"I don't like characters that are left being jerks at the end of the movie"
- Jeremy London
About this Quote
Jeremy London's quote recommends that he does not appreciate when characters in films are left as jerks at the end of the motion picture. This might imply that he does not like when characters are represented as unsympathetic or unkind, which he prefers when characters are offered an opportunity to redeem themselves or gain from their mistakes. It might likewise mean that he does not like when characters are left in an unfavorable light, as if they have not grown or altered in any way. This might be interpreted as a criticism of motion pictures that do not provide a satisfying conclusion or resolution to the characters' arcs. Eventually, Jeremy London's quote indicates that he prefers when characters are offered an opportunity to grow and develop, and that he does not appreciate when characters are left as jerks at the end of the motion picture.
This quote is written / told by Jeremy London somewhere between November 7, 1972 and today. He was a famous Actor from USA.
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