[ Inside a van ]
“Bye guys! I love YOU! not you, You!.. Yeah”- Jared Padalecki
“Shut the door”- Jensen Ackles
“You’re from Texas.”-Ellen DeGeneres
“I am from Texas”
“I’m from New Orleans but you don’t have an accent at all”
“Right, I left it in the green room. I should’ve brought it out. Yeah you know what, when I get tired or drunk it kinda sneaks out ‘Hey ya’ll”
“Is this the same girlfriend you met when you were doing ‘Cry Wolf’ ?”
“This is. This is the same girlfriend–Sandra McCoy that um, is going to be in ‘Cry Wolf’ with me, the 16th.”
“Well, so we’re glad your still together.”
“Well I keep her drugged for most of the day so she doesn’t have any free thought”
“I don’t think we take ourselves very seriouslly. Growing up I used to see these people who were called like cuties or hotties or sex symbols and they’d be like ‘You know I’m sexy’. (strikes a pose) or like, ‘look how sexy and hot I am’ and I think it`s just disgusting and I think you gotta kinda be able to make fun of yourself you know. However you look is just a shell of who you are- it’s nothing really– to do with you”
“We kinda like, bustin’ eachothers knees and you know kinda making fun of eachother and we’d go out and drink.. is that bad?” [About his relationship with Jensen Ackles ]
“You know since Jensen and I are so hot, it’s very flattering and so cute and a girl will come up or a guy and say ‘hey your so cute’ you know blah blah blah whatever. Um it just (laughs) no, I’m here to film a tv show…… it’s flattering, it’s very flattering and it’s fun to tease eachother about that”
[ About being called a 'hottie ]
“I think it appeals me. It`s all about me, obviouslly. Anybody would pay to watch- no I’m just kidding”
“Their pimping your show pretty hard aren’t they?”- Interviewer
…” I flew back from L.A. and on the way from the airport to my house two buses passed me with my ugly ass face on the side of them so”
“Supposedly you had a close call you could’ve been a ghost yourself?”-Ellen Degeneres
“I did. It’s sort of a goofy story but, I was filming the movie called ‘Flight of the Phoenix’ and we were in Africa and we were on sand roads that were just sort of you know, you follow the tracks of the car infront of you and I wasn’t used to driving in sand I grew up in Texas where it’s asphalt and gravel if anything but um, the car started to swerve a little so I started to try and get straight and just turned and it ended up flipping and I’m on the side of the road and it does a whole roll and it lands upright and your sort of at the second like ‘Am I okay? What’s going on?’ and you sort of quirk your neck and you move your back and then I remembered seeing movies where you know a car crashes into something and everybody’s okay and then it explodes! And so I’m like ‘Oh no!’ so I open up my door and I run across the street and I’m like fifty feet away and I’m like, ‘Thank God I’m not gunna be in there when it explodes’. I’m looking at the car and it’s not exploding and it doesn’t really look damaged and I realize that I just ran outta a car after flipping it and I start looking around and I’m like ‘There’s not sounds, there’s no wind, there’s no birds or trees. I’m dead!’ I thought, I was sure that I was dead. I just heard some story about a guy who see’s a car accident and goes up to help and see’s himself inside and I was like ‘That is me, I am dead I better called Set and tell them I’m dead. So I run back to the car to get my phone and I turn the car upside down which it’s now used to cause it just flipped and uh, I look for the phone and I can’t find the phone and I’m like ‘Of course I can’t find the phone I’m dead I don’t need the phone why would I need the phone?”
crédito: j-padalecki.org
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