"It's grown into a personal relationship, yeah. I'm crazy about Jerry. I think he's a unique character"
- Jon Voight
About this Quote
In this quote, Jon Voight is expressing his deep admiration and love for Jerry, likely a coworker or friend. He explains their relationship as "personal," suggesting that it goes beyond a professional or surface-level connection. Voight's usage of the word "grown" recommends that their bond has actually developed and reinforced with time. He goes on to state that he is "insane" about Jerry, stressing the strength of his sensations. Finally, Voight describes Jerry as a "distinct character," implying that he sees him as somebody special and distinctive. Overall, this quote communicates a strong sense of admiration and fondness for Jerry, highlighting the depth of their relationship.
This quote is written / told by Jon Voight somewhere between December 29, 1938 and today. He was a famous Actor from USA.
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