"I hate junk food. It depresses me."

"For two weeks, I had the entire neighborhood believing I was Tom Cruise's son - until my step-sister spilled the beans on me."

"Once I got into modeling, I realized how much I really hated the industry... A lot of people that model tend to think they're God's gift, but I was like 'Great, you can model, but what have you done to accomplish anything in your life?' I wanted a sense of accomplishment at the end of the day."

"I hate the polo collar."

"Because I didn't go to college, and because I spent my college time out in L.A., it gives me a huge advantage over anyone who went to college... By the time they get out of school, I've already had four years of real world experience. I just feel like I have a major edge over them."

"I've got a thing for dark-haired girls. I like luscious lips and a good butt!"

"I don't want a girl who's high-maintenance and wants to go shopping... I like a girl who doesn't wear make-up and is naturally beautiful."

"A nice restaurant, a good bottle of wine, and we don't go to sleep. We watch the sun come up." - On the perfect date.

"I hope people remember me for the kind of person that I am, not because of what I do."

"I would go back to my own high school reunion, but it would be hard. A lot of people hate me when I moved to Hollywood, like, 'You'll never make it.' But now I'm doing what I always wanted to do, living my dream."

"It's like, thanks for the good genes, Mom and Dad. I wanted to work."

I got a role in Pearl Harbor within a week of getting to L.A.. My head swelled. I spent all my money in two months and then didn't work for another six. Luckily, Grandma hooked a brother up.

"Why would I have a girlfriend that I work with when you know you're not going to marry the girl and eventually it's going to go south? I think it's very unprofessional." - On dating a co-worker.

"My friends have already made a deal with me... I'm like, 'The second I become an ass, you tell me.' They're like, 'Don't worry buddy. We'll be happy to tell you.' "

"I'm an Aries, 100%! I am very competitive, and I like to win!"

"It was awesome... I got to shoot in Texas, hang out with Josh Hartnett--who is the nicest guy--and watch stuff blow up."

"I loved rockin' pink with the collar up [on Reunion] ... Throw a little green in there, balance it out."

"Comfort. If it's comfortable and it looks decent, I'll wear it. There's no in-between for me. Either I want to be rocking in an Armani suit, or I want to be in jeans and a T-shirt. I wouldln't want to be in khakis and a button-down. That's just not me."

"On the red carpet, Armani. I love Armani. I actually just went to his fashion show in Milan."

"Yeah, it really does. No disrespect. I think he's a really good actor. I'm flattered, but I'm not him." - On Tom Cruise.

"Actually, my first role ever was as a gay kid who had a big crush on -- and a relationship with -- his best friend. It was a horrible independent. I don't think it ever got released. I don't even remember the name of it."

"He would just sit there and you could see dollar signs floating around in his head that reminded him, ‘Okay, it’s not so bad. I’ll go jump in the goop.’ I think he actually had more fun on the days he had to jump in the goop than the others because it let him really let go and enjoy himself with all the kids. The kids were bonkers running around in circles. Sugar was the drug of choice on this set. The days that he got covered in goop or had to dive into the goop, I think he liked those the most." - Sean on remembering the days when Dennis Quaid was covered in goop.

"Raja did a great job on the set-ups, planning it out. A lot of times it would take a long time - with kids it can take forever - but Raja was right on point every day. He knew what he wanted and how he wanted it done." - Praising Raja Gosnell for handling many kids on set.

"It squeals were loud and it bit Slade [Pearce, one of the kid actors] a couple of times. Slade was the one who handles and plays with the pig. He’s a little animal wrangler. He turned around and got a dog after that." - On his four-legged co-star.

"A ham, turkey, and salami sandwich, with lettuce, tomatos, onions, mayo, and spicey or Dijon mustard on potato bread." - On his favorite snack.

"I actually get a little upset when people say that it's not a sport. It's the evolution of karate, kung fu, ju jitsu, judo, muay-thai - all these sports in their singular form, coming together. Most of these are Olympic sports." - On Mixed Martial Arts

"Every day, for weeks, I'm getting beaten up by somebody, but it's an awesome experience." - About training and filming fight sequences.

"We did the running, and then another exercise scene, where we're flipping these huge truck tires as training, and I couldn't walk. Found out I broke the L3 spinous transverse process, lie down for a few hours, take a lot of pain killers and fight through. I didn't want to miss a day."

"How hot was it in Orlando last summer? As hot as hot gets, man. I'm from Texas, so I'm used to it. But making that movie there was like shooting in a steam room." - Talking about shooting in Orlando for Never Back Down.

"The most honorable, down-to-earth person I've ever met in this business. Classy guy, professional, you can learn a lot from someone like him, and I did. Shows up ready to work, and that's what you want in a colleague. I don't blame him for breaking my back! Not holding it against him. Not me!" - About Djimon Hounsou

"We've already got a couple of offers on the table for what I'll do next, thinking that next move over. My manager and I are producing this movie, The Glass Eye, a suspense thriller about a guy who can get video from crime scenes before the cops or the media and sell the tape. He starts tracking this serial killer, just working from his car."

"I was talking with Kimbo Slice and Tank Abbott [MMA stars], and they were telling me to come back and train with them. Because once this movie drops, who knows how many people are gonna try to start something with the guy that beat up the other guys in Never Back Down."

"It's chess with blood. I think 75 percent of MMA fighters today have college degrees. They're very smart people. They're at the top of the class and top of their sport, and they want to see who is best. The rules are set in a way that people aren't walking away with permanent, serious injuries any more."

"It's not a movie that endorses fighting. It's a movie that endorses the lessons learned through MMA. MMA is about self-control, confidence and discipline." - Talking about the message in Never Back Down

"The key is once you gain the confidence, you remove the fear factor so you don't need to fight."

"If everybody walked around super-confident, without fear and secure with themselves, there would be a lot less fighting going on in the world."

"I'm a lover, not a fighter, but I have no problem defending myself."

"It worked out to about six meals a day. Before I started training, if I had a breakfast like that I wouldn't have had food for the rest of the day." - About his diet for Never Back Down.

"I'm kicking the down the door and letting you know that I'm here. I'm probably going to follow all this with something independent and very gritty and raw so I can get the respect of the industry." - About his re-built career and where he wants to go next.

"I don't consider myself a movie star, I'm just an actor doing the best I can."