''[My new look after cosmetic surgery] was actually a freaky,
unintentional thing that happened. I'm just grateful I look
good, but I really loved my old nose as well.''
Dirty Dancing's
JENNIFER GREY on Prodigy
''Love is a mess, at best, and I figure it can be very real in
spite of all the things people try to attach to it. I don't
subscribe to the talk-show mentality of abuse and dysfunction,
healthy and nonhealthy. That's just a lot of stuff to f---
people up. The bottom line is, you love your wife, you do your
best with that.''
She's So Lovely's SEAN PENN on E! Online
''I'm not really a big theater fan. The last thing I saw was
Dreamgirls and that was about 15 years ago! I never had any
desire to act I just stick to my singing and making records.''
Former Go-Go's girl BELINDA CARLISLE on America Online
''Let me put George Clooney at the top of the 'who would I like
to have a love scene with' list. Although I know him we shoot
on the same WB lot I become sweaty and stutter and have to walk
away [when I see him]. I can't imagine doing a love scene would
be very easy. 'One hundred more takes please? Can we please
clear the set so that I can practice this awhile?'''
Nick
Freno's JANE SIBBETT on AOL
''Woody [Allen] is the kind of director who doesn't intrude on
what you're doing. It was easy [to work for him in 1993's
Manhattan Murder Mystery], because he was not a dictatorial
type. But he also isn't very friendly on the set. He doesn't
schmooze.... When I made Manhattan Murder Mystery it was during
Woody's big scandal. Not that he mentioned anything. He
completely ignored all the headlines.''
The View's JOY BEHAR on
Prodigy
''[Movie] audiences tend to love bad guys. Niceness...is not
rewarded as much as drama. We all try to be civil in real life,
but there's a part of us that admires unequivocal evil
tendencies.''
The Game's MICHAEL DOUGLAS on E! Online
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