@missneni1: 1991 Interview: Youth films always have stereotypes Winona Ryder says that most teen movies she's watched just don't get young people at all. You know, these stories usually show teens as how adults think they should be, not how they actually are. Like, some are the smoking, rebellious bad kids, others are the star athletes. One's the "good student," and the other's the "problem kid." Adults love to slap a fevw simple labels on young people to understand them quickly, but they rarely admit that someone can be rebellious, kind, confused, and brave all at once, or even turn into a totally different person at different stages. Winona thinks the biggest problem with many movies isn't that the stories aren't good enough, but that they don't give young people enough respect. That's why she avoids those stereotypical characters and sticks to roles she thinks are more real. Because being a teenager is never just about choosing between being a "good kid" or a "bad kid." Those emotions and behaviors that seem hard to understand? They might just be hiding some confusion that hasn't been heard yet. #fyp #viral #podcast #interview

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