For me, from his movie called Deep Blue Sea, he plays a woman's lover. He plays a man that you want but you really shouldn't be with. In real life, he's the perfect gentleman. From seeing him, every woman who knows him, they adore and love him. Because he is a perfect gentleman, every one has these expectations of that is what a man to be and no woman will find a perfect gentleman like him.
Another expectation from Hollywood has given us that we always have a soul mate and if we lose that person, there is always another soul mate. Also, that we will fall in love with our best guy friend. In many romantic comedies, you marry your best friend; 13 Going on 30. In dramatic romantic movies, you find your soul mate, break up, and then make up and be together forever happy; The Notebook.
By calling him a "perfect gentleman," aren't you creating him into an unreachable fantasy? After all, his feet smell just as much as the next person's.
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