"Sometimes in movies, I still have to be the hero, but it's not all that important to me anymore"
- Dennis Quaid
About this Quote
This quote by Dennis Quaid speaks with the concept that as we age, our concerns and values can change. It suggests that while in his younger years, being the hero in motion pictures was very important to him, it is no longer a priority. This might be analyzed as a sign of maturity, as he has concerned understand that there are more important things in life than being the hero. It might also be seen as an indication of satisfaction, as he is no longer driven by the need to be the hero. Whatever the case, this quote talks to the concept that our values and priorities can change gradually, and that it is important to acknowledge and accept these modifications.
This quote is written / told by Dennis Quaid somewhere between April 9, 1954 and today. He was a famous Actor, the quote is categorized under the topic Movie. The author also have 14 other quotes.
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