10 Best Celeb Quotes This Week

Ryan Gosling opens up about his hero. Plus, Matthew McConaughey, Adriana Lima and more
By Grace Gavilanes
Updated December 16, 2016 06:00 AM

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"You know, they say don't meet your heroes, but I would say the addendum to that is '…unless they're Harrison Ford.' 'Cause he's a cool m———–."

— Ryan Gosling, on working with Harrison Ford on the set of Blade Runner 2049, to GQ

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"I gave [Daniel Radcliffe] a love note and a Beanie Baby for Valentine's Day. I didn't personally give it to him because I was just an extra, but I gave it to his assistant or PA that was working with him. I don't know if he ever got it, but Daniel: I just want to know if you got it! Come on! I just wanna know if you got it!"

— Julianne Hough, reminiscing about the time she worked as an extra on the set of Harry Potter, to PEOPLE

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"People bring up the romantic-comedy years as though I'm another person, another actor. It was the same car, same engine, same me. I just shifted to another gear."

— Matthew McConaughey, on his transition from rom-com actor to serious film star, to Playboy

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"If I'm not aware a photo is being taken, my natural resting face is one of a man dying. I had no idea somebody was taking a photo. Therefore I was resting comfortably in my persona of a man whose soul is visibly exiting this earth."

— Ryan Reynolds, on his less-than-enthused face in Taylor Swift's Instagram, to EW

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"You, like me, see yourself not as a victim but rather as a member of a growing class of women, daughters of a generation of equality. We have inherited far too much to be resigned to accept injustice and together we are much too strong to excuse it any longer."

— Amber Heard, penning an open letter addressing domestic violence, in Porter

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"I was in the spotlight, being photographed constantly, and I started to become self conscious of my body image."

— Mel C, on developing an eating disorder after joining the Spice Girls, to BBC Good Food

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"There's no more talking to people anymore! You talk to somebody and they're like: 'Uh, no, no, no. We don't do that anymore.' So yeah, it's been quite a big change."

— Joshua Jackson, on the state of dating after splitting from girlfriend of 10 years Diane Kruger, on The Ellen DeGeneres Show

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"He still thinks I really am Batman. He thinks I'm in my Batcave right now. Eventually, he will understand, and it will be a steep therapist's bill, but I'll take it."

— Ben Affleck, on 4-year-old son Samuel, at a Times Talk

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"Just embrace yourself because the minute you try to be something you're not, you lose your identity."

— Adriana Lima, on her advice to young women, to PEOPLE

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"For all the sense of anxiety that comes leading up to a scene like this, you get into it and you realize there's really nothing sexy about it at all. It's just really awkward."

— Chris Pratt, on filming sex scenes, on The Jess Cagle Interview

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