it's what made her so exciting to play."
Despite Blunt’s character not being motherly, the "Mary Poppins" star proved the opposite in real life.
Blunt recently revealed on the "Table for Two with Bruce Bozzi" podcast that she’s briefly taking a step back from Hollywood to focus on her family and raising her two children with Krasinski.
BEN AFFLECK, MATT DAMON 'AIR' REUNION: WHY THE 'FEEL-GOOD MOVIE' ALMOST DIDN'T HAPPEN
Damon also likes to find time to spend with his family and even brought them along to the "Oppenheimer" premiere in Paris.
The actor stepped out on the red carpet with three of his four children at Cinema Le Grand Rex. His children’s friends appeared to have accompanied Damon’s family on the carpet.
His three daughters — Stella, Gia and Alexia — were all smiles as they hugged Damon at the star-studded event. His daughter Isabella was not photographed at the time.
Damon shares four daughters with his wife of 17 years, Luciana Barroso. Alexia is from Barroso’s previous relationship.
BEN AFFLECK SHARES WHY HE AVOIDED WORKING WITH MATT DAMON
In March, Damon also made a rare appearance with his daughters at the "AIR" premiere, his recent movie with longtime friend Ben Affleck.
The two have been friends for decades, first meeting when Damon was 10 and Affleck was 8. In previous interviews, both actors expressed that they each had a love for acting at an early age, which drew them to one another.
The duo's breakout project was the 1997 movie "Good Will Hunting."
EMILY BLUNT SAYS TOM CRUISE'S VULGAR ADVICE HELPED HER THROUGH TEARS ON 'EDGE OF TOMORROW' SET
Both Damon and Affleck have been dominating the box office for decades with the likes of Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and George Clooney.
When Fox News Digital asked what the secret was to staying on top, Damon smiled and laughed.
"I'm just grateful that you put Ben and I in the same category as Tom Cruise because we've idolized him. Thank you for that. I don't even need to answer the question," Damon said.
"I love my job," Damon added. "I think one thing Tom's always been good about is really expressing to everybody how much he cares about his job, and I totally agree with him and that's how Ben and I feel.
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER
"That's all we ever wanted to do since we were kids. And we love it. And the only reason we get to work is if people go to the movies, so I feel an enormous gratitude to moviegoers."
"Oppenheimer" is in theaters July 21.
