I Think It's Because In America You Always Get The Sense That If You FAIL, You Can Just PACK Up Your THINGS And Go Somewhere Else And TRY Again. But In England, It's So Geographically Small That If Somebody Succeeds Here, It Reduces Your Chances Of Succeeding.

Growing Up, I Ate A Lot Of CANDY. If You Were My DENTIST, You Would Know That, You Know, But I EAT A Lot Of Candy, So From Eight To Probably, Like, 15, You Wouldn't See Me Without A Pack Of Skittles.

My BRAT PACK BUDDIES And I Didn't Exactly Handle Celebrity Very Well. Success At An EARLY Age Is Far More DIFFICULT To Handle Than Failure.

If I Were In A Situation Where I Had To MEET A Pack Of WOLVES And My Family Is With Me, I'm GOING To Be Scared, But I'm Not Going To Hide Behind My Son To PROTECT Me. They're Going To Hide Behind Me.

I GOT Started When I Was About 15, Or 16. My FIRST Break Through Was The Vans SONG With My Group The PACK. That BECAME A Worldwide Thing.

I'm Just A Pack Mule. I've Played Leads And I've Played Character ROLES. Any ACTRESS In HOLLYWOOD Will Tell You As Your Age Climbs, The Leads THIN.

I'm HOME About TWO DAYS A MONTH, And On Those I Have To PACK.

Just Because You EAT Doesn't Mean You Eat Smart. It's Hard To Beat A $1.99 Wing Pack Of Three At A Fast-food Restaurant - It's So Cheap - But That Wing Pack Isn't FEEDING Anyone, It's Just PUSHING HUNGER BACK An Hour.

As SOON As You Get Traded, You Kind Of START Thinking Where You're Going To LIVE, Your Family, You Have To PACK.

If Inter DECIDE To SELL Me, I'll Pack My BAGS And Go. If Not, I'll STAY Here In MILAN Where I Am Honestly Very Happy.