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“There aren't any GOOD guys. You realize that, don't you? I mean: there aren't EVIL guys, and INNOCENT guys. It's just - it's just... It's just a bunch of guys.”

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Jake Kasdan
Jake Kasdan

Jake Kasdan, born on October 28, 1974, is an American television director known for his unique directing style and attention to detail. He has directed several popular television series, earning him critical acclaim and a wide audience base. more

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