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One of the film's most charming aspects is the subplot involving Ben and the younger male employees. Ben takes the awkward, disheveled Davis (played by Zack Pearlman) under his wing, teaching him how to dress, how to be polite, and essentially how to be a "gentleman." It’s a sweet commentary on the crisis of masculinity—Ben represents a version of manhood that is respectful and present, contrasting with the "bro culture" of the startup world. index of the intern 2015
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