Everyone has some degree of celebrity, but I find the most tragic aspect is that knowledge of the individual is rarely reciprocal.

It was a lot more fun to get famous than to be famous.

Innocence is just our default setting; our environment has a lifetime to customize us to it’s liking.

You can only kick a dead horse so many times before it stops looking like a horse

Fame, celebrity - it's not such a big deal in Europe. People seem to understand that you just have a weird job. They're not running after you, trying to carve chunks out of you. It's strange in the states. Most fans here are great, but there's a handful who have seen the movies and feel they know you. They think it's alright to touch you and ask personal questions.

Everyone has some degree of celebrity, but I find the most tragic aspect is that knowledge of the individual is rarely reciprocal.