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He’s definitely not a one-note character. He’s very much a loyal friend and good person, in some ways. Definitely, there’s a lot of sadness underneath there, and a lot of great things about him, too.

Because I know a lot of people like Ben and I’m very familiar with this type of character and ultimately, I don’t see him as just an asshole. So what was that like? Just going from the positivity and then just embracing this? I think he’s an asshole. And then for this one, you’re directing someone that I think is unlikable with a negative outlook on life. You play a lot of characters that are super likable. But definitely, there are some uncomfortable things that I felt were definitely a part of me when I was younger. There are elements in Ben, Alice and Miko that I can identify with, or at least there was a time in my life when I could identify with them for better and for worse. I’m like, “Wow, this is kind of close to home.” So for you, when you were reading the graphic novel, were you like, “Oh, yeah, I definitely want to make a movie of this!”?

Shortcomings… Watching this, for me personally, I feel like there are a lot of just things I can relate to. He is a manager at a theater and a struggling filmmaker, and when his girlfriend, Miko, goes away on a trip, he begins to explore his wants while also getting advice from his best friend Alice. With his feature film directorial debut, Shortcomings, he directs a complex and somewhat unlikable character, Ben, who is played by Justin H. Randall Park portrays likable characters, whether he’s in Fresh of the Boat or the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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