VIDEO : Actor Mark Wahlberg Meets With Massachusetts Governor Discuss Movie

Actor Mark Wahlberg and Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker have met to discuss a film the actor is working on. An aide for the Republican governor confirmed the two met briefly to "have a friendly talk" about an upcoming movie. Wahlberg said back in 2014 that he was seeking a pardon from Massachusetts for violent assaults he committed as a teen in his native Boston. In one incident, Wahlberg, then 16, attacked two Vietnamese men while trying to steal beer near his home in the city's Dorchester neighborhood in 1988. Baker has the ultimate authority to grand pardons. Baker's aide claims Wahlberg's pardon request did not come up during their meeting.