Emilio Estevez Quotes

Young People Need To Re-engage With Politics. The Life Of Democracy Depends On It. We've Left It To The Stuff Shirts, And Obviously They Haven't Been Minding The Store.

I Believe The Death Of Bobby Kennedy Was In Many Ways The Death Of Decency In America. I Think It Was The Death Of Manners And Formality, The Death Of Poetry And The Death Of A Dream.

What Does It Take To Get You To The Point Where You Have To Kill Your Brother? It's Biblical, It's Huge. It's So Personal.

I Still Have The Art Projects My Kids Made For Me 20 Years Ago. I Cherish Them, Crude And Silly As Some Of Them May Be.

People Come Up To Me On The Street And Say, 'men At Work Is The Funniest Movie I Ever Saw In My Life'. But, You Know, I Do Have To Question How Many Movies These People Have Seen.

You Make A Film And You Don't Know Who It's Going To Appeal To.

You Look At 1968 And It Was Truly The Year That Shook The World. The World Was Really Completely Upside Down.

My Father Is The Hollywood Equivalent Of A Clean, Fillet-brazed Frame. My Brother Is Like One Of Those Fat-tubed Aluminum Cannondales. I'm More Like One Of Those Taiwanese Masis.

When People Ask What Were The Qualities Of Bobby Kennedy That They Most Admired, It Was First That He Was Tough. Second, He Told The Truth And Third, He Stood Up For The Little Guy.

I Have A Problem With Objectifying Women, But I Don't Have A Problem Playing A Guy Who Objectifies Women.

I Saw A Headshot With The Name 'emilio Sheen' Printed Under It And It Looked Terrible.

My Mother Missed Having Dinner With Lyndon Johnson Because She Couldn't Find The Right Hat To Wear. While My Father Went Off To The White House To Break Bread With The President, My Mother, Who's Not A Things And Stuff Person, Stayed At The Hotel And Tried On 10 Different Hats And Missed Dinner.