Quotes About Reputation

Historically, companies haven't hesitated to end their relationships with professional athletes amid scandals.

Historically speaking, my actions speak louder than any words.

I don't want The Cure to fizzle out doing 45-minute shows of greatest hits. That would be awful for our legacy.

A lot of my die-hard fans think I have a lot of hits, but I don't.

Once you've established yourself with hits that become part of people's lives, then they pretty much always want to see you.

It's definitely good to have a hit from time to time, though not too often. If you have a few hits in a row, people start to think every film you make will be a hit, which is a big mistake.

I do not want to be a player who is known for hitting those 20-odd runs.

I wanted control over what was said and what was not said, rather than holding my head down in shame.

Hollywood has lost an enormous amount of quality.

Nobody gives a damn that I was in 'Head Of The Class,' but when they know I was Ricky in 'Better Off Dead,' they're like 'Holy crap, man! You were Ricky.' They go crazy.

People keep saying EC3 is the heart and soul of TNA: that he's this homegrown star, and he is going to be this big star. But fans don't understand that I'm the true star - I came off Vince McMahon's TV.

The girls from my hometown are so over me.

I think there are many honest businessmen.

Let's be honest. Canada wasn't ever cool.

I think managers see that I am honest.

Honestly, I try to stay away from the famous chicks and L.A. girls in general.

We need more honesty out there, but it is hard when you see what the media does to someone who is trying to be honest.

Honor is like a match, you can only use it once.

That's why I left Germany and went to L.A., that's why I hooked up with the lawyers, that's why I hooked up with a big management company - just to protect us, to keep the kind of image I could live with.

I hope there's a tinge of disgrace about me. Hopefully, there's one good scandal left in me yet.

Hopefully, by the second or the third film, who my father is won't be a story anyone's interested in. They'll either like the films or they won't, and if they don't like them, I won't be making them any more.

I'm not this horrible, evil person.

Actors don't get to be well-known if they're horrible.

I go through airports and people see the white hair and they said, 'Hey, the horse guy! Aren't you the horse guy?' Or I get, 'Has anybody told you that you look just like Bob Baffert?' I say, 'He must be a good-looking guy.'