This role is quite original. In fact, there are quite a lot of movies like Jack. You can find this kind of "genre", but Clyde. . I don't know if it is the charm of the actor or the character design itself, there is a very special sense of sadness.
From the beginning Jack was single, Clyde and his girlfriend Lucy helped him and Connie, to the end Jack and Connie finally got married and Clyde and Lucy finally broke up, Jack repeated to Connie twice: I' am for you, he learned to swim in order to be able to row a boat with Connie, because Connie said that no one had ever done cooking for her, and the effort paid off. They finally walked together. On the other hand, Clyde was just talking, but he had never worked hard to save their love. This should be the reason why Clyde looked at Connie and Jack in the distance with complicated eyes at the end.
I particularly like the scene where Jack is standing on the sky bridge, where the traffic underneath turns into a swimming pool, where he swims freely and unrestrainedly.
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