Oppenheimer stars Matt Damon, Emily Blunt talk about being 'neighbours'

Matt Damon and Emily Blunt, two well-known Hollywood actors, have an interpersonal dynamic that shines both on and off the screen.

Blunt, 40, and Damon, 52, who both feature in the eagerly anticipated war movie Oppenheimer by Christopher Nolan, spoke to Fox News Digital about what it's like to also live there.

Hazel, 9, and Violet, 6, are the couple's two daughters, and Blunt, who is married to John Krasinski, said having The Bourne Identity star live next door is "the best."

"We do have fun dinner parties. … I love living in the same building," Blunt admitted.

However, the Devil Wears Prada star disclosed one thing she and Damon will never do as neighbours.

"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 quipped.

Blunt's proximity to The Good Will Hunting star makes her equally happy, and she revealed another thing 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.

Blunt and Damon last appeared in a movie together in 2011's The Adjustment Bureau.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Blunt and Krasinski bought two neighbouring spaces in the most expensive Brooklyn apartment close to Damon's almost $17 million penthouse.