Terrence Howard Quotes

The Only Thing That Really Matters In The Initial Part Of My Career, The Worst Mistake I've Ever Made Was Try To Do Things To Please The Audience Thinking How The Audience Is Going To Respond If I Do This.

I Knew That One Movie Could Either Kill My Career Or Give Birth To It. It's The Same Thing With Nelson. If You Fail At Nelson [movie About Nelson Mandela], You Don't Get To Comeback And Say, 'well, I Was Trying. Let Me Do It Again.' There Are No Re-takes.

I Don't Think President Obama Has Been That Revolutionary In Reaching Out To Ethnic Communities. President Reagan Did A Lot For The Black Community That People Don't Realize.

I Like To Watch Mankind In Its Futile Attempt To Understand The Unknown, When They Don't Even Understand That Which They Know

Don't Just View Me As An Actor.

My Life's Experiences, I've Always Had, My Uncle Used To Call It Antenna. I Know What's Going To Happen Oftentimes Before It Happened When It's Involving Me

And, So Yeah, I'll Always Want To Work In Independent Films Because You're Not Forced Into A Category Or A Formula.

No, Most Of The Decisions That I Make With Regard To Taking Roles, I Just Look For Something That's Challenging, Something That I Think I Can Accomplish, You Know

I Am An Engineer, But What I Find Important And Necessary Is That You Just Learn Things As You Go Along.

The Purpose Of My Life Is Being A Father To My Kids And Being A Husband To My Wife.

If We [black People] Do Not Show Up And Support The March Towards Cinematic Equality, The March Towards Being On A Level At - We Don't Even Have To Be Higher Than Whites, But To Be Viewed In The Same Common Thread Of This Is A Professional, These Are Stories That People Are Interested In, Instead Of Being Fed The Same Old Bs Dogma That's Been Fed And The Studios Have Used.

I Found From Working On The Film That I Am A Bigot, At Times. And That I Am Also A Coward, At Times.